Himalayan Club (renamed from Monsoon quite a while ago now)continues to be a fabulous and fun…read moreevening out whether in a couple or with friends, whether for just an evening out or for a celebration. The management are truly welcoming, the staff efficient and friendly. This is proven by the fact that there are many, many regular customers who visit every week, some several times a week and the customers are also very welcoming to other new customers, which is always lovely to see. The food is always top notch and the prices are really very competitive compared to other places that charge an arm and a leg and the food doesn't taste anywhere near as great as it is at Himalaya. Live singers every weekend (can't testify about weekday evenings as I've never been there on a weekday) but talented and entertaining they get the crowd up and dancing later in the evening, whilst singing melodious classics whilst people are enjoying food and conversation! Bal & Gita, keep up the great work at making this one of the best places to have a great night out!

Awesome service and great food!!!. I highly recommend to…read moreanyone who like Indian panjabi food.

This place has always had a bad reputation as it has a mainly student clientele in a very…read morenon-student friendly area. It has 2 floors (both are quite sticky) and is a little dingy but its what you would expect of a indie gig venue on the outskirts of London. It is the only place around in this area which actually plays live music regularly. For some of the planned nights I would definitely recommend it. Its also a good place for a snake bite.

One of the best pubs in Harrow - aimed at young people. Has live bands and a good atmostphere. Can…read moreget quite rowdy but is generally good fun. Definitely one of the best!

First of all, the place is quite hard to find as it is located under A40. But once you know that it…read moreshould be easy to find ;) The ambience inside is very classy and depending on the night the music varies from grunge, house, EDM etc. But generally the tunes are approachable. There is plenty of sitting inside including plush sofas and armchairs. Hint: head to the upper floor for alternative bar and plenty of comfortable sitting options.

This review is for MORNING GLORYVILLE West as it's held at Mode. I've never been to Mode except…read moreearly Saturday mornings. It's a little hard to find, at the end of Portobello Road turn right and you find it. I do however love this space. It has 2 floors. The main dance floor with an organ that shots out fire and an upstairs that has a balcony that you can look down to the dance floor. There's also comfy seating upstairs. Morning Gloryville is a 4 hour morning rave that does not allow alcohol or drugs so kids can come too. There's yoga, massage, glitter and free hugs. (The Yoga, Massage & glitter are 'free' but you are expected to give a donation to the person offering the service). Also if you dance next to the DJ's it's ridiculously cool compared to the rest of the dance floor.

The Gate is quite stylish, very suiting to the whole Notting Hill feel, personally I did not enjoy…read moremyself here and didn't feel to happy about dishing extortionate amounts for a drink in a pretty souless place. Cocktails are £8.50 for god's sake. You can apparently do salsa here which would be quite fun. And it is free with sessions for all levels of ability... beginners for me! I guess that is one attractive quality of the place. Also, the food is really good- that is some of the meze starter menu. The broad bean falafel is good. And not too expensive. I wouldn't really return here in a rush, maybe on payday if I wanted a bit of class. And yes, it would have to be in the summer.

I have always had SO much fun here. Sure, I've only ever been here on a Thursday or Sunday, when…read morethe music is a fabulous mix of reggae, pop, and funk. Intimate enough to feel cosy without feeling like you can't move, The Gate has always had a great mix of punters who have always been pleasant. Drinks are slightly on the pricey side, but, hey, it's Notting Hill. They have a great range of beers, top-shelf spirits and cocktails. Go down! It's totally super fun!

dreadful hole!!!!!! TINY SWEATBOX. full of pervs!!!!!! DO NOT GO if you are even a half decent…read morehuman being, it will only be a downer to the end of your night out. Do yourself a favour and save your money for something worth while.

This is a place to visit after you've had a few to drink and fancy carrying on the party, but it's…read morea very small venue and is better suited to crowds who only have a couple of people who want to jump up and dance - there really isn't enough room for THAT many people to dance. This attracts the late night drinkers, and slightly older crowd eho aren't fans of the local club, Boulevard, which attracts a younger crowd.

The Lodge is a cool little bar / mini club. As you enter you head down the stairs into a dark bar…read morewith a small dance floor, seating area and DJ box. To the right is another bar area and seating, and the back takes you into a walled garden, where in the summer they have BBQ's and 'garden parties'. For a small venue they get some good names here playing such as Rob da Bank. They have an eclectic music policy but always bordering on funk/house/rnb. You also get a mix of clientele in here, which gives it a happy vibe. Harlesden isn't the first place you'd expect to find a DJ bar like this so it gives a welcome lift to the area's limited nightlife.

Tried to organise a private birthday party by booking out the whole venue with the manager, Per…read moreBertelsen. He forwarded my emails on to another colleague without copying me and the colleague then used this email forward to contact me and I found Per to have spoken rudely about me in his email to his colleague. Per should be more considerate of his potential clientelle then perhaps he would be more likely to secure a deal in the future...just a suggestion from a forgone client. I managed to find an excellent venue who were extremely polite and helpful instead.