Cavernous 3-room rave warehouse with parties going on til midmorning. Very dance-focused and…read moreextremely hot and humid in the main room so dress as though you were going dancing in a rainforest (not joking). Sound system is Funktion 1 and didn't give me tinnitis the next day, a rarity especially considering I forgot my earplugs (free ones available behind the bar) Drink prices reasonable, minimum 10 quid charge for cards. Some events sell tickets in stages with midnight/general and post-5am tickets

I wanted to bring a tin of soft drink to take meds in.. The paramedic just played on words and…read moreTerry did not let me in after travelling all the way up from Surrey to Camden. The show has not even started i was not rude i told them they were unreasonable. I showed my meds. I find the diet soda better but. Show has not even started and now waiting 3 hrs outside whilst my mate is inside. I apologised but Terry playing god refused to let me in. I was not rude. The medic just kept spinning his words. I just had a friend die last week and Terry ruined it. Was not ptepzred to listen just acting in the worst way possible. Other staff were nice.

Extremely Unsafe & Discriminatory for Disabled Guests - Please Read Before Attending…read more I'm leaving this review after months of being ignored by KOKO Camden following a serious incident that occurred on 27th February 2025. I emailed the venue on 28th Feb and again in full detail on 3rd March -- both emails were completely ignored. I attended the venue for a concert and had followed all proper procedures, including emailing the access team months in advance to confirm I would be bringing food, water, and medical supplies due to my Type 1 Diabetes. This was approved via email and in line with KOKO's own accessibility policy on their website, which states that attendees can bring food, drink, and medical items for health conditions. I had also attended this venue many times before with no issues. Despite this, upon arrival: * Security refused to let me bring in any of these items, even after showing them the official email from the access team. * My medical necessities were confiscated, and I was left with minimal supplies. * I was mocked and belittled by multiple staff members, including one who said, "That's a whole shopping bag," despite the bag being standard size and containing medical items. * I was taken into a back room by the venue medic (named Matt), who also dismissed my access needs, questioned my condition, and sarcastically asked, "So is a 1-minute response not good enough for you?" For someone with diabetes, 1 minute can be the difference between being fine and passing out. Despite all this, they refused to let me carry the bag with me and said staff could "bring items if needed" -- something that simply did not happen when I actually needed them. Throughout the night: * I became hyperglycaemic from stress, then hypoglycaemic later, and was unable to access my own supplies in a timely manner. * Staff were unresponsive, dismissive, and even shouted at my friends and PA when they tried to help. * I was denied access to the accessible toilet after the show -- the only response was "it's closed, use the regular one." * When I finally got my bag back, the medic questioned whether my blood sugar was actually low and condescendingly offered unsolicited advice -- at the end of a night where his refusal to listen had already endangered my health. I had medical documentation, an access card, official email confirmation, and visible medical devices. Still, I was denied the basic rights and support I need to safely attend an event. KOKO's own website says they "welcome all attendees who need to bring food or drink to manage a medical condition," but their staff did the opposite. I left this event physically unwell, distressed, and genuinely frightened by how little my access needs were respected. If I had passed out or worse, it would have been entirely the venue's fault. That's how serious this was. The fact that no one at KOKO has responded to me months later shows a complete lack of responsibility and care. This venue is not safe for disabled attendees in its current state. Until KOKO radically improves staff training, communication, and actual accessibility practice, I strongly urge anyone with access needs to stay away.

That location isn't worth visiting. During my last visit, security guards prevented me from…read moreentering, citing a private event. While this is understandable, there should be online notifications available for checking beforehand.

Faces in Gants Hill is actually a good night club itself, music here is good bit of Rnb, house and…read morecommercial music. The club does get packed but because its quite big there's still enough room to move/dance. The drinks wasn't too expensive it was average priced considering it is just outside London, but now the downside to this night club is you got to sign up to a membership on the door which costs £30 I believe, this one membership allowed all of us entry which was a party of around 10+ but we still had to pay the entrance fee on top of that which was £10 each. The problem is they don't make you aware that you have to sign up on their website if you haven't been before, the doormen make up the rules as they go along I think because I see other people walk through without showing a membership.

My friends and I had come here after a meal out at another friend's birthday. We had put our names…read moreon a guest list a few weeks before to avoid paying an entry fee. After running after trains and buses (bare footed in the filthy streets of East London) trying to get to this club before 11:30, we were then told that the guest list had been cancelled. Fair enough. We then had to wait a further 30 minutes to get inside and then we were told that we had to pay £10 and an extra £2 if we had on jackets (which was compulsory). I was slightly annoyed but didn't let it ruin my night. The venue itself was okay. It was spacious and you could dance freely. The crowd of people that were there were mostly 18 24 so if your into more mature surroundings I don't think this place is for you :D. Considering it was a Africans v Caribbeans night the music was mostly, Afrobeats, Bashment, Reggae, Soca with some R&B and Hip-Hop (which I thoroughly enjoyed.) You don't really need to dress up. It's more casual but nice (however ladies, definitely put on those heels!) To sum it all up it was a really good night out. No fights! Just everybody having a good time! Make sure you bring an extra £2 for your coats and jackets!

we went out originally to plastic red in Sidcup and ditched that as it was deserted and came to the…read morelounge we had a brilliant time would recommend it to anyone wanting a good night out!

I've been immersing myself too much recently in gay culture, so wanted to take a step back and…read morere-enter the world of the 'super club' where you're well versed in getting frisked, pimpin' your ass for a pinchin' and generally accepting you're the meat in an sweaty sandwich. So with this in mind, I trundled off to Matter (aka world's end) to watch a Frankie Knuckles set, whilst reams of Lady Gaga fans stormed the o2 gates, kicking myself even harder I hadn't bagged a cheap ticket. Into the club and it's expansive, annoying the second room wasn't open. The crowd was certainly chavier than I expected, the set funkier than I anticipated but alas, you can bring the boys to the club but all I could see in my peripheral vision was the hottest girl the wrong side of the Thames dancing in a skinny vest for four hours flat. Gutter, head out, working on it. A Benny Benassi moment if ever there was one.

Oh what a club!…read more It's seperated over different floors on the bottom floor you have the main DJ in a booth and the dance floor infront of him playing House music all night (the dance floor is so busy - as in back to back literally) you have cigarette machines and a merchandise counter and a bar also. There are tables and places to sit too. The club and bar and chairs are all made out of concrete but very modern. There's also a smoking area on this level. Go up a level and there is a Room 2 which has a different DJ in this is also the same style music and busy too. There is a toilet on this level though beware you walk in one door and it splits in 2 sides which you can see down both and that's men and womens hmmm. another bar on this level and a balcony over looking the dance floor and again a seating area. You can go to level 3 if your VIP for VIP you have to have a minimum spend of £500 per table, which believe me you do, you get waitress service and a nice leather booth. The table opens up and it's filled with ice and bottles of vodka or champagne or whatever you order. There is also your own private VIP dancefloor with disco lights and your own toilet - not split. There is a lift for anyone who can't manage the stairs. Brilliant club brilliant night would recommend to any lover of house and dance music

Don't go! Seriously - it's all mine and I don't want to share it…read more Okay that is a bit extreme but this place is the most magical club in the world and I'm resenting every letter I type here. So here's the deal, I'll write this and you'll appreciate it but never actually set foot it this place..okay? Good! I discovered this club/venue through my far too cool flatmate and we went on Halloween. It was like a huge house party full of your friends in some of the most horrific fancy dress I have ever seen. They have a small stage at the front where local artists perform alongside burlesque dancers for a truly eye opening experience. The place is filled with party people who dress funny even when they aren't in fancy dress and the drinks are cheap enough to get drunk on £20. That is after playing a whooping £10 to get in. Since that night I have been back a few times and every time I do it gets harder to get in. The queues are longer and the door staff ruder, in fact this Halloween we got there and they wouldn't even let us in at all. At 7pm (and I like to say that the normal starting time for things like this is about 11pm) there was over 200 people outside all waiting. We were not one of the lucky ones. So if I have had all of this trouble why so many star? It will still always be an amazing mixture of students, artists and free thinkers out for a good night with like minded people in a historic venue. There is even a Banksy painted on one side of it's wall. I wish more places would be like this so that we could all fit in!

What -is- this place?!…read more A girl was putting on lipstick in the mirror whilst I was using the urinal trough in the gents'. Another girl was in the toilet stall. The seat of the chair I sat on fell through between the legs as I adjusted my bum on it, and the stage was set with a massive light-festooned heart and a fabric vag the size of a sofa. Admittedly, this happened to be on the night of The Vagina Monologues performance and the crowd was teeming with lesbians and feminists, so that might explain the decor. I figure that the booze is typically cheap and that the space is just as grotty for any other event. The beauty of it is that's all it's meant to be - no more and no less. ---- As an aside... how does one punctuate the gents'? Gents? Gent's? Gents'?

excellent vibes and great reggaeton!!! good scene for loud music! Good dancing scene as well.read more

From the owner: La Pollera Colora is an Award Winning Latin Nightclub situated in London Bridge. Established in…read more2001 this Club has grown significantly to become London's Number 1 Latin Nightclub catering to a friendly vibrant mature crowd. The Nightclub features 2 Dance Rooms set over 2 Floors each playing to different vibes. It's the most sought after Latin Nightclub around so it's recommend to arrive as early as possible to gain entry as the Club does get busy... London's Best Latin DJ's are on rotation spinning the best Latin Rhythms which include Salsa, Merengue, Vallenato, Bachata & a touch of Reggaeton. You'll dance the night away Guaranteed... We open every weekend. It's recommend to arrive as early as possible to gain entry as the Club does get very busy. We open on Fridays & Saturdays and Doors open at 9pm. Entry Policy: Dress to Impress. Shoes Required. Smart Jeans are ok. No Caps. No Hoods. No Baggy Cloths. Age Policy: Gentlemen: +21 Ladies +18 Photo ID's Strictly Required for Entry for everyone. No ID means No Entry.

Best club in London! I've been going out around London during the last 4 years and this is by far…read morethe best club. Awesome music (psytrance, electro) and visuals with great atmosphere, really friendly crowd and staff and themed parties every now and then with free snacks and refreshments. They are now opening also Saturdays from 2pm to 10pm if you want to pop over for a dance after lunch!

A place playing trance in London? Surely not…read more Had a great night at 414, a small but very friendly crowd and great music until the next day. Owner very friendly and had a good chat with us. Nice squishy sofas but even better, get up to the the roof garden as the sun comes up - genius. As others have said, security very friendly and absolutely no aggro in the club. Great vibe, will be going back soon.