Came here to see Eiffel 65 and was reminded of a venue in SF. There's two levels and I prefer the…read moretop level since I'm a bit short and I can get a good view of the act. Several bars for drinks and there's a smoking section for those who just can't seem to quit. The sound system is decent and has a good intimate vibe to see your favorite band or dj.

Had the most unreal night here. Never forgot it thr atmosphere was amazing the venue was unreal…read moreand the lighting was out of this world

This is a huge place opposite The London Dungeon that seems to be open long after most other places…read morehave closed for the night and consequently fills up with the flotsum and jetsum of the early hours and nocturnal restaurant and bar staff that would like a night out after their night's work. There is a club on the ground floor and a vast pool hall with bar on the upper floor. The music is fine, the atmosphere is surprisingly OK with dancing spontaneously erupting between the tables. Not really a destination venue unless you are close by and can't be bothered hopping in a cab.

A great place to go for some pool, food and late night drinks! Every Wednesday is Karaoke and boy…read moreis it funny! There seem to be a few regulars here that are always in the Karaoke spirit! The Karaoke song choices are up-to-date and not annoying songs from the 80s. This bar is situated opposite London Bridge Station and has a free car park after 7pm every night. The vibe is nice any night of the week and the staff are lovely! The layout is cosy and spacious, and there is a little smoking area with table outside. What more could you want from a local bar! Oh... make sure you bring ID as they're quite strict on that!

Well well well, so we finally meet…read more Dark, dank, doggies and delicious! I really don't know what it is about this place, but I agree with my fellow yelpers that there is just something about this shaggy old dog. Perhaps it's the complete and total absence of pretentiousness. Or maybe it's the fact that everybody in there, is there just to have a good time. The crowd is laid back, trendy and generally it attract people from all walks of life. The bar is big, stocked and waiting for you!

The main appeal of Dogstar to me is the excellent, cheap Mexican food. Technically run by another…read morecompany (El Panzon) from within the pub, it's still enough to get me down regularly with the Monday discount offers. I've seen Daddy G from Massive Attack DJ here and it was a good evening. The decor is like an old mansion that's been left untouched for years above head height and like any other bar below. They show football on a projector here for big games, which to someone who doesn't care for football is more of an annoyance than anything. The couple of nights I have been out here, the only criticism I can think of is that the ordering of the DJs didn't seem to fit the crowd reaction, but that's more about the night organiser than the venue itself.

Ever since Brick Lane became the spot for kewl peeps prices here jumped and more tourists are…read moreadding it to their itinerary so, as always, the authenticity leaks away along with the pounds in your wallet due to cover charges now being upped. At least 93 has kept that grungy, Indie feel and the beer garden is a winner when the weather picks up. Great place to meet after work and they have realised that and started bringing on bands for the early evening punters. Check t'internet for deets before you turn up. It would always be difficult to rate 93 based on a musical experience as it is, after all, a place where bands will always pass through but when I came here recently it was to see a band I know are the bees knees and so we were always going to have a good night regardless. I have been here many times but recent visits indicate that live music crowds (as opposed to dead) are becoming a rare species in the capital and this has a knock on effect on the overall experience as this kind of venues works a lot better when you are wedged in.Too many venues now for sure. Closing time can be erratic here and you can end up on the pavement with nowhere to get a drink if you are not careful so we always aim to watch the gig and move on to a local pub for a closed door sesh' followed by a trip up Brick Lane for a Salt Beef Bagel, drool!!

93 Feet East offers one of the best clubbing experiences in London in my opinion. With different…read moremusic in every day everything from Dubstep and reggae to grime and punk, for different moods and different people. With is being at the heart od Shoreditches Brick Lane its a central point for clubbers. The monthly club nights include uber trendy, too cool for school Urban Nerds who play everything that will make you go 'brap brap' to the more eclectic night, Mindie playing everything from Hip Hop and soul to Indie and grime. They sometimes have a little outside restuarant selling hot food burgers etc which i must say is very nice indeed, drinks are pricey but its worth it!

Okay I'm going to be really embarassing for a second and admit I really only wanted to come here…read morebecause I knew One Direction had frequented this club in the past. While I didn't have a Liam or Niall sighting on my visit, I still had fun and would probably come again. As other girls have said in their reviews, the fact that female visitors don't have to pay cover is a nice plus. I would try to get on guestlist if you can so the wait time is minimal and you can skip the line, as there will probably be one. From there, the drinks are definitely expensive. I would suggest pregaming before you go or being confident that you will be able to get guys to buy you drinks. The dancing was fun - the music is good and it was soon really late because we danced the night away. FB is in a good location and a taxi or Uber home (I guess depending where you're going, for us, not far) is definitely reasonable. I would come again if I was in London and wanting a fancy night out. Next time I'd probably try to get some more free drinks out of the experience.

We got the table on a Wednesday night to celebrate my friend's home coming. He left London 14 years…read moreago for Hong Kong and had not been back since. I think everyone enjoyed the night. The girl who served our table was really friendly and looked to have a good time too. Overall not a bad place to go to but It's lacking the good vibe atmosphere that you get in places like No.41 and Xclusive Touch..

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.

I have been twice a and both times i wasn't impressed. The place was riddled With stuck up TOWIE…read morewannabes and an absolutely overcrowded bar and dance floor. The place had no air-conditioning on it was actually disgusting to the point my friends and i gave up on the dance floor and just went to the courtyard. The court yard is nice and they put evening loungers out there so on a nice evening it would be good to sit there and have a drink. Don't get me wrong I love to dress up do my hair and put the high heels on but that place was a totally different kettle of fish! I think since the show has become more popular it has unfortunately gone this way as the first time i went it wasn't as bad! Wouldn't really give it another chance. Tip get there early other wise you will be queuing for ages

We had a lovely birthday lunch here for my daughters 15th ,we absolutely loved it the food was…read moregreat and the staff were friendly the burgers are massive they taste really good a really lovely restaurant decorated lovely really comfortable loved it.

Tucked away near Great Portland Street, I've been here a few times for gigs now and have a pretty…read morepositive impression of the place. It's surprisingly large for a start, and the bar here offers a decent variety of alcohol and booze for not too high a price. It's a bit of a blank canvas space in my view, and you could do a lot with what the venue has to offer if you were looking to host an event!

Great venue that I have never attended before. Venue 1 is larger and although slow to fill up was…read morebusy by the time the main act came on. Bar area quiet small for such a large place and prices very expensive! Bit of a cheek at charging £2 for coats and no doubling up! Great space to dance in though and stage lets you see all the band.