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Came here for our Christmas do and was just reminded of it by my friends in the pub, had a really…read moregood time. Been to others, some good, some awful... This little club has it all for me.

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Very bad, terrible experience. She not even give me a chance to touch your body just waste of money…read morekeep away from those escort.

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I came here for a night out with friends for the salvage club night. Had a great evening…read more. I hung my jacket up in the cloakroom paid the price and the girl gave me a ticket... around 4ish I went to collect my jacket to be told it wasn't on the hanger and they couldn't find it?? They were rude and dismissive and I was told to wait until the end incase it turned up. It didn't!! The jacket was a moschino bomber jacket worth £375! It completely ruined my night and I was totally gutted. Mike the manger of the club promised to call me over the next few days amd check the cctv. After i called relentlessly for days and numurous emails Mike the manger said they were going through there insurance to pay for the jacket and had me email them a copy of the receipt and was told to stop calling them. After 3 weeks I still didn't hear anything from them so called them again. The girl on the phone knew who I was and why I was calling, she told me she was getting the manger.. I was left on hold for 15 minutes!! I could hear them laughing and talking in the back ground so I hung up and haven't heard a thing from them since. The girls working behind the cloak room blatantly stole it and know one seemed to care as it's obviously something that happens often. What untrustworthy dodgy thieves I wouldn't recommend going here at all and definitely don't hang your jackets up if you want them back!!

Metropolis has to be the best themed pole dancing club within London, set over 3 floors each with a…read morefull working bar and tacky but lovable decoration make Metropolis stand out. The first floor with a 2 pole stage has a constant turn over of beautiful girls dancing till close, Zebra carpet runs up to the second floor where shower shows take place within a purple glittery car! The third floor open to VIP is themed like a beach, with real sand, casino tables and a full working bar.

Stereotypes aside, want to know which socio-economic group throws the best parties? Here's your…read moreanswer: it's the anarchists. Limehouse Town Hall, a huge and charmingly dilapidated building at the 'Docklands end' of Commercial Road is home to a number of brilliant countercultural groups and events. Whether you want to learn something unusual, meet London's flashmob organisers and mischief makers, or dress up as a war veteran, spank your mates and drink beer, this is the place to be. By day, the Limehouse Town Hall Consortium (LTHC) is an eye opening, culturally diverse group of charitable organisations, creative enterprises, artists and co-operatives. It's home to art-as-protest group The Space Hijackers (http://www.spacehijackers.co.uk) , the 'creatively antisocial artist' Lottie Child (http://malinky.org ) and Primal Pictures, an organisation that aims to get people of all ages and ethnic backgrounds working together through the arts. By night, the place turns into a labyrinth of wild party delights. When I went, they had an anarchist marching band called Rhythms of Resistance, DJs playing tunes that mashed up gansta rap and easy listening, beers were a quid and everyone was dressed as a superhero. Many of them were disturbingly convincing as well. There were riding crops, confetti and nipple tassels! Oh the joy. Unlike many places in London these days misbehaviour is encouraged: if you could avoid nicking stuff or kicking people though, that would be ideal. Here are a couple of links so you get an idea of what you've been missing: http://www.arthouseparty.net/?p=309 http://www.arthouseparty.net/?p=281 and with a huge clothes swap flashmob taking place this coming Saturday outside TopShop, I can honestly say adding yourself to the Hijackers' mailing list will change your life.

Beavers used to be a fun place, but since the make over its just dreadfull!…read more We went a couple of weeks ago, empty as usual, not a problem as the drinks are cheap and its an ok place to chill out, but the girls! What happened to all the nice ones? Sorry to say but most of the girls were below average, poor attitude and not very attractive. Eventually paid £30 for a dance only to be given the hard sell on £180 for 1/2 hour in the downstairs VIP area, I said no thanks a few times but she wouldnt stop pushing it, "you can do anything to me if we go down stairs" etc etc etc. I dont even think she got her kit off for £30!!! It was so dark I couldnt see anyway! I gave up, asked her if she had finished and left. So basically it seems to be turning into an expensive brothel!!! Never again!!!

Rob sadly I have to agree with you…read more I have been going to this club for many years and the old owners were on the money! The girls were beautiful, classy and the whole atmosphere was addictive and fun; always a night out to remember and re-visit. Now It has only girls that scrape the bottom of the barrel and would most definitely not get a look in at any other club. I have followed a few girl that have left there to other more renown clubs. One has to ask when all the best girls have jumped ship, there has to be a reason. And you have hit the nail on the head! It has turned into Watfords most expensive brothel. I was offered sex for an hour for £360 and then asked to tip cash on top! Very sad and an air of desperation for girls that as you say need to know when no means no. One can only wonder how long this club will now last?

I don't normally frequent places that are full of w*nkers but given how drunk I was my visit to the…read moreNag's Head started off as a dare and ended up being a bit of a fun experience. The rundown and grotty exterior gives you an East End Gangster feel as you walk in and pay the doorman £3 on a Friday night when I visited. Then the cliental (almost all male) hits you. The strippers were super hot. I mean amazing. I could not believe my eyes. I saw some pole dancing and moves that made my eyes boggle. I could not believe the quality as I got a round in for a reasonable four drinks for £15 and the bar even offered cashback which is a rarity these days. There were rooms for private dancing and a pool table in the corner, a super size plasma screen with a fruit machine on the side. So just a bit of a pub, but with really, really hot strippers.

Well, we were already one hour behind schedule on our monopoly pub crawl, it was rainy and windy…read moreand we were thinking we'd go to the first and best pub we could find on whitechapel road. Then we walked past nag's head. All the shutters were down and it looked extremely dodgy, you couldn't even tell whether it was open or shut, but we were in a hurry and needed to get a move on. So we pushed at the door and were quite pleased when it opened. Inside it was incredibly run-down, rough and shabby, and the bar manager who was leaning against the bar looked at us ominously as we walked in (well, in fairness to him, maybe anyone would treat pre-noon drinkers with a measure of scepticism). And of course, the roughly hewn, makeshift, unpainted stage with the dancing pole just added to the seediness of the place. In our group was this guy dressed as santa claus. He really wanted to do a little pole dance in honour of the monopoly pub crawl, but disappointingly the bar manager would have none of it. Maybe he had a bad sense of humour. How could you not want to see santa claus pole dance!