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!

This was formaly known as time and envy but it went through a huge refurbishment and changed its…read morename to liquid and envy. This club is on three levels on the upper level theres a bar and thats where people seem to meet up. On the second level theres also a bar and a balcony over looking the dance floor and on the lower level theres a large dancefloor. It also has an outside area where you can go and either get some fresh air or go for a cigarette. Everyone gets searched on the door which i thi is understanding these days. Id say If your looking for a good night out on a friday or saturday this is a place you should try.Drinks are half price before 11 and after 11 the prices are rediculous so top up before then. Its £7 to get in without a flyer they have live djs and all different types of music.

This was formerly known as Time (and envy) as is the biggest club in Romford. They have totally…read moreredeveloped it with a fabulous futuristic looking modern interior. Though this has made the dancefloor significantly smaller. They have done this to include all these ne private booths with are funky. You will always have a good night here. Some of the people do seem young in there though. They often have free before 11/11.30 deals and deals on drinks too. If you sign up on the mailing list you get special birthday offers

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'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

Originally the Player's Club was the Premier friday night spot in East Ham (ok so it was the only…read moreFriday night spot in East Ham). You'd have to ensure to get there by 10pm in order to get in (security lock the gates when they reach capacity). The dress code was classy, the music would keep you rocking until chucking out time, and if you just fancied grabbing a leather couch and people watching you could. Thisngshave changed a bit since the early days - the club has now been renamed and the clientele is a litte rougher than before. Still - the music is as good as ever, and it's a great way to start a local night on the town. Worth passing by if you're ever in the neighbourhood.

This is a great shopping outlet with so many food places and also retail store too. I came here…read moreeveryday during my work trip to London because it was near my hotel. My work was inside the O2 arena which is inside this outlet too. I went to Nandos, Five Guys, Chiptole, German Kabob and a Thai restaurant. I also did some shopping here as well at Adidas, Hot Chocolate, Sunglass Guys and other stores. The arena is located right here you enter the outlet.

The O2 is a full experience. Shopping, restaurants, multiple venues for concerts/musicals/etc. It…read moreis just across the promenade from the bus station and a perfect place to spend a rainy day. It was reminiscent of the Planet Hollywood Mall except it is [semi]circular. There is a Wetherspoons located on either end (yay!) as well restaurants that specialize in worldly cuisines. I went for the first time to see my favorite boy band, Five, on their reunion tour. A 20,000+ person capacity arena in the center of a "mall" is wild. The arena had great sound, and even though I was in the upper tier stage-left, I had a clear view of the stage. For a first time visitor, it is important to note that the upper tier is very steep. I was only in the 2nd row from the ledge, so I did not have any issues with vertigo/motion sickness. However, I would personally avoid seats near the top because I know I would have issues. There is a separate merch store outside the area to avoid crazy lines once you enter the arena. You can bring small packages and pursues inside but they made others rent a locker to place large packages and jackets. In addition to the arena, there is a smaller venue that was simultaneously hosting a K-Pop concert and the dinner venue for Mamma Mia! I wish I would have arrived when the shops first opened as I could have easily spent an entire day wandering around. If you are visiting London and have the opportunity to see a show at one of the venues, I highly recommend making a day of it!

Not a club I'd suggest they have a different range of music like on Thursday you can travel back in…read moretime with 80's dance classics. Fridays the best with UK garage and RnB. I wouldn't trust this club as they don't always deliver its unpredictable/inconsistent sometimes it'll be popular and your find that there are a decent amount of people rarely but if your lucky there will be quite a lot of people within the club and so then you can have a good time but that's not always the case as there are nights where they could have up to 3/5 people in this club or even less and when you think of where you could be instead that's where I wouldn't suggest this club. Entrance cost £6 smart casual dress code. Drinks £2.50.

Closed after a drug scandall now reopened as a pseudo Irish pub.read more

This is a bit of a 'local club for local people' which is not such a bad thing if you're local…read more Otherwise, expect a slightly boisterous reception and be wary of the scary bouncers.

This place has a motorbike and a behelmeted mannequin hanging over the bar, as if they've just…read morecrashed through the wall. That's pretty cool. Not sure if it's supposed to be an anti-drink driving thing, or just a way of showing that this is a venue for DANGEROUS PEOPLE. I went to see a friend's band play in the back room, which is a decent size for a pub's music area. It's also all black. As is the makeup and hair of most of the clientele. Yep, we're talking goth / metal types, just like you used to see in the common room at school. Bless 'em. The beer is cheap and sold in plastic glasses once the music starts. They don't accept cards. The main bar is absurdly brightly lit, which might be why the goths hide away in the back room. If you're into glamour, cocktails, gastro-style food, attractive punters, seductive ambience and a short trip from central London, maybe give this place a miss. If you like ROCK and METAL and BLACK and SMALL CRAMPED TOILETS and A SLIGHTLY THREATENING STROLL TO / FROM EAST HAM TUBE STATION, head there immediately. Oh, and on the way, keep an eye out for a pound shop with an intriguing sign out front. It offers goods at 50p £1 £1.50 ++ ??, apparently.

THE WORST. Save your money Australia and DO NOT stay here. It is NOT at all how it is presented on…read moreall its social media platforms whatsoever. Absolutely too far form the Tube and London. 45min+ ride, as well as 20 min walk from East Ham station. Bus service is nil. Neighborhood not secure or welcoming to tourists, the terrible food stench in the entire property from their catering facility was unbearable and nauseating, WIFI constantly offline, in addition to their management disregard to families and patrons needs and concerns, they are not transparent or accountable. Stay in central London, do not waste your money and time with this property. THE WORST. DO NOT stay here Australia, thumbs down 110%. Buyer beware.