Latest reviews for Nightlife in Soho, London, United Kingdom

St. Moritz Club - Unusual antics by ben1982

ben1982 — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:04:18 +0000

Review by ben1982

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7437 0525

Attracting hugely different types of people, from the leather-clad to the shiny suits of the soho media workforce and bemused tourists, this noisy basement can be a great place to head after bars have closed for a uninhibited dance! With nights ranging from indie to industrial metal, be careful as to the night you pick to visit. Drinks are also far from cheap, but the sheer variety of people usually found here guarantees a night of unusual anticsAttracting hugely different types of people, from the leather-clad to the shiny suits of the soho media workforce and bemused tourists, this noisy basement can be a great place to head after bars have closed for a uninhibited dance! With nights ranging from indie to industrial metal, be careful as to the night you pick to visit. Drinks are also far from cheap, but the sheer variety of people usually found here guarantees a night of unusual antics

Cafe De Paris - Cafe Rocks by VickieMac

VickieMac — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 13:48:24 +0000

Review by VickieMac

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 7734 7700

Website: http://www.cafedeparis.com

Tags: hole in pocket, dance, live music

I've been to this spot a few times but Cafe Rocks was one of my best nights. They had four great bands on then some really great music into the early morning.

No problems on the door for me but we arrived around 9pm which isn't quite peak club time.

We had VIP so we had the pleasure of enjoying the balcony and when the bar closed we found ourselves ushered into a VIP room downstairs in the back with it's own bar and some really cool "beds". Very plush!

My biggest complaint with this place is the price of drinks - Â£27 for a bottle of "house" wine. I've paid this in other clubs so I guess it's normal by London club standards but that doesn't mean I have to like it!

I'd definitely hit it again.I've been to this spot a few times but Cafe Rocks was one of my best nights. They had four great bands on then some really great music into the early morning.

No problems on the door for me but we arrived around 9pm which isn't quite peak club time.

We had VIP so we had the pleasure of enjoying the balcony and when the bar closed we found ourselves ushered into a VIP room downstairs in the back with it's own bar and some really cool "beds". Very plush!

My biggest complaint with this place is the price of drinks - Â£27 for a bottle of "house" wine. I've paid this in other clubs so I guess it's normal by London club standards but that doesn't mean I have to like it!

I'd definitely hit it again.

Soho House 21 - OMG, it's so, like, cool! by josieloves

josieloves — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 23:44:44 +0000

Review by josieloves

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7734 5188

Website: http://www.sohohouse21.com

Tags: cool, young professionals, trendy

I haven't quite decided what the appeal is for a place like Soho House. For me, it's about seeing and being seen, being able to tell your friends and family that you've been somewhere cool and 'exclusive' and generally just feeling very fabulous and girl-about-town. I was taken to Soho House by a member for a business breakfast. It was desperately exciting not least because bumping into a very famous and very hungover celeb was a genuine possibility.

I arrived having no clue where the entrance was and once located, didn't quite know where to go once inside. It has that air about it that screams, "darling, if you have to ask where the toilets are, you don't belong". Once inside, the dark wood panelling and large leather armchairs were a welcome relief from the grey, drizzly london day.

The staff are as pretentious as the location (abrupt and nonchalent but at the same time discreetly attentive) but the food was tremendous. I was dying to have the eggs benedict but my manners prevailed once i remembered that it really is quite rude and most uncool to order the most expensive thing on the menu. The sausage sandwich was flavourful and you could tell that they buy posh sausages, probably from a farmers market and definitely not from the 2for1 counter at Tesco. Likewise for the bread. The tea came loose, again, another small touch which felt very decadent - and the juices were freshly squeezed.

All in all, a very satisfying place to spend a couple of hours escaping a very wet morning. Yes, it's overpriced and you have to be a member or be with a member just to get in but surely that's all part of the appeal, non?! If you like that kind of thing, you'll love Soho House.I haven't quite decided what the appeal is for a place like Soho House. For me, it's about seeing and being seen, being able to tell your friends and family that you've been somewhere cool and 'exclusive' and generally just feeling very fabulous and girl-about-town. I was taken to Soho House by a member for a business breakfast. It was desperately exciting not least because bumping into a very famous and very hungover celeb was a genuine possibility.

I arrived having no clue where the entrance was and once located, didn't quite know where to go once inside. It has that air about it that screams, "darling, if you have to ask where the toilets are, you don't belong". Once inside, the dark wood panelling and large leather armchairs were a welcome relief from the grey, drizzly london day.

The staff are as pretentious as the location (abrupt and nonchalent but at the same time discreetly attentive) but the food was tremendous. I was dying to have the eggs benedict but my manners prevailed once i remembered that it really is quite rude and most uncool to order the most expensive thing on the menu. The sausage sandwich was flavourful and you could tell that they buy posh sausages, probably from a farmers market and definitely not from the 2for1 counter at Tesco. Likewise for the bread. The tea came loose, again, another small touch which felt very decadent - and the juices were freshly squeezed.

All in all, a very satisfying place to spend a couple of hours escaping a very wet morning. Yes, it's overpriced and you have to be a member or be with a member just to get in but surely that's all part of the appeal, non?! If you like that kind of thing, you'll love Soho House.

Moonlighting Night Club - all drinks at £1 on thursdays by volcom883

volcom883 — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 12:28:23 +0000

Review by volcom883

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7437 5782

Website: http://www.moonlightingnightclub.co.uk

Tags: students, cool, friendly

ok, they dont serve jack daniels but then if you only have a tenner in your pocket and you wanna get drunk this is the only place in central london.

the entry is 6 pounds. however if you go on their website (www.candy-box.co.uk) you can print off the voucher and get cheaper entry

the only thing to bear in mind is the age group in this club. 16-22!

they got cheap drinks on monday, wednesday and thursdays.

over the weekend it becomes a posh club visited by black people. even eddy muphy visited this place!

do not come with chewing gums as they will be throws away at the entranceok, they dont serve jack daniels but then if you only have a tenner in your pocket and you wanna get drunk this is the only place in central london.

the entry is 6 pounds. however if you go on their website (www.candy-box.co.uk) you can print off the voucher and get cheaper entry

the only thing to bear in mind is the age group in this club. 16-22!

they got cheap drinks on monday, wednesday and thursdays.

over the weekend it becomes a posh club visited by black people. even eddy muphy visited this place!

do not come with chewing gums as they will be throws away at the entrance

Ronnie Scott's - 4 stars for performers by jlonners

jlonners — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 19:53:18 +0000

Review by jlonners

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7439 0747

Website: http://www.ronniescotts.co.uk

Tags: jazz, club, live music

ok so everyone has heard of ronnie scotts, but what is it actually like. well since it was done up a few years ago i rather like it. it still have the table lamps and dark underground feel to it and there is still a great selection of performers to be seen here. its not cheap of course, i have drinks but i always steer clear of the food. i remember by friend insisting on having some and what amounted to nothing more than cheese and crackers (2 slices of basic cheddar and 3 crakers) were brought to her for over 10 quid. aslo we often have to ask for our wine about 3 times before we get it. at the end of the day you come here because its ronnies and one of very few places you can see like jazz or bosa nova etc. i wish it were less expensive but have enjoyed it every time i have been.ok so everyone has heard of ronnie scotts, but what is it actually like. well since it was done up a few years ago i rather like it. it still have the table lamps and dark underground feel to it and there is still a great selection of performers to be seen here. its not cheap of course, i have drinks but i always steer clear of the food. i remember by friend insisting on having some and what amounted to nothing more than cheese and crackers (2 slices of basic cheddar and 3 crakers) were brought to her for over 10 quid. aslo we often have to ask for our wine about 3 times before we get it. at the end of the day you come here because its ronnies and one of very few places you can see like jazz or bosa nova etc. i wish it were less expensive but have enjoyed it every time i have been.

The Borderline - the place for gigs by jlonners

jlonners — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 19:47:57 +0000

Review by jlonners

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7734 2095

Website: http://www.sfigroup.co.uk

Tags: live music, cool

Oh the borderline! This brings back memories of bands from long ago, showing my age now! This is a gig venue so all the extras (ha ha) of food or selection of ales isnâ¬"t what you come here for. I may be wrong but I seem to remember the borderline moved locations (??) I think to this one (still a long time ago) as it is bigger. It has history and there are photos of all the bands that have been here and I seem to remember seeing bands here on the way up, AND again on the way back down again! Donâ¬"t come to eat here itâ¬"s the tacky snack burger bar type of food. The sound is good at the venue though so itâ¬"s a must to see some bands here.Oh the borderline! This brings back memories of bands from long ago, showing my age now! This is a gig venue so all the extras (ha ha) of food or selection of ales isnâ¬"t what you come here for. I may be wrong but I seem to remember the borderline moved locations (??) I think to this one (still a long time ago) as it is bigger. It has history and there are photos of all the bands that have been here and I seem to remember seeing bands here on the way up, AND again on the way back down again! Donâ¬"t come to eat here itâ¬"s the tacky snack burger bar type of food. The sound is good at the venue though so itâ¬"s a must to see some bands here.

Moonlighting Nightclub - Cheapskates by xaphania

xaphania — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 13:34:40 +0000

Review by xaphania

Rating: 3.00

Tags: dance, hip-hop, friendly

Well i have only ever been to this club on a Wednesday and Thursday so can only give it half a review but here goes.
Wednesday nights at Moonlighting are known as 'Cheapskates', which is a popular student night out. It is always filled every week which is no surprise seen as most single spirits and mixers are 80p each and a bottle of beer Â£1. Any other spirits are around Â£1 i think or maybe more and if you want anything as sophisticated as wine or a soft drink then i think its pretty expensive.
Generally, the music is Indie and alternative with a reasonable dance floor and quite a lot of seating but you have to be quick as the seats get filled pretty quickly.
It can take a long time to get served at the bar in cramped conditions and the 80p spirits dont exactly taste the best but thats not what the point of them are.
Thursdays is known as Candybox and is similar but the prices of the drinks go up buy 20p :0O There is often less people on Thursdays and the music is less Indie and more RnB. Being less people, the bar is less crowded and there is more space to sit which can make for a better night out.
One thing i must warn you about is the tables around the seating areas. They are conveniently at "foot-stool" height but i wouldnt put your feet up if you can resist or you will immediately be told off by the security and repeat offenders will be kicked out!!!
If your looking for a typical studenty night out with insanely cheap drinks of dubious quality in central London, this is your place!
( I'll just add that i've generally always had a good night out here!)
Well i have only ever been to this club on a Wednesday and Thursday so can only give it half a review but here goes.
Wednesday nights at Moonlighting are known as 'Cheapskates', which is a popular student night out. It is always filled every week which is no surprise seen as most single spirits and mixers are 80p each and a bottle of beer Â£1. Any other spirits are around Â£1 i think or maybe more and if you want anything as sophisticated as wine or a soft drink then i think its pretty expensive.
Generally, the music is Indie and alternative with a reasonable dance floor and quite a lot of seating but you have to be quick as the seats get filled pretty quickly.
It can take a long time to get served at the bar in cramped conditions and the 80p spirits dont exactly taste the best but thats not what the point of them are.
Thursdays is known as Candybox and is similar but the prices of the drinks go up buy 20p :0O There is often less people on Thursdays and the music is less Indie and more RnB. Being less people, the bar is less crowded and there is more space to sit which can make for a better night out.
One thing i must warn you about is the tables around the seating areas. They are conveniently at "foot-stool" height but i wouldnt put your feet up if you can resist or you will immediately be told off by the security and repeat offenders will be kicked out!!!
If your looking for a typical studenty night out with insanely cheap drinks of dubious quality in central London, this is your place!
( I'll just add that i've generally always had a good night out here!)

Bar Rumba - Come here for fun! by xxplosive636

xxplosive636 — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:03:49 +0000

Review by xxplosive636

Rating: 5.00

Tags: young and fun, cool, relaxed

I really recommend this place for a fun night out at a cool, classy club.

Location is great - central London. There was enough people around outside to know it would be busy but it wasnâ¬"t too overcrowded and the queue to get in was quite reasonable.

I went on a Friday night and really liked the music â¬ great mix of R&B, house and hip hop.

There are tables where you can sit down and drink yet also a massive dance floor. It was a great idea to have a huge fan on the dance floor as it really cooled us down after a few hours dancing!

The people here seemed really down to earth and friendly.
I really recommend this place for a fun night out at a cool, classy club.

Location is great - central London. There was enough people around outside to know it would be busy but it wasnâ¬"t too overcrowded and the queue to get in was quite reasonable.

I went on a Friday night and really liked the music â¬ great mix of R&B, house and hip hop.

There are tables where you can sit down and drink yet also a massive dance floor. It was a great idea to have a huge fan on the dance floor as it really cooled us down after a few hours dancing!

The people here seemed really down to earth and friendly.

Trash Palace - trying to be trendy by boxinghefner

boxinghefner — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:36:19 +0000

Review by boxinghefner

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 77340522

Tags: trendy, indie, young and fun

Trash Palace is one of the newer gay 'alternative' venues within London, serving as the rendezvous point for a whole range of 'alternativeish' indie 20 somethings who would have perhaps otherwise gone to the park to drink over-priced stella. While usually busy on a weekend night, at other times the atmosphere can resemble that of an MFI warehouse. Too big to be friendly, too small to be epic: this place serves its purpose as a weekend 'club/pub' venue, otherwise it soon seems pointless.Trash Palace is one of the newer gay 'alternative' venues within London, serving as the rendezvous point for a whole range of 'alternativeish' indie 20 somethings who would have perhaps otherwise gone to the park to drink over-priced stella. While usually busy on a weekend night, at other times the atmosphere can resemble that of an MFI warehouse. Too big to be friendly, too small to be epic: this place serves its purpose as a weekend 'club/pub' venue, otherwise it soon seems pointless.

Madame Jojos - Good kitch style fun! by sparklepants

sparklepants — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:24:22 +0000

Review by sparklepants

Rating: 4.00

Tags: cool, friendly, sexy

Always a good laugh no matter what night you go! Great decor and atmosphere. If you're lucky you'll catch Paul Weller DJ'ing, as he's a friend of the in house DJ Keb :o)Always a good laugh no matter what night you go! Great decor and atmosphere. If you're lucky you'll catch Paul Weller DJ'ing, as he's a friend of the in house DJ Keb :o)

Metro Night Club - Shabby but cool by xLHGx

xLHGx — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:19:32 +0000

Review by xLHGx

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7437 0964

Website: http://www.blowup.co.uk

Tags: cool, rock, friendly

This was the scene of my 18th birthday clubbing. It was a really good night - cheap drinks, good music (this particular night was retro pop) and a good atmosphere. The bouncers were friendly and wished me a happy birthday! The decor was a bit rundown so if you want a nice swish night out then metro is certainly not for you. It's not a real dress up place or anything but if you're just looking for a night out with music, good prices and mates it's perfect. My boyfriend and his friends love going to metro as they often play a good amount of rock and punk you don't get in a lot of places. It's well located too, at the tottenham court road end of Oxfor Street. It's easy to find and there's a good kebab shop nearby! I can also say it's probably not horrendously loud as I managed to fall asleep next to one of the big speakers!This was the scene of my 18th birthday clubbing. It was a really good night - cheap drinks, good music (this particular night was retro pop) and a good atmosphere. The bouncers were friendly and wished me a happy birthday! The decor was a bit rundown so if you want a nice swish night out then metro is certainly not for you. It's not a real dress up place or anything but if you're just looking for a night out with music, good prices and mates it's perfect. My boyfriend and his friends love going to metro as they often play a good amount of rock and punk you don't get in a lot of places. It's well located too, at the tottenham court road end of Oxfor Street. It's easy to find and there's a good kebab shop nearby! I can also say it's probably not horrendously loud as I managed to fall asleep next to one of the big speakers!

100 Club - A Great Experience! by stumitch

stumitch — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 09:15:26 +0000

Review by stumitch

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7636 0933

Website: http://www.the100club.co.uk

Tags: live music, friendly, rock

When I was a teenager up in Scotland far too many years ago, I used to read adverts in Sounds and the NME for Punk bands like the clash and Pistols appearing at the 100 Club and would dream of being able to attend these gigs.

Well 30 years on the 100 Club is alive and well and still putting on excellent shows.

I managed to catch the Blockheads there recently, and apart from the Pinstriped city boys trying their best to be one of the crowd with mockney accents, it was a brilliant night.

Its in a basement, its crowded, the bars are too busy, it gets very hot, but the atmosphere is electric and the acoustics ring!

The club has a great system where you can order tickets for gigs online, pay by paypal, then you give your paypal name at the door and your let in....tremendous. The tickets were very cheap considering the rip-off prices you pay at some venues.

Give it a try....its a different and enjoyable night out and they have some great acts. Chuck Berry is appearing there soon!!When I was a teenager up in Scotland far too many years ago, I used to read adverts in Sounds and the NME for Punk bands like the clash and Pistols appearing at the 100 Club and would dream of being able to attend these gigs.

Well 30 years on the 100 Club is alive and well and still putting on excellent shows.

I managed to catch the Blockheads there recently, and apart from the Pinstriped city boys trying their best to be one of the crowd with mockney accents, it was a brilliant night.

Its in a basement, its crowded, the bars are too busy, it gets very hot, but the atmosphere is electric and the acoustics ring!

The club has a great system where you can order tickets for gigs online, pay by paypal, then you give your paypal name at the door and your let in....tremendous. The tickets were very cheap considering the rip-off prices you pay at some venues.

Give it a try....its a different and enjoyable night out and they have some great acts. Chuck Berry is appearing there soon!!

CC Club - great if you have loads of money by glenburg1

glenburg1 — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 11:35:56 +0000

Review by glenburg1

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7297 3200

Website: http://www.cc-club.co.uk

Tags: dance, sexy, posh

great music, great atmosphere but sooooooooo expensive,2 drinks at the bar cost me over Â£15.00 (aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh)This shocked even me a londoner who is used to rip of prices,
The music and people in here make this a great night out but if i was going again id go and have a drink somewhere else first .
The majority of people in here have plenty of money (drinking champers and done up to the nines)and it can be quite hard to get in ,but one good thing about that is the fact that there dosent seem to any trouble
great music, great atmosphere but sooooooooo expensive,2 drinks at the bar cost me over Â£15.00 (aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh)This shocked even me a londoner who is used to rip of prices,
The music and people in here make this a great night out but if i was going again id go and have a drink somewhere else first .
The majority of people in here have plenty of money (drinking champers and done up to the nines)and it can be quite hard to get in ,but one good thing about that is the fact that there dosent seem to any trouble

Crobar - My favourite bar in London by sizemore

sizemore — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 14:24:40 +0000

Review by sizemore

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7439 0831

Website: http://www.crobar.co.uk

Tags: live music, friendly, music

Crobar! If the place was reduced to rubble and all that remained was the jukebox I'd still rather sit there than anywhere else in town. CHEAP and EVIL cocktails, spirits splashed everywhere and sometimes in your glass, tattoos, hot girls and LOUD music. Come on!

Plus the walls are covered in 2000AD meaning at the end of the night when you are under a table you have plenty to read.Crobar! If the place was reduced to rubble and all that remained was the jukebox I'd still rather sit there than anywhere else in town. CHEAP and EVIL cocktails, spirits splashed everywhere and sometimes in your glass, tattoos, hot girls and LOUD music. Come on!

Plus the walls are covered in 2000AD meaning at the end of the night when you are under a table you have plenty to read.

Club 49 - sit or dance - its up to you by traveladdict

traveladdict — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 14:05:36 +0000

Review by traveladdict

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7439 4159

Website: http://www.club49soho.com/

Tags: dance, trendy, friendly

2 floors with plenty of room for dancing both on the ground and basement floors

There is also seating areas aound the outside.

The lighting for dancing is superb and music is a mix - house, garage, RnB with occasional dance cheese mixes.

It draws in a young crowd but not the pisshead or druggies lots of places do - young profesisonals I would say

Drinks are OK - reasonable and comparable with other clubs Â£7.80 for double smirnoff and coke
2 floors with plenty of room for dancing both on the ground and basement floors

There is also seating areas aound the outside.

The lighting for dancing is superb and music is a mix - house, garage, RnB with occasional dance cheese mixes.

It draws in a young crowd but not the pisshead or druggies lots of places do - young profesisonals I would say

Drinks are OK - reasonable and comparable with other clubs Â£7.80 for double smirnoff and coke

Astoria 2 - Push- Astoria 2 (venue/ club night) by miffy

miffy — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 15:12:41 +0000

Review by miffy

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 7434 9592

Website: http://www.meanfiddler.com/

Tags: live music, dance, cool

The sister venue to the Astoria nexdoor which played host to legendary club nights such as Frong and G-A-Y for years, Astoria 2 is smaller but very similar. Downstairs a stage area and large dance floor with a small bar and upstairs a comparitively larger bar in a much smaller space. Having only been on a saturday night i know only what they play at Push. Indie hits mixed with electro and ironically played hip hop actually makes good music to dance to. The average age of the club is about 21 but ranges from 18 up wards. they are strict on id but if you are a student you normally get in for free and a whiskey and coke is very cheap at Â£1.50. Live music is often played but "celebrity" djs are usually the norm, the inverted commas refer to the fact that "celebrity" here means people from virtually unknown bands or better known ones like bloc party being the more famous. A good night out in an "underground" feeling night club, if there isnt anything betetr to do and you dont have much money.The sister venue to the Astoria nexdoor which played host to legendary club nights such as Frong and G-A-Y for years, Astoria 2 is smaller but very similar. Downstairs a stage area and large dance floor with a small bar and upstairs a comparitively larger bar in a much smaller space. Having only been on a saturday night i know only what they play at Push. Indie hits mixed with electro and ironically played hip hop actually makes good music to dance to. The average age of the club is about 21 but ranges from 18 up wards. they are strict on id but if you are a student you normally get in for free and a whiskey and coke is very cheap at Â£1.50. Live music is often played but "celebrity" djs are usually the norm, the inverted commas refer to the fact that "celebrity" here means people from virtually unknown bands or better known ones like bloc party being the more famous. A good night out in an "underground" feeling night club, if there isnt anything betetr to do and you dont have much money.

Umbaba - Fantastic by Thomasinho

Thomasinho — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 23:28:36 +0000

Review by Thomasinho

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7734 6696

Website: http://www.umbaba.com/

Tags: expensive, pretentious, exclusive

I was walking past this place, and James the guy on the door who I knew previously from Funky Budhha, asked if id like to go in and take a look.

I went downstairs, and didnt come back up again, the place was rocking, a great mix of people, cultures, and not one person giving attitude, or problems.

The drinks were expectedly normal Westend club prices, 9.00 or so for a double JD and coke, but the vibe was good, service fast, and generally a nice venue to go out in.I was walking past this place, and James the guy on the door who I knew previously from Funky Budhha, asked if id like to go in and take a look.

I went downstairs, and didnt come back up again, the place was rocking, a great mix of people, cultures, and not one person giving attitude, or problems.

The drinks were expectedly normal Westend club prices, 9.00 or so for a double JD and coke, but the vibe was good, service fast, and generally a nice venue to go out in.

The Soho Cinema - fun place by irishandrew06

irishandrew06 — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 21:54:27 +0000

Review by irishandrew06

Rating: 2.00

Phone: 020 7734 5103

Tags: toptable

fun place
bit older clientele
bit smelly!fun place
bit older clientele
bit smelly!

Ain't Nothin But the Blues - authentic by JehonaGjurgjeala

JehonaGjurgjeala — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 00:18:31 +0000

Review by JehonaGjurgjeala

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7287 0514

Website: http://www.aintnothinbut.co.uk

Tags: live music, friendly, jazz

Given that most music places in central London seem to be getting a facelift (re Ronnie Scotts), it is kinda nice to have these old-school sort of live music haunts. 'Aint nothing but...' is a smallish, dirty-looking bar (in a nice way!), where you can feel easily at home. It gets very busy though, so try to get there early.Given that most music places in central London seem to be getting a facelift (re Ronnie Scotts), it is kinda nice to have these old-school sort of live music haunts. 'Aint nothing but...' is a smallish, dirty-looking bar (in a nice way!), where you can feel easily at home. It gets very busy though, so try to get there early.

Kabarets Prophecy - Blink and you'll miss it by sokratis

sokratis — Wed, 23 May 2007 16:55:08 +0000

Review by sokratis

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 7287 8111

Website: http://www.kabaretsprophecy.com/

Tags: cool, live music, posh

..unless you spot the usual queue outside.
The best thing about this place is the LED displays they've created on the walls. Hard to describe...let's just say that you shouldn't look at it, if you're epileptic.
I've been there twice in the last couple of years. The crowd was really young the first time, but more around the 25 median the last time.
Normal central London prices, and something that stays on till late around the area...unless you spot the usual queue outside.
The best thing about this place is the LED displays they've created on the walls. Hard to describe...let's just say that you shouldn't look at it, if you're epileptic.
I've been there twice in the last couple of years. The crowd was really young the first time, but more around the 25 median the last time.
Normal central London prices, and something that stays on till late around the area.