Soho London clubs
Discover the best nightlife in Soho
Smackbang in the middle of the West End, Soho attracts a massive influx of revellers with its bustling nightlife. Tourists, bar crawlers, club kids, glamour kittens and gay-scene posers can all find nightclubs to accommodate them in this diverse scene. Whether you fancy celebrity spotting at Punk nightclub or the louche French flavour of Moulin-Rouge style nightspot Café de Paris, Time Out's guide to clubs in Soho has you covered.
Madame Jojo's
Part of Paul Raymond's extensive Soho empire, this late-night cabaret/burlesque/drag/DJ club and live music venue has a long and colourful history.
- 8-10 Brewer St, W1F 0SE
Café de Paris
Crushed velvet, theatrical ruched drapes, chichi chandeliers: Café de Paris is knowingly louche with an unpretentious heart.
- 3-4 Coventry St, W1D 6BL
St Moritz
The ultimate Soho shebeen, St Moritz has been packing in fans of debauched hair metal (Decadence every Saturday) to ska, classic R&B and rock 'n' roll (Gaz's Rockin' Blues on Thursdays) for decades.
- 161 Wardour St, W1F 8WJ
The Roxy
With Metro, Astoria and Astoria 2 gone, it’s The Roxy that has taken over as the student staple, offering the usual selection of seriously cheap drinks and made-for-the-masses anthems.
- 3 Rathbone Place, W1P 1DA
Moonlighting
The mirror-wrapped Moonlighting is not the swankiest of Soho hangouts with its glaring neon-blue sign outside, but what it lacks in subtlety it makes up for in cheap drinks and club nights.
- 17 Greek St, W1D 4DR
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