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  • Best comedy clubs

    Banana Cabaret

    Satisfaction guaranteed every Friday and Saturday at this exciting club in a big roundhouse setting at the Bedford Arms in Balham. Promoter Dave Vickers knows the business inside out. Click here for listings

    Bearcat Club
    Out in Twickenham and one of London’s oldest clubs. All the big acts have played here. Worth a Saturday night visit, but perhaps not on a day when the England rugby team have a game. Click here for listings
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    Comedy Store

    Still the greatest and most influential comedy club on the planet. Six nights a week, sometimes seven. Who could ask for more? Click here for listings

    Headliners

    The only purpose-built club in west London, and it has highly experienced Simon Randall – who also operates Ha Bloody Ha in nearby Ealing Studios – at the helm. Click here for listings

    Lee Hurst’s Backyard

    Owned, run and often hosted by one of the leading stand-ups of the last decade, this purpose-built club in Bethnal Green benefits from Hurst’s finely tuned crap detector – he’s able to spot lack of quality in a comic within seconds. Click here for listings

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6 comments

  1. Posted by richard marshall on 13 Apr 2007 15:59

    what about pall mall barbers,27 whitcomb st
    www.pallmallbarbers.com

  2. Posted by Sarah Cartwright on 26 Mar 2007 12:42

    Best bookshops eh? I feel Biblion, the Antiquarian bookshop at Grays Antique Market should of been included! Its a treasure trove. Truly helpful staff, amazing diversity of books and in an Antiques Market! Its full of character and in a great location!

  3. Posted by kittykatt on 25 Mar 2007 12:50

    What about
    Best Sunday Afternoons in spring/ summer/ autumn/ winter

  4. Posted by Barbara on 16 Mar 2007 14:32

    once again - using the 'print' feature of this feature results in text obliterated by fotos in the layout.......

  5. Posted by Porridge on 16 Mar 2007 13:40

    I would add St. John's Bread & Wine (in Commercial St.) to 'Best Breakfasts'. Brioche, porridge with prunes, delicious fresh rhubarb - it's all amazing. In fact, I think I'm gonna go tomorrow...!

  6. Posted by Anabela Mota Ribeiro on 15 Mar 2007 15:43

    Best barbers? Ya... They are also for women? (!!??) Please, let me know about the best hairdresser! I'm new in town (I'm portuguese), and really dont know where to cut my hair. With style, of course!

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