Stuart Patterson, one of the Faith crew who have been behind all-day house-music parties across London since 1999, has transformed the late and not...

Previous visits to this Soho mega restaurant have been disappointing and our last was no different: screeching metal chair legs, fussy service, tacky decor...

The bricks and arches of cavernous Cargo keep Shoreditch music fans in a blissful state of whatever-nextness. Happily, it's just far enough from the main...

Where once shone the Amber bar, you'll now find the strikingly Latino Barrio Central. The main street-level bar comprises a narrow room lined with...

London's trend for pub-clubbing continues apace in this revamped Shoreditch spot. During the day, it's a good old East End boozer, but at night, the...

The bass notes pounding through the pub floor into the soles of your shoes, the spiky-haired twentysomethings, the scattering of gob-smacked students from...

Despite what the outer appearance of the black-coated bouncer might lead you to expect, the youngish crowd at this smart club/DJ bar are an amiable bunch....

Seen by day, the Old Queen's Head is a large, attractive pub, its big fireplace surrounded by upholstered sofas and gilt-framed portraits in a church-like...

The capacious, messy 333 was one of the first clubs to colonise this corner of town, and did as much as any venue to put the neighbourhood on London's...

Horatia isn't located in the nicest neck of the north London woods, about half way between Highbury & Islington and Holloway Road tube stations. It's a...

The White Horse attracts an adult, professional but as-yet-unnested clientele happy to enjoy the generous opening hours. It's all slightly clubby yet...

Come here for the drinks (spirits and mixers, predictable lagers, the dreaded Magners) or the service (distracted at best) and you'll leave both quickly and...

One of a chain of Australian-themed bars across the country, providing music and live sports coverage from the Antipodes.