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| Clubbing in the london |
| The clubbing home of the rich and famous, with everything from sexy salsa to drum n' bass, 7 nights a week. |
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| Dog Star
(Brixton)
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| A loud bar come night club with pool table equiped chillout room at the rear. Some great live music/djs on Fridays and Saturdays and the usual, BIG Screen, food etc... |
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| The End
(Soho)
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| Add a subversive twist to Fabric, take one step closer to the beats and add the most credible crowd this side of NYC and you're still unprepared for The End. |
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| Bar Rumba
(West-end)
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| An underground packed out bar/club with an excellent D&B night on Tuesdays. No decor, no chill zone, just pumping music and good cocktails. |
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| Ministry of Sound
(South)
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| The original big boy of UK clubbing, the Ministry has been pulling them in since Boy George discovered the closet door. Packed with fun loving party people, mainly from outside London, MoS punters go the extra mile to look sexy, cool and hip. Home of UK house music, the big name d.j.s have all played here and some still do. |
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| K Bar
(West-end)
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| Rather hip, cool, late night bar/Club with relaxing sofas and suitably expensive drinks. Not a club for dancers, not a bar for drinkers. Apparently based on studio 54, strangly atractive and bare. |
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