Clubs in Central London

Whatever day of the week you're looking to go partying, you can rest assured that Roxy are up for a good time, churning out anthems 'til late. Expect a whole host of RnB, pop classics and house hits throughout the week, accompanied by some very tasty happy hours.

Acclaimed cocktails and juicy burgers are Core's pride and joy, that's until the night moves over to the dance floor of course. The laidback atmosphere and cracking tunes make it the perfect spot to let your hair down and throw some shapes without having to worry about any pomp and pretension. 

At your element in places where you have a good old sing-along? Bar Rumba's your dream, as they operate an "if you can't sing it, we won't play it policy". This of course guarantees all kinds of party hearty, power ballad anthems, and there's often fancy dress frolics to be enjoyed at the weekend.

If you're searching for a smart, stylish and friendly nightspot in the heart of Soho, look no further. It's worth coming straight after work to sample the international menu and spectacular cocktails, especially when you consider that happy hour stretches deep into the evening. Once sufficiently warmed up it's time to head over to the dance floor, where you'll cut shapes in the company of a beautiful crowd until 3 AM.

A club in London Bridge with affordability and fun to its name, Number 1 is a great place to party should you catch yourself in the heart of the city. Head on down for a cool and casual night out that promises a roaring roster of DJs and dancing.

The Be At One cocktail family are not ones to shy away from a huge club night in Central London. Despite having created a reputation for themselves by creating stunning cocktails, head to the Russell Street venue and party long into the early hours courtesy of the venue's resident DJs. 

Without doubt one of the quirkiest clubs in Central London, Cirque Le Soir laughs in the face of all things ordinary and instead stuns its guests with snake charmers, fire breathers, burlesque dancers and mystifying magicians. Head to this club in Soho and enjoy everything this brilliantly bizarre spot has to offer.

Dolce in South Kensington is a killer spot for a night out in Central London. Expect e-shisha, delicious cocktails, pretty interiors, and a live DJ until 3am. The nightclub is the perfect vibe, whether it's for a huge birthday bash or just a spontaneous outing with friends.

Soho Residence is a multi-faceted hangout in Central London, offering you many different vibes to choose from. Their basement Festival Bar will have the music thumping until the early hours, as will their more relaxed ground floor botanical cocktail bar. Above that? A snazzy gin parlour.

Fancy a night out without the night part? Square Sounds are promising a daytime event that will transport you back to the 90s, Re:live, taking place at Maroto Club near Bond Street this April.

There'll be live DJs spinning non-stop house and club hits from the decade, from 2 to 6.30pm. Tickets start from only £15 each, and you might just get a free drink on arrival too.

For something different, The Scotch of St James is an excellent boozer to check out. Enjoy sipping on sublime cocktails while in plush seating or hit the LED dancefloor where you and your pals can shake it all evening long.