As one of the world's best cities for nightlife, the capital is no stranger to getting a little weird of an evening. Home to a wealth of unique venues, quirky clubs in London aren't hard to come by but we're rounding up our pick of the litter, from devilish Dalston cabaret destinations and bizarre bowling alleys to neon-lit rooftop raves and roller disco rinks.
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Bold, bright and truly bizarre, The Perception is easily one of the weirdest clubs in London. The rooftop space comes decked out in futuristic decor and quirky neon signage, while their nights are known for featuring outlandish performers and vibrant cocktails.
A bowling alley, karaoke bar and club? Sounds pretty quirky to us. Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes are bringing you the ultimate night out for big kids, complete with dancing, singing and ball-slinging. The venue also hosts regular parties playing the best in retro bangers and RnB.
One of the coolest clubs in East London, The Moth Club is the Hackney institution keeping nights out fun-filled and fancy free. Pitch up for their regular roster of live music and comedy but stick around after for when the lights go down and the tunes come out.
There's a lot to love about this Instagrammable Shoreditch club. Not only does 25 Paul Street boast killer DJ sets, delicious cocktails and late 70s-inspired decor, but it also has secret bookcase passageways, quirky interiors and jukebox rooms where you choose the music.
Looking for a club with a little extra edge? Nestled in Hackney, Metropolis is a weird and wonderful venue with eye-catching interiors and killer drinks. Even better, it hosts wicked events, from live music gigs to debaucherous club nights.
Head to Shoreditch where this unique members' bar plays host to a secret basement club space. More than just a dark room for dancing, The King's Head hosts a regular lineup of cabaret and burlesque events, designed to add a little spice to your night.
A slice of paradise in the heart of Clapham, Tropix is one heck of a restaurant, bar and club for your next night out. Be inspired by South American flavours with innovative cocktails, tasty small plates and a unparalleled party spirit.
Flipper's Roller Boogie Palace is a West London dream of a late-night venue thanks to its large skating rink and all-American diner serving up hot dogs and caviar. It comes equipped with palm tree-adorned lounges and weekly DJ sets, as well as a selection of packages for you to choose from which include tokens for their signature house tipples, such as the Hennessy Apple Drop, with notes of cinnamon.
Definitely up there with London's quirky clubbing experiences is Roller Nation, the Seven Sisters roller disco destination. Don your skates are prepare to work your way around the rink, stopping by the bar for sips (and some slips) as you go.
Head over to Bethnal Green where, below the gasholders, you'll find one this quirky London club. Oval Space has gained a name for its quality programming across DJs, events and live music, so, whatever you're in the mood for, you'll find it here.
One of the most unique clubs in London, The Grand has got quirky stamped all over it, from the Victorian theatre decor through to the themed nights. And when we say themed, we mean all kinds of mad, from movie singalongs through to 90s pop bands performing live.
One of London's coolest gay clubs, Circa Embankment is a must if you're looking to party through the night. The extravagant space is the perfect location for birthdays, stag dos or get-togethers with friends, and the team can even provide you with booths and bottle service.
