Which Nightclubs Do Made In Chelsea Go To?

They’re young, well-healed, fun loving, and have some money to spend. So clubbing at high-end venues is something they love.

Hugo Taylor has long been in clubbing PR. He previously worked at the famous Chinawhite nightclub; and his other favourites include The Phene, Ziani, Serpentine Bar & Kitchen. [click to continue…]

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Clubs In Mayfair

Mayfair has some of the best clubs in the world. That may seem like a striking opening statement, but it’s true. And anyone who’s played Monopoly will likely believe it — it’s a nice area!

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London Soho Nightlife

There’s not many parts of London, or any other city, that have the reputation that Soho has. It’s been closely linked with industries that are sexual in nature. And still to this day has a reputation for, shall we say, darker pleasures. It has, however, got another reputation. Since the 1980s up-market restaurants, media companies, [...]

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Famous Clubs In London

London has always been home to famous hot spots. Before travel was as convenient as it is now-a-days the wealthy aristocratics of Europe and others would come to London to experience for themselves the best of the clubs. An example of this is Cafe de Paris (which is still open today). It became well known [...]

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London Clubs Friday

Guess what happens on a Friday night? London wakes up and starts to party — in a big way! There’s a pact that most of us have made, and that’s, we work during the week and when Friday comes it’s time to play. And in London playing hard is done in the nightclubs.

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Best Places To Go Out In London

The best nightclubs in London are centered around the West End, and Mayfair. With a few also in West London, these being in Chelsea and Kensington. What do all these areas have in common? They’re expensive. As such the clubs are high-end venues, for celebrities, the rich, and those seeking an unparalleled clubbing experience. Clubbing [...]

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Birthday Celebration Ideas In London

London is known for its clubbing, and hundreds — if not more — clubbers will be celebrating birthdays this week in a London nightclub. If you’re into partying then there’s nothing better than getting together with friends to get drunk in an incredible atmosphere and having a night that everyone remembers. Celebrate your birthday in [...]

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London Events Tonight

Are you looking for a top night club to party at tonight? We’re going to cover each of the best events by day. All of the clubs recommended have door policies which means: You may need a guestlist. You have to dress smartly. No sportswear or trainers. It’s best to arrive early in the night [...]

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Where To Go Out In London

As this website is about clubbing, this article is going to focus on nightlife. And if you’re not in to partying, then you’ve just landed on the wrong page my friend. A mix of celebrities, paparazzi, and clubbers outside Chinawhite nightclub

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Maddox Club London

Great club. Trouble is you won’t get in without being a member. There are only a hand full of truly great clubs in London, and Maddox is in there, along with other such venues as Chinawhite. The club ticks all the boxes, with the exception of the perceived arrogance of some staff. We’ll get to [...]

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Trafalgar Tavern Greenwich

It is hard to contemplate, but only a little over 200 years ago Greenwich was a fishing village, and, in season, one of the catches yielded up by the River Thames was whitebait. Nowadays the River Thames is not quite so prolific, but the Trafalgar Tavern is still the place in London to go and [...]

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Royal Oak Tabard Street

As the sole London outlet of Sussex brewers Harvey’s of Lewes, The Royal Oak is very much a magnet for beer lovers as well as representing a sympathetic rescue of a fine and unusual Victorian interior. Harvey’s occupies an unusual place in the pantheon of UK brewers in that — along with Timothy Taylor’s of [...]

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Richard 1 Greenwich

Ask a Greenwich resident to direct you to the best pub around and they will direct you to the Tolly, as the Richard I is affectionately known. Originally two 18th-century shops, one selling sweets and the other beer, the premises were acquired by the Tollemache and Cobbold Brewery of Ipswich and knocked together some time [...]

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Pilot Inn Greenwich

The Irish former proprietor of the Pilot Inn, Philip Marron, was a shrewd man. Prior to the construction of the ill-fated Millennium Dome (now the O2 Arena) he was offered a large amount of money for his pub in order that the property developers could demolish it; he said ‘No’. Herein lie a happy tale, [...]

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The Mayflower Rotherhithe

This handsome old house was originally named either The Spread Eagle & Crown or The Shippe (authorities differ), but changed its name in 1957 — ensuring its survival — to The Mayflower, in memory of Captain Christopher Jones. Jones was a Rotherhithe man, who moored his ship The Mayflower nearby prior to its departure to [...]

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Market Porter Borough

There are four world-class ‘ale’ pubs in London: The White Horse in south-west London, The Wenlock arms in north London, The Priory Arms in south-west London and the Market Porter in the south-east. Each is distinguished by an absolute belief in the qualities of a good pint of traditional English ale, and each ensures that [...]

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Kings Arms Roupell Street

A lovely little backstreet boozer in a terrace of immaculate Georgian two-up-two-down, just to the rear of Waterloo East Station. The Kings Arms is a stylish operation and a wonderful example of the difference a little care and attention can make.

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Greenwich Union Pub

Immediately next door to the traditional-looking Richard I is one of London’s newest pubs. The Greenwich Union is named after a beer — Union — brewed by the Meantime Brewing Co. Ltd, which is also situated in Greenwich, and this is the first tied house of Britain’s fastest-growing brewery firm. All the beers served come [...]

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Gladstone Arms Borough

Pub names offer historians a fascinating window onto London’s social history, with names often reflecting local trades or popular figures of a certain time. This one was named after William Ewart Gladstone, the dominant personality in the Liberal Party from 1868-94, famed for his oratory and prime minister on four occasions; it is likely that [...]

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The George Inn Southwark

Without a shadow of doubt The George Inn is the most important pub in London, in that it is the last surviving Southwark galleried inn. There is much more history associated with The George that its owners — the National Trust — have written a book laying out the story of The George.

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Dog And Bell Deptford

Exclusivity always brings a certain enjoyment to any experience. It may come about as a result of selection (price, class, membership) or just happenstance. Frequently the best things in life are hard to find. George Orwell famously wrote about the perfect pub, which he called the Moon Under Water. The moon reflected in water is [...]

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The Crown And Greyhound

Many parts of London like to think of themselves as villages, but Dulwich Village is the real thing. Even down to its unique white wooden fingerposts. Dulwich has managed to retain its village identity thanks to strict control over development exerted by Dulwich Estate. The extensive grounds of Dulwich College, which was once attended by [...]

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Anchor Tap London

The Anchor Tap takes its name from the old Anchor Brewery, which, if you are standing on Tower Bridge facing south, is the joyously complicated building squeezed between the bridge and Butler’s Wharf. The Anchor was one of many Southwark breweries that clustered along the Thames from the days of Queen Elizabeth I.

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Ye White Hart Barnes

The white Hart is one of London’s largest waterside pubs, commanding an impressive sweep of the river at the base of the Barnes reach as it curves northwards again towards Chiswick. It is a popular destination on a sunny day, and with seating on the terrace and below on the towpath it is capable of [...]

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The Woodman Battersea

Mention the Woodman to most south Londoners and they will think of the pub with the table of board games, puzzles and parlour games. Just a few yards from trendy and village-like Battersea Square, this long, narrow Hall and Woodhouse pub was very much a yuppie hangout in the late 1980s. Yuppies have given way [...]

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The White Horse Fulham

Housed within a grand Victorian building at the northern point of Parsons Green, and known affectionately as the Sloaney Pony, a coaching in has existed on the site of the present White Horse since at least 1688. In that year John Haines, the then victualler of Ye Olde white Horse, was asked to appear before [...]

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Spread Eagle Wandsworth

Among the declining band of authentic Victorian pub interiors the Spread Eagle could clearly claim aristocratic status. Grandeur is the word that springs to mind as soon as you enter this large, imposing space, and grandeur was what was in the forefront of the minds of the designers. The sheer extent of the glasswork in [...]

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The Ship Pub Wandsworth

The sister pub to The Alma pub — they share the same management team — The Ship is in a similar mould but on a grander scale. A riverside pub with a large outdoor area and a great atmosphere, it has views of the river that, although they don’t really compare with those from the [...]

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The Dukes Head Putney

The original 1832 Duke’s Head was rebuilt in 1864 and further altered in 1894, but has always been in the Young’s Brewery portfolio. It has the kind of London pub interior that no one would manage to look after quite as well as Young’s. The Duke’s Head has something for every taste. The lads and [...]

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Duke Of cambridge Battersea

Walking into the Duke of Cambridge is a bit like walking into a David Hockney picture: lots of bold colours and strong lines and an immediately striking impression. The brainchild of Nick Elliot and Joanne Clevely, who cut their teeth at The Chelsea Ram and The Queens in Regent’s Park Road, this is an example [...]

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