DK Travel : London : Bars & Nightclubs

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Break for the Border

Tex-Mex food and western music to put you in the mood. DJs keep the music flowing through to 3am from Wednesday to Saturday.
Brixton Academy

This is a great place to see big names from across the music spectrum. Although it holds 4,000, the hall retains an intimate, clubby atmosphere with good views of the performers from across the auditorium.
Café Boheme

Sandwiches, salads and light meat and fish dishes are served until 3am Monday to Saturday and 11pm on Sunday.
Café de Paris

Popular disco with a mix of DJs and a restaurant.
Café des Amis du Vin

Located in a side alley next to the Royal Opera House, this cafe is a good bet if you are looking to dine somewhere central. It serves good, fresh food at reasonable prices.
Café Spice Namaste

One of a chain of Indian restaurants focusing on Goan and regional cooking.
Cantaloupe

A large warehouse bar where art students meet city workers. Chips and other snacks are served at the bar and a restaurant area serves up Mediterranean food.
Cargo

Imaginatively set in three railway arches, this large space is devoted to music, drink and food until 1am. There is live music every night in the back-room club.
Chicago

This US hit, set in murderous Chicago, has been packing them in since it arrived in London in 1998. The dancing and music have remained excellent through various changes of international star casts.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Non-stop adventure for all ages as Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the magical car, his eccentric inventor and family outwit the dastardly baron and evil childcatcher. Sensational sets, special effects and songs by the Sherman brothers.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes, and extra charges.
- under £15
- £15–£25
- £25–£35
- £35–£50
- over £50