DK Travel : London : Bars & Nightclubs

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Le Metro

This smart wine bar makes a convenient rest stop for tired shoppers. Located just behind Harrods, it serves tea, coffee and a traditional menu of light meals, both for lunch and dinner.
Les Misérables

Victor Hugo’s 1862 French classic novel was adapted for the stage by Trevor Nunn for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1985. With music by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, “Les Mis ” tells the tale of downtrodden poor and the social and political struggles in revolutionary France. It is now at the Queens Theatre while its original home, the Palace Theatre, is undergoing renovation.
Lock 17

See music and comedy at this informal venue, with wooden floors and cosy tables arranged over several levels, overlooking Regent’s Canal.
Lowlander

Belgian beer and European cuisine served in a relaxed setting attract drinkers and diners alike at this popular spot.
Madame Jo-Jo’s

Some of the best drag acts in town.
Maison Bertaux

This little corner of Paris in the heart of Soho attracts a faithful clientele, who love its delicious coffee and heavenly cakes.
Mamma Mia!

By Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, this fun musical is a romantic comedy based around 22 Abba hits, and set on an island.
Market Bar

This atmospheric pub is popular with locals.
Mary Poppins

A musical based on the novel and 1964 Walt Disney film classic of the same name. Mary Poppins, the most famous of nanjies, lives in an extraordinary and visually magical world where anything can happen if you let it!
Ministry of Sound

Dance all night to the hippest house and garage tracks.