DK Travel : London : Bars & Nightclubs

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Portobello Stalls

Along the market there are stalls offering ethnic food of every kind. The area also has a good choice of cafés around Portobello Green.
Prospect of Whitby

East London’s finest pub dates from 1520, and has old beams and barrels, a pewter bar and great river views.
Roadhouse

Retro 1950s decor and a wide range of bands make the Roadhouse a popular venue. Open until late, there is a happy hour each evening and a wide selection of cocktails and signature drinks such asThe Raspberries.
Ronnie Scott’s

London’s premier jazz venue.
Ronnie Scott’s

This legendary London jazz club was opened by saxophonist Ronnie Scott (1929–96) in 1959. Intimate lamplit tables surround a tiny stage that has hosted such stars as Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie, and continues to attract top names.
Royal Opera House Café

Take the escalator up to the café in the Amphitheatre Bar for coffees, cakes and drinks.
Shoreditch Electricity Showrooms

The old showrooms are now a large open bar with a neon-lit restaurant in the back where modern European dishes are served. Dancing in the basement Fri–Sat and some weekdays.
Spaniards Inn

This lovely 16th-century pub north of Hampstead Heath, with a large, attractive beer garden, is steeped in history and romance: the 18th-century highwayman Dick Turpin drank here, along with literary luminaries Keats, Shelley and Byron.
Stringfellows

Lap dancing for the gold-medallion crowd in London’s celebrated club.
The Admiral Duncan

A small, lively bar in Old Compton Street – one of dozens in the area with a gay clientele.

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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