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Best Nightlife -(Dance Clubs)
93 Feet East
(Nightlife - Dance Clubs)
150 Brick Ln
London E1 6QN
20-7247-3293
Description:
SHOREDITCH. One of the hippest joints along Brick Lane, 93 Feet is a laid-back watering hole where fashionable 20- and 30-somethings gather post-work to mingle, cocktails in tow. The space features a surreal decorating scheme ­ shades of pink bathe the loungey Terrace Bar, the Ground Floor Bar is marked by deep red walls and stained wood accents, and the industrialized Music Hall features exposed ductwork, state-of-the-art sound, and a groovy shade of purple. The place isn't just "all show," either, thanks to an eclectic mix of talent, from professional DJs to live punk and alt-rock acts. TUBE: Aldgate East

AKA
(Nightlife - Dance Clubs)
18 W Central St
London WC1
20-7836-0110
Description:
WEST END. This vast, late-night bar teams up with its neighbor, The End, to form one of the area's hippest nightlife duos. Up-for-it 20- and 30-somethings gather for a scene that's consistently buzzy: an attractive clientele, great music, and decor that's transformed this onetime post office into a tribute to all things industrial-chic. Seating areas feature cozy leather sofas and offer weary clubbers a chance to catch their breath between DJ sets. Plus, the sleek bar serves an impressive roster of cocktails. TUBE: Tottenham Court Road or Holborn

Café de Paris
(Nightlife - Dance Clubs)
3 Coventry St
London W1
20-7734-7700
Description:
LEICESTER SQUARE. One of London's more upscale dance clubs, Café de Paris lets you make a superstar entrance via a dramatic staircase. Formerly a posh jazz ballroom, its heritage still very much shines through the interiors, the club has a dance floor frequented by the international set and young professionals. Members pay top dollar to avoid long lines, and some people don't get in, although those that do dress up and make a night of it. The mezzanine café offers refreshments and a great view of the throbbing dance floor. TUBE: Piccadilly Circus

China White
(Nightlife - Dance Clubs)
6 Air St
London WIB 7HH
20-7343-0040
Description:
SOHO. Located in sub-level Soho, this exotic, Asian-themed nightclub is one of the hottest places to gather after midnight. Professional DJs (most of them known all over town) keep the cutting-edge crowd in a frenzy well into the morning hours, courtesy of the best urban, house, and Euro mixes you'll hear anywhere. What's more, the weekend clientele includes a virtual "who's who" of trendsetters ­ models, Page 6 mainstays, and even a few stars from the sporting and entertainment arenas. Be sure to dress in your best club wear, but be warned: gaining entry to this exclusive club is often nothing short of a miracle since China White is open only to members from Wednesday to Saturday. TUBE: Piccadilly Circus

Elysium
(Nightlife - Dance Clubs)
68 Regent St
London W1B 5EL
20-7439-7770
Description:
SOHO. Fashionable Elysium offers a handful of after-hour diversions for its trendy clientele. An expansive interior and plush, Asian-themed decor distinguish the exclusive establishment, which also features a lounge, restaurant, and dance floor where DJs spin top Euro and house beats. Swanky VIP rooms flank the dance floor, and sitting areas are outfitted with comfortable furnishings, ideal for catching your breath and enjoying a good chat. Keep your eyes peeled for the occasional celeb. TUBE: Piccadilly Circus