The series is completely independent and entirely operated by Fabric. It reflects the values of the club and captures what is played inside it. The musical content of each compilation is our foremost priority. People are not expected to tell us what magazines they read, what websites they like, when they were born or who their favourite DJ is. There Read more…

Ministry of Sound first opened its doors way back in September 1991. Inspired by New York’s cavernous house venues, our home was a derelict bus garage in south London – an area that, at the time, was more infamous than famous. The first night had no alcohol, three flashing lights, moody security and unless you knew the names of at Read more…

Cover Charge: 10£ Located in Camden, on Saturday nights you can always have a good time in KOKO, a highly energetic club. It is invite only, however it is easy to get on the invite list through the website. The party atmosphere automatically hits you when walk in and hear club music blasting, people dancing, mental light visuals, and a Read more…

Pratt & Payne, London. Named after Streathams two most memorable landmarks; Pratts department store and Cynthia Payne. Full of fine ales, delicious food, music and a host of events. FEATURES: Outdoor Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Seating, Street Parking, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Reservations, Television. MEALS: Lunch, Dinner, After-hours, Drinks Read more…

Getting around is easy from our central London location: we’re next to Victoria Station for Gatwick Express arrivals and Underground connections. Victoria Palace Theatre is a five-minute walk away, and Buckingham Palace and Big Ben are within a mile. Select rooms feature skyline views, and every stay starts with a warm chocolate chip cookie. Read more…