Great nightlife in London
London has many excellent bars, pubs and nightclubs. There's even a weekly magazine dedicated to London's night life called "Time Out," which tourists would do well to pick up. Drinks begin at £3 and up for a pint of beer at a local pub. As a general rule, the prices of drinks get less expensive the farther you are from the city center.
Here's a rundown of some of the best pubs, bars and nightclubs in the city:
The Foundry
Located just off Old Street in the heart of London, this is one of city's most unique pubs and a special favorite of locals and after-work revelers. The Foundry's atmosphere is vibrant and sometimes features poetry reading and art exhibitions. Among the most popular drinks are organic ales and stouts produced at the nearby Pitfield's brewery.
The Devonshire Arms
For a touch of metal and hard rock, Devonshire Arms in Camden is the place to visit, and guests usually look the part. There's live entertainment almost every night. They have a wide selection of drinks and beverages.
The Intrepid Fox
Located at West End, this is the place for people who enjoy the latest in rock and roll. It boasts of the most fashionable rock music in London. There are also video games, pool tables, and fruit (slot) machines to keep you entertained.
Fabric
Located on Smithfield, Fabric is regarded as one of the best nightclubs in London and features many of the top DJs on its decks. The place has different rooms for different music styles. It is usually open until 5 a.m. and, on Saturdays, until 7 a.m.
Heaven
Located beneath the arches on Craven Street, Heaven is reputed to be the most popular gay nightclub in the world. It is also a popular institution in the city. It is renowned for staging some of the raucous events on the club scene.
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