Bars and Nightclubs

This Bermondsey bar was founded in 2010 with the aim of allowing people the opportunity to drink better beer. The owners initially served over 150 bottles to drink-in or take-away at the same price – something they’ve never deviated from – at The Goods Shed in Canterbury and genuinely didn’t know whether anyone would believe in the unique new concept. Would people really want to drink bottled beer in a cavernous wooden barn? Fortunately, they did. Hire this space for parties in the heart of Bermondsey.

This Shoreditch church of true barbecue can be hired for a whole host of different events. The trained Pitmasters and expert bar team will transport you through your very own path to BBQ enlightenment at this themed event space.

Whether it’s informal sit down meals or standing buffets for large groups, authentic US BBQ masterclasses and cocktail crafting skills, lively corporate and private events, unconventional business meetings, or press and filming requests, the venue team will organise memorable events to turn you and your fellow guests into BBQ believers.

If you are looking for a unique way to celebrate the festive season in London then look no further than this themed ski lodge, which comes complete with pine trees, falling snow, reindeer, snowmen, ski racks, piste maps and strings of fairy lights and lanterns. The centrepiece is a bar serving a selection of beverages from a choice of 12 including Schnapps and flavoured vodkas.

This Hackney space includes SHUK SHUK (a meat smoking food shack run by Berber & Q), Jarr Bar (the UK’s first kombucha and cocktail bar run by Jarr Kombucha), The Roasting Shed (a coffee roastary and cafe), markets and plenty of wonderful DJs.

Ideal for weekday hire, this is a unique venue location situated beneath two railway arches in Peckham, London. There are two separate areas for hire: one large cocktail bar, and one outdoor covered area, which can also be rented as a whole. It is an industrial-style venue located in vibrant South London. Perfect for office parties, wedding receptions and smaller bookings.

This Hackney café has a quirky interior full of pastels, retro prints and mid-mod furniture. With an eccentric look and luscious brightly-iced cakes, as well as vintage marble-topped tables and exposed brick walls, this is the place to hire if you want to make an impression at your next meeting or drinks reception. There’s even avocado coffee. Need we say more?

A darkly-lit interior illuminated by electric lights and vintage signage makes a brilliant backdrop for London parties. The walls of this unique space are covered in vintage paraphernalia. Decorations include an old coca cola vending machine and brass-fronted machines. Corridors lead to further rooms to be discovered, with deceptively spacious secret rooms draped in satin and baroque.

This subterranean event space is designed in the style of a Caribbean Rum shop and accessed via a secret door in an art gallery. Upstairs is a Dalston shop specializing in tailored vintage fashion, furniture and interiors, a space which also makes a great unusual setting for events. The stock is sourced from antique markets all over the world and includes a beautifully constructed Ostrich feather headdress from Trinadad, a Bamileke wall hanging from Cameroon and even a pair of late 80’s electric blue high wasted ski pants.

This London Bridge music venue is a new home for live music, creative events and club nights in London Bridge’s newly refreshed railway arches. With the site’s heritage seeped in a background of music and late night parties, this live music venue carries on the baton with a lovingly curated line-up of events. A creative events space for everything from the best emerging live acts to renowned DJ’s right in the heart of London. The urban style of the venue makes it a great choice for informal drinks receptions and parties in a great central London location. It’s near Flat Iron Square and the many transport links of London Bridge station.

This summer rooftop space is getting a winter makeover. Open from November 2016, the venue transports guests into a Nordic-mystical forest dining scene, set 100-feet-high under a canopy of holly, ivy, and winter flowers and filled with some of London’s finest restaurants. The venue is a piece of wintry escapism – a rooftop eatery, covered by a low level wooden structure wrapped in forestry foliage, set against burgundy walls and paved with woody bark. Think silver birch trees, low level lighting, blankets, cedar wood, oaky scents and candlelight.