Best Clubs In Soho

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By Kiera Chapman Editor Food, drink and nightlife specialist with 8+ years in journalism, including bylines at The Sunday Times and Marie Claire. Last updated on 27th July 2026

A maze of secret cocktail bars, VIP nightclubs and some of the best live entertainment around, Soho lies at the heart of London's buzzing late-night scene. Check out our guide to the best clubs in Soho here.

Within walking distance of Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus, whether you're looking for a laid-back night on the tiles, exclusive guestlists or the chance to sing your heart out to a live band, this party-loving neighbourhood has it all.

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Best Soho Clubs For A Night Out




HERE At Outernet

Sitting beneath the buzzing heart of Charing Cross Road, HERE at Outernet has redefined Soho's nightlife landscape as the capital's premier mega-club for the digital age. A massive, 2,000-capacity subterranean sanctuary, this custom-built space pairs a custom-engineered D&B Audiotechnik sound system with breathtaking 360-degree immersive visual displays that transform every night.

From massive weekend day parties and live electronic sets to globe-trotting club nights spanning RnB, house, and techno, it brings festival-level production values to a central Soho basement. 

Soho Zebrano

Occupying the historic Greek Street plot once owned by comedy icon Peter Cook, Soho Zebrano is a cocktail bar, an activity den, and a late-night basement club. By early evening, you'll gather on the roof terrace or gather for interactive darts, private karaoke, and easy-going bar snacks.

But as night falls, the energy shifts down into the basement dancefloor, where guest DJs spin a crowd-pleasing mix of house, hip-hop, and pop hits until the early hours. Offering VIP table service and a sleek, members'-club feel without the price tags, it's a reliable staple whether you're warming up with pre-theatre drinks or dancing until 3am.

Thirst Soho

Stupid Hour and 1 other offer

Thirst in Soho is an intimate but buzzing club and bar known for its killer cocktails and party atmosphere. Playing the latest pop and chart music, all you have to is get your dancing shoes on, order one of their delicious mixed drinks and prepare for a great night. If you are looking for an easy-going and friendly party crowd then head to this Greek Street spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of music do Soho clubs play?

Soho clubs cater to a wide range of tastes, with venues playing everything from commercial chart hits and pop classics to house, R&B, disco and live music performances. Many clubs also host guest DJs and themed nights throughout the week.

What time do clubs in Soho stay open?

Closing times vary by venue, though many Soho clubs and late-night party bars stay open into the early hours, making the area a popular destination for nights out in Central London. Clubs open until 3am include Freedom and Club 49.

Are there clubs in Soho that offer live entertainment?

Yes. Alongside traditional dance clubs, Soho is known for venues featuring live bands, cabaret shows, immersive performances and other entertainment-led nightlife experiences. These include Cirque Le Soir and The Piano Works.

Why is Soho famous for nightlife?

Soho has long been one of London's most vibrant entertainment districts, known for its mix of cocktail bars, live music venues, theatres, nightclubs and late-night dining, all within a compact, walkable area.