Quirky Clubs in London

Bringing the style of South Africa to Stables Market in Camden, Shaka Zulu offers a special clubbing experience that you won't forget. The serious attention to detail will amaze you as you ride the escalator to the 2nd floor while sipping a meat flavored cocktail. One of the top clubs in London it has won numerous awards; with 60ft tall statues and exotic dishes being served all night what more could you ask for? 

Six party rooms make up the Piccadilly Institute, each filled with its own bizarre, quirky design. More than just a London clubbing experience, it offers the chance to explore and try some very special cocktails. You won't get bored of going from room to room and finding things getting weirder and weirder. If you're looking for some food they've got pizzas and burgers and other British classics. Be sure to stick to the smart dress code and book online with us to get free entry until 11pm! 

One of the quirkiest new club nights on the scene, Studio 88's new late-night musical theatre cabaret will be bringing you a star studded line up of West End stars performing with the house band.

Looking to take your next night out with a tiki twist? Kanaloa is home of all kinds of exotic-inspired debauchery in the heart of London, drawing inspiration from distant shores and borrowing its name from the Hawaiian God of the Sea. Expect retro touches sprinkled about the venue, with tropical liquor-laced cocktails served up in tiki-styled vessels and the fun-time party tunes ringing out into the early hours.

One of the most unique nightclubs in London thanks to their Arabian vibes and Moroccan charm, let Smash Wimbledon whisk you away. Not only can you book VIP booths, get busy on the dance floor and tuck into some seriously bumping beats, there's cocktails and drinks deals to boot. 

For R&B served with a side of hot jerk chicken, head to The Macbeth where their monthly night of free food and tunes will be filling you up until the early hours.