The glitziest and most sought after of the West End clubs, this venue is a hot spot for huge names, including Leonardo Di Caprio, Scarlett Johnasson and David Guetta. Get your name on the guest list to squeeze yourself into an exclusive extravaganza and prepare for bawdy burlesque, acrobatics, fire-eating and circus acts to keep you entertained all through the night.

There are few clubs in the West End as fabulous as Bar Rumba. A bit of a local stalwart, this heaving party hub thumps out all kinds of cracking tunes, with a focus on RnB and hip hop, with plus boasts delicious drinks, incredible vibes and late-night opening hours.

A feature Ruby Blue has, much to the envy of many West End Clubs, is the view. Not only this but Ruby Blue has a very affordable restaurant menu should you want a bite to eat before the partying begins. A live pianist to help kick start their night will serenade diners. This is particularly inviting to the post-theatre crowd who want somewhere to relax after a show and before the clubbing commences. Ruby Blue is an unpretentious and friendly place in the West End and more importantly goes easy on the wallet. 

Thirst is warm, fun and independently owned late night cocktail bar in the heart of Soho. The large pavements allow for al fresco drinking and easy street access. The extensive cocktail list will keep you very satisfied and the happy and silly prices mean you're wallet will not receive too much of a pounding. The bar is open six days a week and to the wee hours of the night so there is always something fun happening at Thirst.

There are many West End clubs that purport to have a wide range of cocktails but fail to hit the mark; Club 49 on Greek Street in Soho is not one such place. Wit a monumental cocktail list of more than 50, you know your needs will be satisfied. And if somehow the cocktail you want is not on the list, ask the staff and they will make anything you want.