If you’re into drum n’ bass then Friday is your night when Fabric Live is on. It goes on till the early hours of the morning and houses tonnes of people. If you get there early, say 10pm, it seems deserted, but as soon as it starts getting late, it gets packed. Wear something that breathes or it’ll definitely get very hot in there for you.

Drink prices are very high but the night itself costs about £13 anyway, so I suppose the price of drinks isn’t really something that’s on your mind. If your just a drinker like me and not comfortable with the vast amount of drugs taken in there I’d steer clear but maybe try the night once and see what you think. I’d say it’s definitely an experience and opened my eyes to a lot of underground culture that surrounds you when you live somewhere like London.

Fabric Night Club is possibly one of the best nights out you will ever experience. I would say it is one of the most famous clubs in London and now I know why. Upon entering and being thankful I wasn’t in the huge queue in (recommended you pre buy your tickets around, 10-15 pounds) you put your coats in and walk down these stairs until you come the bottom. Downstairs are various bars and the toilets, you can already hear the bass pumping throughout the building and people buzzing all around you. The atmosphere is electric, and everyone was so friendly! Not a bad attitude in sight.
Once at the bar I was served promptly with a drink at the usual nightclub price. The two rooms down stairs were large and the sound quality was amazing, air conditioning just right and there are even huge comfy sofas if you want to sit and chat to your mates.
Going up stairs was like a little adventure with more small seating rooms hidden and then you find room 3, small but with loads of walkways and platforms for you to make a fool of yourself on! If you’re a smoker there’s a large heated area outside and no queuing to get there. All the staff were friendly and you cold tell they were still enjoying them selves even though they were working.
I loved every second of being in Fabric and found it more of an experience than a usual Friday night out, and being open until 5/6am you truly can dance til dawn! I’d recommend it do anyone that loves Drum and Bass, Breaks, Dub Step or House/minimal techno (Saturday) and I already can’t wait until my next visit!!

This is the place to go to see all your favourite DJ’s and MCs. Has the best and biggest line ups of all the clubs in London. The sound system is so immense that the floor vibrates in the main room. Earplugs may be a good idea if you go regularly and wish to keep your ears in tact. Drinks are hurrendously overpriced. Would reccommend getting slaughtered before you go if that is the route you wish to take. Unisex toilets with many wide eyed youngsters is a lasting memory.

A victim of its own success. The only true super club in London. Still have great DJs and a fantastic venue but if you are over 20 you will feel like an OAP. The bars charge different amounts for drinks – don’t head to the VIP bar if you are short of cash although this is my recommended place to go, at least the crowd are a little older.

don’t get me wrong i love fabric!! its open till very very late has some of the most exclusive D&B and electro DJ this world has to offer spread out over 3 rooms. fabric toilets have been voted best toilets in London for a nightclub and thats just the ones downstairs. the VIP/guest list area has its own toilets and they are unisex!!how cool is that for so many things.
however the drinks are way too expensive the queues are far to long if you aren’t on the guest list and people don’t get very social due to it being very dark and loud.
Me for example, i have only ever picked up one girl in there over a 6 year period going at least 30 times in that period.
If you just want to dance into the very early hours with great music it is a great place to go.