Number 1 London

Salle de billard un peu laide mais qui fait l’affaire pour s’amuser le temps d’une (voir 4) parties de billards. L’endroit possède plusieurs tables avec banquettes pour s’installer en attendant qu’une table (de billard hein) se libère. Et des tabourets de bars pour poser un bout de fesse à coté du billard pendant que tes potes jouent.
Il y a aussi un bar, des télés pour regarder des matchs sportifs, de la musique forte de boîte de nuit à partir de 19h et des peintures murales équivoques ! Et pour une heure de billard cela vous coutera £10.
Comme dit plus haut donc, ce n’est pas l’endroit du siècle mais ça fait l’affaire.

Meh. I’ll admit, i was glad this place was open when we were looking for something to to with our night, at 2:30 on a Friday. Some of my friends had been there quite often so there we went, on route to Number 1.
After going through a distasteful neighbourhood it was pretty easy to find the club. It looks a bit gloomy from the outside, the inside was all right. The upstairs is a game area (arcade, pool), and the club in downstairs. The place didn’t look too bad but the DJ was terrible that night, and couldn’t link a song to another properly plus the choice of music was not that great. I don’t know, he didn’t seem to find his style and it made very little sense. It started pretty good as they were playing Gangsta Paradise when i walked in and then it deteriorated until it was so lame i left.
The people were pretty much all in different advanced stages of intoxication and most of them were pretty strange. I spent a good half of my time protecting different girl friends from drunk weirdos. I could see security guards but apparently it didn’t seem to be any of their concern, even when it came to intentional pushing out of anger of being rejected (seriously ?).
I’d recommend you don’t go there in small groups of girls.
I didn’t go to the bar so i don’t know about the prices.
In the end, i was disappointed i had paid £7 for that. Even though it is probably one of the only late clubs in London, i didn’t find it worth it.
All in all it is not the worst club i have been too so if you really want to party until 6 and you don’t mind some inconvenience, Number 1 is for you.

This is a great all night bar, sport playing on lots of screens, pool tables at reasonable prices. Drinks are pricey, but it’s free entry. They serve food, which is fairly decent as there is a grill downstairs as a seperate venue that brings the food up. Staff are good. Toilets could do with a refurb (no I’m not obsessed with toilets, I just like roomy new age loos, not dingy small loos)

My guy mates always referred to this place as ‘the hole’ referring to the type of people it attracts, the interior and everything else. They still go back there.
The later it gets, the stranger people it attracts. But let’s admit it — what place in London which is open until 5.30am attracts sophisticated individuals willing to engage in intellectual conversations with no sexual connotation? Please tell me there is one and I’m there. Perhaps that also because all sophisticated individuals are either in bed or intoxicated to the point beyond recognition.
Go there in a group — this way you can play pool upstairs and also will help you avoid weird people on the dance floor. Upstairs the music is a bit too loud, but there are seating around — so you can sit and chill and — with a bit of shouting — talk to your mates.
Drinks are cheap, service is quick & friendly.
Music is good and bad — depends what DJ feels like playing.
Can be filthy, but tolerable.

If you want to be threatened and harassed by bad mannered bouncers, go here. Oh and they want to fingerprint you to go in. Fact.

Nice place to hang out with friends and dance.

It’s a cheap place to go after everywhere else is shut. Don’t expect smart, sober and well dressed company. But have fun with your friends and make fun of the music

I have been to this bar during the Euro matches. The organization was brilliant and the atmosphere was just great.
It is just few steps away from London Bridge station, so it was really handy when going back home. I would say to enjoy the happy hour prices it is a bargain for that area!

Really need to upgreid sound system! Sound is unbearably, got headache after 20 mins. All other was ok, ofcore most important cocktails for good price ~ 8£

A great place to go for some pool, food and late night drinks! Every Wednesday is Karaōke and boy is it funny! There seem to be a few regulars here that are always in the Karaōke spirit! The Karaōke song choices are up-​to-​date and not annoying songs from the 80s.
This bar is situated opposite London Bridge Station and has a free car park after 7pm every night. The vibe is nice any night of the week and the staff are lovely! The layout is cosy and spacious, and there is a little smoking area with table outside. What more could you want from a local bar!
Oh… make sure you bring ID as they’re quite strict on that!

This is a huge place opposite The London Dungeon that seems to be open long after most other places have closed for the night and consequently fills up with the flotsum and jetsum of the early hours and nocturnal restaurant and bar staff that would like a night out after their night’s work.
There is a club on the ground floor and a vast pool hall with bar on the upper floor. The music is fine, the atmosphere is surprisingly OK with dancing spontaneously erupting between the tables.
Not really a destination venue unless you are close by and can’t be bothered hopping in a cab.

If you like Latin American music, fancy a nice cocktail, or just wanna hang out with friends playin pool, this is the place to go.