Brera Lounge is a contemporary Italian restaurant located in the heart of London. It offers a modern dining experience with a focus on authentic Italian cuisine, featuring a menu that includes a variety of classic dishes prepared with fresh ingredients. The ambiance is stylish and inviting, making it a popular choice for both casual meals and special occasions. Guests can enjoy a selection of wines and cocktails that complement the menu, enhancing the overall dining experience. Whether you're seeking a cozy dinner or a place to celebrate, Brera Lounge provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all.
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At K王 Club, we offer a unique music experience at Central London, combining futuristic design with advanced karaoke technology. Room 101, perfect for 10-12 people, features best karaoke machines, large LCD screens, and LED lighting that syncs with your music. Raise a glass to premium pours and perfectly timed snacks — served right to your room.
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REIGN SHOWCLUB London’s Reign Club is a private members club which opened in London in 2017 as London's first ever Showclub. Put together by the team behind Drama and Cirque Le Soir, this venue features modern, luxurious design throughout its interior, with service, drinks, entertainment, and company to fit! Naturally with such a famous pair of nightclubs in their portfolio, Reign was not going to disappoint, but it is wonderful the level to which it excels. The main surprise was seeing be what sort of quirks we could expect in Reign London. As London's first showclub it offers an unforgettable experience. It is the talk of London for all its amazing attributes. The interiors are stunning. If you want to feel like you are in Las Vegas, this is the place to be. Bright lights, glamour, and showtime décor all come together to make you feel like a celebrity being treated to a private burlesque experience. Want to dine among pyro cannons, jellyfish tanks, flying acrobatics and confetti? There is nowhere else in London that will offer you this experience. There is nothing less than wow factor everywhere you look in Reign Club. Piccadilly has never hosted anything quite like it. The dazzling performances are a must for all adrenaline-junkies and lovers of the eccentric. All their shows are customized on a weekly basis, so you will never know just what to expect from their original and innovative acts. It is truly a sight for people who want something new and interesting to talk about for weeks to come, and Reign Club will keep you coming back again and again. The London Reign Showclub features all sorts of circus-style performances, traditional musical acts and DJs, as well as some true daredevil stunts that will leave you astonished and really impress any guests you bring for the night. All with the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas. The acts take place on two different levels, with DJs pumping amazing music. Despite the Vegas look, there will be no traditional cabaret music. Instead, enjoy amazing house and electronic music, bringing an edgy modern twist to the show you will be relishing. Reign has been given an animated design with all the bells and whistles including total venue capacity of about 430, integrated FUNKTION 1 sound system, function-able lighting system and Teppanyaki bar. You will feel truly pampered in the middle of all this five star treatment. Another unique feature of the club is food selection; club offers catnap, bowl food etc. A table booking is recommended if you want to feel like a true celebrity. Otherwise you might not even get in, as it is an incredibly popular venue and spaces are very limited. Getting on the guest list will be difficult due to limited spaces and a very high demand. So if you want to ensure that you are the star of the night, you might want to talk about reserving the entire club in Piccadilly. The Reign Dress Code is sexy, elegant and high heels for the ladies and smart casual and smart shoes for the gentlemen. Do not wear sportswear, or anything scruffy or casual. If you look too underdressed you will not be allowed in, as they have a certain quality to maintain. They have a right to refuse entry if you break the rules, whether you booked or not.

THE DRESS CODE AT REIGN SHOWCLUB

Dress codes can be confusing, so let us help you with our detailed, visual guides! What is recommended: The recommended look is the best one not just to get you in, but to make you feel at home. As the name suggests, Reign Showclub's mood is pure royalty. Black tie, maybe black tie optional at the most casual. That means that most men will be in tuxedos or three piece suits, and most women will be in classic red carpet gowns, or at the very least their little black dresses. Men's hair should be combed and slicked or sprayed if mid-length and tied back if long. Women's hair can be down, but make sure to use plenty of clips and hair spray to keep your look neat, or else to go for an updo instead. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. Black tie for men includes: -tuxedo -three piece suit -bow tie -straight tie (in black or other muted colours) -collared, buttoned, starched shirt (in white) -shined black shoes in leather (or faux leather) -jewellery limited to watches, wedding rings, and cufflinks Black tie for women includes: -evening gown -red carpet gown -dress suit -little black dress or little blue dress -smart heels, 2"-6" high -shiny leather (or faux leather) smart kitten heels -fine and sparkly jewellery What is a grey area: The grey area are clothes that might be allowed some days/events and not others, or that are at the discretion of door staff. In short, if you happen to be in the area, wearing these clothes and want to check the club out, then maybe see if you can. You might get lucky. But if you are actually planning a night here? Avoid these and go for something closer to the dress code. Here the general mood is insanely upscale and classy, so the main grey area is smart casual. Officially, smart casual is the minimum you should aspire for when trying to get into Reign Showclub. In reality, if most people at the venue are wearing tuxedos and three piece suits, you might not be let in wearing a two piece business suit. So don't count on the night being more relaxed, cause you could show up underdressed. Make sure to put in as much effort as you can. What is forbidden: These clothes will get you turned away at the door, even if you are on the guest list, have a table with bottle service reserved, and it's your birthday. Sorry. At Reign Showclub their banned items list is pretty long, and if they turn you away, even if you go back and change, the staff might still not let you in that night. They have a very exclusive, elegant image to maintain. So make sure to avoid all these clothes if you want to get in. No streetwear. Nothing you could consider casual in any sense. No sportswear. No active sportswear, no fashion sportswear. Especially no trainers, t-shirts, etc. No alternative fashion. Gothic, punk, decora, etc, looks are not compatible with black tie or black tie optional. A colour theme such as "black and red" or "pastels" is fine, within reason, but over the top accessories will get you turned away. No women's flats. If you cannot wear heels, choose some nice leather, slightly masculine kitten heels for a polished look. No women's suits. Suit dresses are as far as you can go. No skirt suits and definitely no pant suits. No distressed look clothes. Just no. Nothing torn, worn, faded, painted, etc. No jeans. This falls under streetwear but it is important to note that not even smart looking black jeans are acceptable. No leather. Except for shoes, steer clear of leather. No leather jackets, trousers, dresses, etc. No bright suits. Men's suits must be in black or at least very dark blue or grey. Women's suit dresses can be in black, grey, or any deep jewel tone like Prussian blue, emerald, or burgundy. No men's jewellery. Watches, cufflinks, and wedding rings aside, assume no men's jewellery is allowed. Not even piercings. No bulky coats or bags indoors. Take them off before entering the venue and check them into the cloakroom. No hats indoors. Again, check them in at the cloakroom.
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The Sumosan Twiga London nightclub has been a feature of London's exclusive club scene since 2016. It is a curious mix of Italian cuisine, Japanese cuisine, and a relaxed nightclub in Slough. It occupies three floors and aims to rival its Moscow and Monte Carlo branches by competing with the boutique clubs in Sloane Street and beyond. Each floor has a different theme, with a restaurant, a lounge, and a bar, staying active much of the night. Each floor has a different theme. The restaurant floor and the kitchens have a distinctly modern Italian feel to them, with clean white walls and a classy, quiet interior. The cuisine is an amazing fusion between Japanese and Italian, a combination that few would be brave enough to try and that only Club Sumosan Twiga has managed to pull off. Sumosan has in fact won awards for its Italian dishes and for its contemporary Japanese cuisine. Its restaurant also offers an interesting tasting menu, where you can discover new and innovative dishes, or classic Italian meals recreated by Schiavo. With a broad range of delectable vegetarian dishes, nobody is going to be left out. Follow the stunning Georgian stairwell up to the second floor to go to the bar for drinks. The stairwell itself is a feature, not a bug. It is absolutely beautiful and really adds to the glamorous, old- timey character of the Sumosan Twiga. On the second floor you will find the bar with an amazing drinks selection. Just like the restaurant, the bar boasts classic, quiet Italian style. Also like the restaurant, the bar combines European and Japanese, by offering a wide array of European wines and some of the finest and most varied sake selections in London. The lounge and boot bar is definitely where you want to end your night. If you want to feel like the fattest cat in London, the lounge is decked out to make you feel more than at home as you relax, drink, and socialize with other Londoners who also enjoy the finer things in life. It has an oddly international feel to it, even so, and you will feel you can make yourself at home wherever you come from. Beyond the first floor the venue retains its crisp, quiet style, but moves from a light palette to a darker one, inviting a luxurious evening of drinking and socializing. The lounge and nightclub are also available for private hire, if you feel you would like to host a birthday bash, hen or stag night, or product launch in this uniquely classy venue. They have quick access to top international DJs, artists, and musicians for both private and everyday events. You can enjoy a little dancing, and maybe even run into the odd local celebrity.

THE DRESS CODE AT SUMOSAN TWIGA

Dress codes can be confusing, so let us help you with our detailed, visual guides! What is recommended: The recommended look is the best one not just to get you in, but to make you feel at home. The men here generally wear collared, button down shirts in white or similarly conventional colours. Some men wear ties and some do not. Most men will be in suit trousers but some will be in dark blue or black jeans or khakis. Men here keep their hair sprayed down or, if it is long, tied up. Male jewellery is rare and usually very subtle. The women here generally wear sexy cocktail dresses. Low cut, exposed shoulders, but with a longer skirt is a great look to fit in. Most women will wear four or five pieces of jewellery, but keep it toned down. Around half the women will have their hair up, the other half will have it down. Make up is usually glamorous but in nude tones. A bold eye or a bold lip, but not both. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. Sexy casual for men includes: -button down shirts -two piece suits -black fitted jeans -black or brown leather (or faux leather) polished shoes -smart sweaters -sports jackets Sexy casual for women includes: -little black dress -cocktail dresses -evening dresses -relaxed style gowns -skirt and a nice top -high heels 2"-6" tall What is a grey area: The grey area are clothes that might be allowed some days/events and not others, or that are at the discretion of door staff. In short, if you happen to be in the area, wearing these clothes and want to check the club out, then maybe see if you can. You might get lucky. But if you are actually planning a night here? Avoid these and go for something closer to the dress code. Men's suspenders are a grey area. They can look great, but it is way too close to the staff's clothes and being confused for staff is super awkward. Very high heels are a grey area. If you can walk well in them and you are not very tall, you will probably be fine. But if they make you tower over the men, or you are wobbly, you might get turned away. Go with something you are comfortable in. Women's trousers are a grey area. Sometimes, if the look is very much together, you will get in. But don't take your chances. What is forbidden: These clothes will get you turned away at the door, even if you are on the guest list, have a table with bottle service reserved, and it's your birthday. Sorry. No sportswear. No trainers, sandals, sports shirts, light sporty nylon fabric, etc. No shorts. Nothing except full-length trousers. 3/4 lengths, smart shorts, etc, are not acceptable. No heavy, bulky, or puffy clothes. Take off outdoor coats and check them into the cloak room before going in. No loose or saggy clothes. Nothing oversized either. Choose fitted and sexy. No t-shirts. Never. Not even for women. No "comfy" shoes. Timberlands, uggs, work style boots, and the likes, are best avoided.
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TAPE If you love fun and great music, then Tape nightclub is the place you need to be. It is one of London's best nightclubs for music lovers, and is located strategically so that party goers and clubbers can enjoy loud music all through til 3am, allowing for plenty of drinking, dancing, and socializing. It is the liveliest party you will experience in a London nightclub. It boasts internationally famous DJs, both as regular and as feature acts, and regularly attracts celebrities in music, from singers to writers to record producers. You can expect to see many famous faces in this London celebrity club. The most obvious ones will of course be music stars, but rest assured that plenty of actors, actresses, and sports stars also frequent this hottest London club. The VIP guest list can be very difficult to get on, so it's recommended to book well in advance to make sure you have a place at Club Tape. Tables are very, very limited most nights and you may not get one if you do not book. VIP tables(view table map) are basically all out by the time the doors open. That said, it is not too difficult to get in at the door most nights, even if you do have to wait a while, so if you're not worried about a table, Tape might be a great stop for last minute planners. But don't feel like this club is going to be too elite and exclusive for you to make any friends. The atmosphere is lively and friendly, and as fellow music enthusiasts, the other party goers are bound to get along great with you. It's one of the best clubs in London to meet new people, make friends, and have a great night out, even if you are hitting the town alone. You can also bring your partner or your friends for a relaxed and fun night of dancing. The music is always ahead of the trends, boasting what is hot, new, and either exploding, or just about to explode. You will be ready for all the new tunes if you become a regular at the Tape Club. Of late the music is combining hip hop and pop, but it is flexible and changes depending on trends and tastes. Whatever you hear in Tape London will be hitting the charts, though, there's no doubt about that. Because of the astonishingly good setup, the music can be heard in every corner of the room, and the quality is just superb. If you need a great sound experience, look no further. The lights are also perfect: very flattering, not too harsh for sensitive eyes, and ideal for the music. Tape Club is a great place to book for a promotion or a product launch, as it attracts all the most energetic people and has all the best equipment for promoting your goods, whatever they are. There is a great spread of information among promoters and club guests, giving your product the kick start it deserves. Tape Club is definitely not a one night experience. Because of the fantastic variety of music and themes, you will want to stop by a few times to get a proper feel for the place, and if you are a local you may find that the Tape Club becomes your regular spot for a night of drinking, dancing, and fun. Many people find after just a night or two that they do not want to go to any other night club, because the mood and fun at Tape is just flawless. There is never a dull moment in Tape. Also, if you ever get invited to a mini club inside called Little Tape, then go for it. Experience of a lifetime.

THE DRESS CODE AT TAPE

Dress codes can be confusing, so let us help you with our detailed, visual guides! What is recommended: The recommended look is the best one not just to get you in, but to make you feel at home. Most of the people at London's Tape Club will be dressed stylishly, but only semi-formal. More of a celebrity chic night out look than a gala look. Men generally wear smart blue or black jeans, a collared shirt or a long sleeve fitted shirt, with a sweater or a smart sports jacket on top. Women generally wear a fashionable minidress or cocktail dress with heels, some simple jewellery, their hair down, and natural make up. The most common look is a sexy one, with a focus on black clothes with a little bit of sparkle. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. Semi-formal attire for men includes: -smart jeans in most colours -button down shirts (long or short sleeve) -polo shirts -sweaters -smart shoes (no trainers, sandals, or flip flops) Semi-formal attire for women includes: -sexy little dresses (including shirt dresses) -miniskirts -crop tops -strappy tops -sheer clothes -bare legs -any shoe with a heel 2"-10" tall What is a grey area: The grey area are clothes that might be allowed some days/events and not others, or that are at the discretion of door staff. In short, if you happen to be in the area, wearing these clothes and want to check the club out, then maybe see if you can. You might get lucky. But if you are actually planning a night here? Avoid these and go for something closer to the dress code. T-shirts are a grey area. Although sometimes people can be seen in the club wearing t-shirts, especially during events, most of the time these people wore a shirt over them. It is very hard to be allowed in whilst wearing a t-shirt, so even if you've seen it before, try and avoid them. Leather is a grey area. A nice leather jacket and leather or pleather miniskirts have been seen. But generally it is advised to keep leather for your shoes only. Mesh and fishnets are a grey area. Because this venue is modern and chic, not specifically urban, they discourage you from wearing mesh or fishnet fabric. Prints are a grey area. Generally the club prefers solid colours, especially blacks and dark colours, over printed patterns. What is forbidden: These clothes will get you turned away at the door, even if you are on the guest list, have a table with bottle service reserved, and it's your birthday. Sorry. No sportswear. No active sportswear, no trainers, no fashion statements like football shirts or baseball jackets. Nothing actually sporty. No beachwear. No bikinis, sarongs, sundresses, etc. No baggy or sagging clothes. Make sure the clothes you are wearing are fitted and comfortable and show off your figure. No coats or large bags indoors. The venue values space and comfort. When you are entering, take off large coats or bags and check them into the cloakroom.

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WELCOME TO LONDON

Nightlife in London is a wild collection of experiences, reflecting Britain's imperial past, but with a more modern, wholesome, fun twist. Having cultural influences from across the world, London embraces the fast pace extravagance of Hollywood nightlife, the beauty and charms of classic Europe, and food, sights, and sounds from across Asia and Africa.

Add to that the fact that London is a wealthy, powerful city, and you know you are getting the latest and greatest in club technology. Expect sound systems which will have you feeling the beats in your bones, state of the art lighting, and huge features, from indoor fountains to wall displays, modern art to moving platforms, and everything your heart could possibly desire.

Celebrity-spotting in the London club scene is next to none. This city is a magnet for celebrity holidays and, with the cool and temperamental weather, there is no better place to rub shoulders with the rich and famous than in one of London's warm, cosy, themed nightclubs. After a day of shopping or having lunch with famous friends, many visiting celebrities love to stop by the clubs at the end of the day to hang out in the VIP and have a few nice drinks. What better way to end the day, after all?

And yes, speaking of the themes, they can get a little wild. London clublife takes the idea of a "concept club" to the next level, creating true adult playgrounds for all to enjoy. Full scale murals and sculptures, themed furniture and lighting, and even special artists and acts to fully immerse you in the idea of being in a whole new world.

Because many London clubs are so strongly themed, dress codes can be a little more fun than in more traditional clubs. There is a bit more flexibility where at hip hop clubs you can wear (extremely stylish and neat) streetwear, or at animal or jungle themed clubs you can enjoy seeing guests or hostesses in animal print minidresses. Not to mention themed events featuring neon, urban camo, retro looks, and all sorts of wild and sexy costume ideas. Who said dressup is just for kids?

Another major benefit of clubbing in London is that the legal drinking age is eighteen. Which means that the minimum age to get into clubs is, you guessed it, eighteen. Although in some parts of the world you have to wait until three years into adulthood before you taste your first legal drink, in the UK if you are old enough to drive a car, get a credit card, and go to uni/college, you are old enough to have a drink and a good time.
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