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Cirque Le Soir
Recommended
Rating: 4.15 out of 5 based on 151 Reviews
CIRQUE LE SOIR Cirque Le Soir has now also opened in Dubai and you are now able to request guest list and table bookings for their venue in Dubai as well: Cirque Le Soir Dubai Please note that the lady at the door of Cirque Le Soir has on many occasions demanded £10 entry even though Free Entry was promised, so make sure to have that in cash just in case or select another club if you are not keen on that risk. Cirque Le Soir has been going strong since its origins in 2009. The idea is to completely immerse party goers into their amazing world, giving you a full circus experience combined with an astonishing nightclub. Unlike some other chain nightclubs, this one is all British, starting in Ganton St, Carnaby, London, but spreading to Cirque Le Soir Dubai, Cirque Le Soir Shanghai, and many others. Its business model is in very high demand, as you cans see! You can spend much of the night at Cirque Le Soir London in their “funfair” room, where you can play different casual party games, from arcades to beer pong, away from the main party. You can also go out and dance, drink, and mingle with some of the best nightclub music in London in the background. The freaky circus theme is not dropped for one minute, though. The party involves stage acts and walking acts along the floors. Snake charmers, angle grinders, and dancing models in giant champagne flutes can be seen on the stages. And walking around you will bump into clown dancers, contortionists, stilt walkers, and more. They cater to all your needs, from private events, to corporate meets, to a brilliant party that keeps going all night long. It is generally considered to be one of the best Mayfair nightclubs, if not the best London nightclub, as voted by the London Club and Bar Awards for three years in a row! If that sort of quality assurance is what you look for, then you can rest easy in their hands. Cirque Le Soir London attracts so many amazing celebrities with its quirky, yet relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Not only that, but many top-end celebrities have been known to perform there! If you want somewhere you can bump into the likes of William from Black Eyed Peas, Justin Bieber, Louis Tomlinson, Cara Delevigne, or Rihanna, then this is the place to be. Though you might bump into them on the dance floor, or you might see them on the stage, as they are just as likely to be part of the act as part of the crowd! Rihanna, for example, has performed with Cara Delevigne, but also been spotted on the premises having a great time. You will want to be on their guest list to hit the club Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. This gives you free range of the club and plenty of time at the tables and on the dance floor. Booking also means you will get a table, because they do run out fast, so if you want somewhere to stay for the whole event, reserving your seats is the way to go. You will still need to bring your ID, even after booking, to prove your age. Well worth it, though! You can enjoy some amazing cocktails, from delicious classics to themed house drinks, perfectly designed to complement your fun. Feel free to bring the drinks with you to the arcade games, or just to sit, sip, and enjoy the show. The dress code at Cirque Le Soir is smart and sexy. Men should wear smart casual clothes, for example button down shirts or smart long sleeved tops, or even polos. Smart suit trousers are preferred, and polished leather shoes are a must. Women must wear sexy cocktail dresses, but nothing too light or "beachy". Besides being dressed properly, make sure you are on the guest list and/or have a table booked so that you get in.
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THE DRESS CODE AT CIRQUE LE SOIR
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. Cirque Le Sour recommends a smart, sexy, trendy look. Generally the men will be wearing smart casual clothes, such as button down shirts, long sleeve tops, and polos. Blue jeans and smart suit trousers are common, but other colours of jean are not. Men's jewellery is quite common. Long hair is usually tied back. Generally the women will be wearing sexy cocktail dresses with bold jewellery and statement pieces, high heels, loose hair, and glamorous make up. If you want to show off your figure, then choose two of the four options when it comes to revealing clothes: low cut, short skirt, exposed midriff, or bodycon. Any more and you might stand out. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. Smart and sexy for men includes: -two and three piece suits -blue jeans -button down shirts -polos -waistcoats -stylish sweaters -sports jackets -polished black or brown leather (or faux leather) shoes -cufflinks and watches Smart and sexy for women includes: -cocktail dresses -minidresses -two piece red carpet style outfits -heels up to 8" -elegant ballet flats 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 the club discourages casual dress, sometimes t-shirts can be part of a smart and sexy look. That said, it is better to avoid them altogether than to take a risk. Men's headwear is a grey area. Generally it is actually accepted, but the door staff reserve the right to turn you away if they feel your hat doesn't work. Women's headwear, except for religious reasons, is not acceptable. 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. Not just active sportswear, but anything that looks too sporty. Which includes converses and trainers. No beachy clothes. No sun dresses, sarongs, shorts, and especially no sandals or flip flops. No big bags or heavy coats. You can ask to check them into the cloakroom, but Cirque le Soir advises against coming with anything too bulky in the first place. No hiking style boots. Even as a fashion statement, they are just unacceptable.Videos from London
WELCOME TO LONDONNightlife 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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