Fabric Life Ltd
Nightclubs in London
77a Charterhouse Street
London
EC1M 6HJ
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Not for the laid back raver!
I have only been on the true playerz nights but.. Fabric, is quite a disappointment. Which you come to notice as soon as you arrive. You have to wait in the longest queue i have ever seen for any club, Ever! where you get moved along, fence to fence like cattle, before your 'greeted' by the rude unhelpful bouncers. Not all is lost though, the DJ's are good but they do a 'rewind' every other song. which kind of ruins the whole point of them!? It's over priced for entry and for drinks. You have to queue to go into the smoking area, where you not even allowed to sit down! As one of the rude bouncers will keep reminding you. It's pretty packed out as well and the people have no problem pushing you out of the way.So to round it up you have to queue for the horrible unisex toilets, queue bar, queue to get in, queue to go and smoke. On my way home from fabric im wondering why i paid £15 pounds to queue up all night...
A User - 03/02/2009 | report this review
Fabric, Hospital Records night
Excellent music and mad crowd. Excellent facilities and very good staff. Glasses were being picked up by staff and mess cleaned up very quickly. They even had a safe cab service, very good.The queue to get in takes a long, long time. That's probably the only downside.
A User - 10/01/2009 | report this review
good djs but expensive entry&drinks
im rating this place 4 out of 5 because the drinks are very expensive. £4 for a single vodka coke is kinda expensive, isnt it?plus the entrance is a whopping 15 quid!however, you should still go there once to find out what it is like. they always have the top djs. in total there are 4 halls with all different music playing. you can so feel the vibes in the fist hall!there is also many chilling out places where some peope even sleep!the only to thing to do is you dont want to wait 2 hours in the queue is to go there before 11!
A User - 12/09/2008 | report this review
great night out
Fabric is one hell of a club stretched across three massive floors. This has got to be one of the best clubs I have ever been to. The door is a little pricey so I would advise buying in advance and this also saves having to queue up for ages as the queues are always long. The setting for the club is also cool and trendy right in the middle of Farringdon. The music is a mix of electro and drum and base. Drinks tend to be a reasonable price for London. Remember that you will need to dress up to be able to fit in well. Fabric is one hell of a club strechted across three massive floors. This has got to be one of the best clubs i have ever been to.
A User - 08/09/2008 | report this review
Quality night out
Fabric is one of the best night clubs around. It has 3 dance floors and always has top quailty dj's playing.The place is massive with loads of rooms leading off of one another. The only let down is the price but hey this is London.
A User - 02/09/2008 | report this review
Groovy
Fabric is a new generation of nightclub, kinda of the superclub Ministry of Sound used to be back in the 1990s. Fabric is in a huge converted warehouse in the trendy Farringdon area. Big name DJs mix at this club every weekend, which always has long queues. I recommend buying tickets in advance if you can. If you're a tourist and don't know much about dance music, I wouldn't recommend going here. The revellers at Fabric are serious clubbers and are serious about their genre of music, being it deep house, tech house, drum and bass or breakbeat - if you haven't heard of any of those genres, I would stick to the West End. However if you're into clubbing, then this is definately one of the best places to go in London. I've always had a good time here. There's lots of different rooms with different music going on. There lots of cosy seats in little corners if you and a date need some privacy. The unisex toilets are a bizarre experience too.
A User - 11/08/2008 | report this review
Big and Bold
Fabric is one of the clubs that most people have heard of and one of the london clubs that you must visit. It has 3 rooms and hold some of the biggest dance acts around.The club is known for big named DJs and for that reason it has the £15 door charge on the weekend (If you want to go often its well worth joining fabric first which gives you money off the door and que jumping) Every weekend expect there to be huge amount of people waiting outside no matter what.The drinks inside are very expensive but with so many bars in the place there often isn't a big que to wait for drinks. A lot of people in the club will be on drugs. The bouncers do search you on entry and you will be escorted out not very nicely. If you are under the influence and have a medical problem the staff are very rubbish, my friend was turning blue when unconscious and was still ignored by the bouncers.Everyone there tends to be under the atmosphere to have a good time and there is a great party atmosphere but be safe and you will have no problems whatsoever.
A User - 11/08/2008 | report this review
great if your into proper clubbing
This place is for the die hard clubbing fanatics.the people here love there music so if your after a little boogie go elsewhere.This is the old style rave kid of a club ie its an old wearhouse and is huge with proper music but very little trouble cos its not that kind of a crowd.the people in hear wanna listen to the music and dance to there hearts content.this place is also kind of expensive so if you want a cheap night out this ant it .but if you are sick of crap little cheap clubs and wanna remeber what its all about ,well give it a go
A User - 11/08/2008 | report this review
Huge venue, good mix
The good: there are three rooms, plenty of bars in between and several areas to chill. Drinks are not expensive and you be able to get in for around £10 most weekends. Each room/dance floor is very bid and located a good walk from each other, they generally have DJs from different spectrums so you can really get a different experience from each. Went here before as student and this was the best value. The staff are decent enough and bar service is quick. I´ve had some really good nights here.The bad: it can take more than hour waiting in the queue if you just turn up. You can get lost inside quit easily. Some nights can be up to £20 entry if you´re not a student or member
A User - 03/08/2008 | report this review
Amazing night for anyone into their music &clubbin
In my opinion this is definitely one of the top clubs in the Uk. I have been several times and everytime it has been good. The music is always brilliant, Fridays tend to be breakbeat/d&b/hip-hop and Saturdays tech-house kind of stuff. The crowd can be a bit dodgy sometimes, but this would happen anywhere in London. The entry and drinks are expensive, but obviously if you go to fabric you get your moneys worth by staying till the early hours of the morning – 5or 6am and you can always drink before you get there or just be happy without alchahol like a lot of the people there!! One thing I would say is that its much better when its not rammed with people, as you can chill out and find a place to sit down. It can be a bit hectic otherwise…
A User - 01/08/2008 | report this review
amazing
this is all a club should be...amazing sound system, great dj's and great facilities!The sound system is often talked about - they've really invested in their systems and it shows!DJ's are often the top in their fields and they all enjoy playing. Enhanced by the size, it allows different rooms to have different genres of music - and crowds - allowing you to skip between music types!Facilities - something a lot of clubs miss- the toilets are good modern, the bar is actually a proper bar! no can's here, you can get a wide variety of drinks for ok prices.Smoking is a charm, with a timed system stating that around 100 people can go out to smoke, but timed at 13minutes - meaning you have time for 2smokes but its comfortable and ok to wait to go out for one.All in all my favourite club in london (for when i want an amazing night of music)
A User - 04/11/2007 | report this review
Fabric
Very good! especially on a friday night if your into drum and base and hip hop. they have live acts, and djs, some big names like pendulum and andy c, although on those nights you have to get there early because queues can be huge! enrty price is around £15 but worth it. recomend going there at least once so you can experience itnot for the laid back clubber
A User - 10/10/2007 | report this review
Fabric
Amazing club, very good place for drum and bass, although there are several other rooms, big names play there like Pendulum and Andy C. Always busy on a friday night so get there early to avoid waiting in a huge queue. The drinks are quite expensive and the entry price is quite expensive even though it is worth it!
A User - 01/10/2007 | report this review
bit much for the chilled bro'
famous london club. nuff rooms for nuff music. really good for hip hop, d&b on a friday and apparently really good on a saturday for house house house and house. but its the fridays that make it. i have seen jazzy jeff and roots manuva dj on the same night, after the longest wait in the very touristy cue, where people are on something, pithing and puking all over the place. nice. you know youre in for a good night if thats surrounding you. lets get dirty. drinks are pretty expensive, but im not neccessarily sure thats the reason why people just drink water there. the loo's are interesting too with a mixed effect.maggot man. s'all you gotta get. and dance ya ass off. gettin' old for it though.
A User - 10/09/2006 | report this review
Great club
Fabric is huge, and sweaty, and noisy. But that is why you'd go there. With a typically fantastic line-up of DJs and acts (DJ Hype, LTJ Bukem, Pascal, Mark Ronson, Scratch Perverts, Ed Rush, Stanton Warriors, Grooverider to name but a few!), Fabric is the place to go and just dance in a sweaty, heaving mass of people, without any frills. People there really get into it, and the insane decibel levels ensure that it is virtually impossible to make small-talk. Not for the faint of heart, but a cracking night out. Be sure to bring lots of friends, as this is not the kind of place to be on your own, on the pull. For that, try Infernos in Clapham.
A User - 11/08/2006 | report this review
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