Love Oxford Street's guide to the best night clubs

Love Oxford Street's guide to the best night clubs to have a dance in and around Oxford Street London

24 is a new bar/club concept being the most high-tech venue in the whole of London, and the first fully interactive bar in the world.

Spectacular and glamourous, Peter Stringfellow's Angels club offers discerning gentlemen their own private hideaway.

What an amazing time we have had at Café de Paris lately; with special performances from Alicia Keys, Gabrielle, Funky House legends Supafly and the singer who featured on Bob Sinclair’s ‘Love Generation’ and ‘World Hold On’, Steve Edwards.

After a hard night's clubbing, why not stay in an Oxford Street Hotel, or explore bars Soho London, one of the hottest London nightspots.

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