Nightlife in London when it rains
Late ones that never need an umbrella.
- Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club: World-famous jazz venue in Soho. Leicester Square 4 min walk.
- KOKO: Former theatre hosting live music. Mornington Crescent 2 mins.
- Dabbers Social Bingo: Bingo with a party atmosphere. King's Cross 5 mins.
- Top Secret Comedy Club: Hidden comedy gem in Covent Garden. Covent Garden 2 mins.
- Fabric: Legendary nightclub. Farringdon 3 mins.
- The Box Soho: Exclusive nightclub with performances. Leicester Square 5 mins.
- Egg London: Multi-room club venue. King's Cross 10 mins.
- The Piano Works: Live music request venue. Farringdon 5 mins.
- Jazz Cafe: Intimate jazz and soul venue. Camden Town 3 mins.
- The Comedy Store: London's most iconic comedy club. Piccadilly Circus station 4 min walk.
- Gordon's Wine Bar: Historic candlelit wine cellar. Embankment station 2 min walk.
- Bar & Club Crawl: Guided nightlife tour covering five West End venues with drinks and club entry.
- Roxy Ball Room: Beer pong, shuffleboard, ping pong, pool and karaoke under one roof. The rainy-day equivalent of say
- Lucky Voice Karaoke: Private karaoke booths with a button that summons more drinks. No stage, no audience, no dignity req
- Backyard Comedy Club: Lee Hurst's purpose-built room in Bethnal Green, so decent sightlines and no pillar in the way. Prop