Den & Centro
Overview
Central London-based live music venue and nightclub. The downstairs venue boasts a state-of-the-art sound and lighting system, whilst Centro offers a split-level nightclub.
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Practical Information
18 West Central Street, Soho, London, WC1A 1JJ
For More Information:
+44 (0)20 7240 1083
Venue Details & Map
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Den & Centro
- Address
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18 West Central Street
SohoLondonWC1A 1JJ - Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7240 1083
Getting There
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No, just... no.
We had a major school deadline at midnight on a Sunday and this was the only place open, so we put our pride and good judgement aside and gave it a shot.
Just... no. We should have bought a bottle of whiskey and gone to the park.
The website touts a Sunday night with dancing, drinks and the option of a relaxed chat with friends, taking place over a variety of spaces:...more
or formally known as THE END. See what cleverness they did there? Golly it was like going back in the time machine! Everything was the same down from the decor and crazy toilet lady down to the bitchy door girl and bouncers (don't do your shit at the door, come prepared as a goul, as I blooded up BEHIND my friends waiting to be checked if they were goulish enough to get in free for...more
I may only be giving this place five stars because I was highly drunk and got in for free? But I dont care. Im giving it five stars.
It stayed open till six am, and in San Diego, that is UNHEARD of. In fact, its illegal. So, when my girlfriend and I went to London, we were stoked. Booze was bit more pricey, but you kinda have to expect that when youre in London.more
If you've been around a little while you may remember the days when the only place worth going to after three a.m. was the End on West Central Street. It was connected to A.K.A. which was generally the earlier gig, served up pizza and often had DJs like Pancho Sancha playing quality house sets.
The site was closed down and sold on with plans of redevelopment, but those plans were parked as...more
