Boujis

Went there once for Manish Arora LFW after party. The place is so small and claustrophobic. If you want to go out to dance, don't come here as there's no space. Only come here if you're looking for a toff or an aristo-rat! I could have stayed longer but my friends didn't like the air of arrogance.

Good fun on Tuesdays, but very pretentious and show-off. But that's why we love it, isn't it?

Absolutely brillant night out! Once you're on the guest list, it's easy to get in. Would totally recommend.

Went there last night to see what the fuss was all about. Overpriced, awful music, dreadful manners, unfriendly crowd and staff with attitude. The door people acted like they were doing you a favor, when the place was nearly empty. After the four bartenders avoided eye contact with me for a while, I managed to order a Mai Tai. The drinks menu has old prices, which is really annoying. Only go there if you are 17 and think you are the business and want to hang out with stuck-up, spoilt brats. People posting good reviews will hopefully realise, once reaching 25, what morons they were to go back to that place over and over again. I will not set foot in there again and would advise avoid at all costs.

If you like 'theme' bars but are tired of drinking in faux Bavarian Beerhalls, Pre-Revolution Cuban Dance Halls or 50s American Mid-West Diners, then go to 'Boujis'. The theme here is 'End of Term Prom in a Lower Sixth Form Common Room of a Down-at-Heel Public School' and they've really pulled out all the stops on the authenticity front: they've hired convicted wife beaters from the local probation hostel to act as the door staff; they've found a bunch of nauseatingly pretentious, shallow, moronic, over-privileged twats to act as the students and equipped them with daddy's credit card (some of them are a bit old to be posing as 17-year-olds but they put heart and soul into acting the part ); they've decorated the place like the broom cupboard of a crack whore's bedsit; why, they've even managed to recreate the unmistakable aroma of pubescent youth (i.e. Lynx-on-Body-Odour) to permeate the whole place. It's brilliant...

Hang on. What's that you say? It's not a theme bar? It's a 'happening' Chelsea nightspot? Please don't say that again. If I laugh any more, I'll shit myself.

Not for everyone, that's for sure! This place is exactly what it's advertised as - extremely exclusive. Once I got in, the first thing I noticed was the extreme lack of attitude that you would expect in a normal night club. And also, the bouncers were so chilled out once they had decided to let me in. If you want to go for a chilled out night, and you can afford to pay ridiculous prices, then why not go here? Although, personally, it's not really my type of night club (but then again I'm not rich - I only got in because my mate knows the DJ!)

The bouncers here are rude and obnoxious people who obviously haven't been taught how to manage a door correctly. I dress well, as does my girlfriend, and we are both willing to spend a lot of money, but this is not the place to do that. I would never even consider this place now, and personally would rather visit Living Rooms in Manchester any day of the week. Customer service? I'm not sure the door men could pass the course... they probably can't even read or write properly.

Dreadful place. Expensive, and the girls are high class whores. Sample questions include "How much money do you make?", "What is your salary?" The place reeks of unrefined sluts.

Prince Harry and Chelsy Davy were there! It was so weird - they spent most of their night falling around the place and at one point they were even kissing on the dancefloor! I got in by pure fluke. It was really funny. Later I saw Peaches Geldof and rock star Donny Tourette. I left early but my friends said that as they were leaving a very papped Kate Moss stumbled in with Sadie Frost, Matthew Williamson and Richie Samore! Wooow, the place breathes money!

This is an awful place. The security turn down people - it's about earning power and only the rich get into this place. The security themselves probably earn a pittance compared with the people who go there. Pathetic. No class, full of bus-load types dressed in horrid short white skirts.

Arrived at the infamous Boujis to join my friends who were waiting for me inside the club. Was treated with indifference by the notoriously arrogant bouncers and left waiting in the cold and the rain for approx 30 mins.

Was on the guest list and had a table booked but eventually got too wet and cold and went home. Been to the club before (variable) but have to say that this was the most disappointing experience. My much-anticipated bank holiday bash with my friends/ my sister's birthday celebrations were ruined.

Manners cost nothing. Would not recommend nor go here again.

Me and my mate decided to queue up on Tuesday night. There was a relatively short queue and people were being let in quite quickly. There were 3 guys in front of us, and there were some ladies queuing on the other side. A Boujis lady with a clipboard came out and asked the 3 guys in front of us whether they had any ladies with them. They said no. She then turned to my mate and I and asked the same. We replied "No, it's just us two". She then asked me whether I had booked. I said no. She said "Well, even if you had booked you probably won't get in". Why did she tell us to go away and not any of the others that were waiting there? We were dressed smartly. Make up your own minds.

P.S. My friend and I are Indian.

Our party included some well-connected people, enabling us to breeze past the rather self-important door personnel. However, after all the hype, Boujis was not at all an enjoyable experience for any of us: mediocre music, rather unimaginative decor, pretentious staff, and an invasive odour which seemed to pervade the air. One cannot help but come to the conclusion that without TRHs this venue would rather swiftly arrive at its demise.

Full of kids running around with daddy's money. Can think of 100 better places to be.

One word: pretentious.

So so so bad - the most arrogant, stuck up place I have ever experienced. Saw one crowd get turned away because they didn't look rich enough. They were on the guest list but the door woman didn't bother checking. Watch out.

Offensively bad. It literally is a basement and it feels like there's no upkeep in there at all, even though they claim to have just had a complete refurbishment. The matchbooks and floor are sticky and the paint is chipping off the walls and ceiling. Certainly not what one expects from such an 'upmarket' and 'exclusive' venue. Avoid.

A vulgar, smelly, dirty little hole, badly in need of complete refurbishment. Very likely contravenes health and safety.

We took some clients to Boujis and the bouncers were really arrogant and rude, despite us being the only ones waiting. Not very commercial. To avoid for corporate events for sure!

Best in town! The staff in the night club make the night .

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