TwentyFour reviews
Was there on a Friday and had the luck to get in for free.
But that was the highlight of the evening. It's small, and very crowded on the 'dance floor'. If you don't have a table, I wouldn't go there. Perhaps I had quite high expectations after reading about it (it sounds pretty amazing, doesn't it?), but I would say be prepared to be disappointed. Good mojitos and OK music though.
I've been here a few times. My buddy runs a guestlist company, so I've been almost everywhere in the West End over the past 4 years. This place is definitely special. The staff are polite, if you don't have a table you're not treated like a piece of shit, there is no waiting at the bar for drinks, there's room for people to stand and chat. It's a West End club, so don't pretend prices should be cheap; it's the same everywhere - if you don't want to pay £10 for a drink, don't go. The place is not too crowded and the clientele is very chilled and relaxed. Not a huge amount of room to dance, but somewhere to go with a group and enjoy yourselves. If you don't want to spend time messing around on the door, just turn up early and you won't be disappointed.
by nick0070, 13 Dec 2007We went to TwentyFour on Saturday night for a friend's 20th birthday and had a brilliant night. There was a bit of confusion at the door, but the staff were so polite and patient and, unlike at other London clubs, very helpful. Perfect for a great night out. Would recommend to all.
by Party Princess, 16 Jul 2007Drinks were good, staff were friendly, and the seating areas felt exclusive. Shame about the page 3 girls that turned up though... really put a downer on the atmosphere.
by Anonymous, 09 Feb 2007Attractive interior design but not a patch on Attica at its best - the gadgets and gizmos don't make up for a lack of vision.
by Antonia W11 (8 reviews), 11 Jan 2007Have we missed a great club in London? Let us know.
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