93 Feet East

Lets be honest, when you get a trendy record label deciding to run a club night, particularly in collaboration with some corporate sponsor, you don't generally expect a cheap night out - think Bugged Out meets Big Beat Boutique at Fabric, Heavenly Jukebox (long demised) at Turnmills, or on bigger scales any major music festival and you get the picture - high entry fees, especially after pub closing time, coupled with extortionate drink prices and pricey, inadequate food if they provide it. So I was slightly sceptical when my boyfriend suggested going to Sizzler at 93 Feet East for the second of "four free parties" planned for the summer by Wall of ...

The best thing about 93 Feet East is the end of the night. Not because it's crap, but because it's really near to Beigel Bakery on Brick Lane, which is open 24 hours a day and sells the best munchies anywhere in London, and I DARE YOU to argue. Freshly-baked bagels crammed with cream cheese are 50p. Huge, rich, chewy chocolate brownies are 50p. And so on (Pret-a-Manger crawls back under its rock). Now that wasn't very fair as an opening, because 93FE is really rather a good venue, but I had to spit out my praise of the aforementioned cafe first - I don't have enough to say about it to write a whole article, but really feel that the whole world ought to be ...