Fabric in general Reviews

Having been to Fabric a few times now, I have to say I prefer the Friday nights more than the Saturdays, more breakbeat and a bit funkier, however Saturday is a good night aswell. It is split in to a number of rooms. The hardcore dancefloor, that hits you straight in the senses as you first enter after walking down the stairs, leads onto a ...  Read the complete review

You need only go to Fabric once and you are sure to be come back to it. I've been there almost 5 or 6 times and everytime i've had a phenomenol time. First, the resident DJ's are the best ive seen anywhere, unless your at Home when Oakey was Djing or something like that. Craig Richards and Terry Francis rock! They produce ...  Read the complete review

Fabric I waited in the queue for over one hour in order to enter Fabric. Entrance was £ 12. It was a very huge place. Everyone was telling me to go there but I did not like the club that much. I can say that prices are changeable in the same night. They also closed at 3 o’clock. It was not worth for standing in the queue for hours. ...  Read the complete review

Having moved to London 4 months ago, I am ashamed to say that my experience of the nightlife had not extended much further than overpriced, posey pubs and clubs in the West End, until the first Friday in February when a friend visiting from Liverpool persuaded me to venture a little further East. I was advised to dress down for Fabric, and ...  Read the complete review

I'm very confused about the popularity of Fabric. That isn't to say I haven't enjoyed the nights out I've had there because I have, but I can't fathom the scale of people's praise for it. To me it's a very average venue with a good PR department and that is the main reason so many people consider it the ...  Read the complete review

This certainly is one great night club and the place to be seen by anyone and everyone. It is simply class from the atmosphere to the drinks Its a pretty big and well known place as clubs go. So theres always a bit of competition getting tickets on the night, but eventually you do get one!!! Like any respectable night club its got ...  Read the complete review

Last friday at fabric was the bomb! The sound system is amazing with speakers in the floor and numerous dance arenas and top acts and DJs every time. A good & safe atmosphere is had by all. The music is cutting edge varying on different nights to suit all tastes. The security is frienly but not to on top and the drinks are competetive for a london ...  Read the complete review

Last Saturday I paid a visit to fabric and I have to admit the place rocks. The club isn't as big as you'd think it would be and there are not seven floors, but it does posses three different music areas, a chill out area (which was always full) and lots of bars. Admission is expensive (£15 or £12 with NUS card) and as soon as ...  Read the complete review

One of the recent wave of super clubs, Fabric, a one-time massive Victorian fridge, had almost £5 million spent on it, and it shows. This 2,500-capacity monster is an architectural treat - it's just three huge rooms, equipped with state-of-the-art sound systems, which pump out consistently superb sets from some of the capital's top DJs ...  Read the complete review

If you haven't already been and you enjoy clubbing then this is something you really should experience. If you pick the right night for you (for your own musical taste(s), garage, trance, progressive etc) there's no reason that you shouldn't have a fantastic time. Fabric is an enormous underground superclub in the heart of London, ...  Read the complete review

A Saturday night in Fabric was undoubtedly the best clubbing night out I've had in London. Sasha, world-famous dj was playing, and played until well after 7am, having been on since about 2am. On big nights such as this you have to get there early, about 9 o'clock to be sure, and bouncers tend to be picky about who they let in (try and ...  Read the complete review

One of the new "Super Clubs" to hit our capital, Fabric comes with a hefty reputation to live up to. Directly in competion with Home, Frabric has its fair share of novelties too, namely a vibrating dance floor. This isn't as ludicrous as it sounds, as it has bass speakers inbedded in it and adds a new dimension to the whole ...  Read the complete review

Fabric another member of London's 'Super' clubs. The place is ENORMOUS! Something like 7 seperate floors..... but unless you go there on one of the biggest nights, half the place is shut-off! Immensely frustrating when you have to fight your way onto one of the dance-floors and when you get there you can't dance as it's so ...  Read the complete review