The Horse and Groom

London’s trend for pub-clubbing continues apace in this revamped Shoreditch spot. During the day, it’s a good old East End boozer, but at night, the two-floor space turns into a disco hotspot.

Thanks to some quality programming, some of the scene’s best DJs, including the likes of Fabric’s Craig Richards, Secretsundaze’s James Priestley and the legendary Greg Wilson, have played in one of the pub’s three rooms.

Its latest addition, the Boudoir, could rival fellow pub-club the Lock Tavern as having the capital’s dinkiest dance-floor, which makes for an intense dancing experience. The boudoir room is just perfect for those smaller parties as is the 4am license for drinking & dancing both Friday and Saturdays to enhance maximum fun.

The Horse and Groom pulls in people from all walks of life; expect to bop to the music with anyone from a fellow city worker, the East London party goer or the obligatory Shoreditch hipster. It might be a random crowd but one thing’s for sure- everyone is there for the music. This pub doesn’t pretend to be grander or smarter than it is, it simply provides music lovers with quality mixed sounds that you might expect to find in one of London’s super clubs. Once the floor fills up the night gets into full swing so it is definitely a place worth visiting after some of the neighbouring bars and pubs shut their doors.

With a great selection of purse-friendly premium beers, ciders and mixers plus pitchers and cocktails in abundance, you can book a table, area, room or even the whole venue and ride in on your high horse for a night of partying to remember at The Horse and Groom.

Delivering a true East London night out, this is the perfect place for no frills late night partying. It provides a great escape from queues and crowds of London’s big clubs. This DJ Pub lets you save a few pennies on drinks and load up with top notch sounds- what’s not to like?!