This is the party capital of the Fulham pub scene. Music so loud that it makes the windows shake, just walking past is enough to put you off - if you're not within the target age group. If, however, you're twenty-something and up for a big night out - oh and you're Australian - this is a great spot and draws a regular crowd. No need to talk, just drink and dance the night away. Burly bouncers on the door ensure trouble is kept to a minimum. Very noisy, bit of a meat market and full of Australians. Not your typical Slug & Lettuce experience.
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Possibly the finest Thai restaurant in London, and certainly the place which makes most effort. The decor is remarkable, right down to a miniature pond ...More
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