The 7 best underground in London
We track 7 underground across London, England. The rooms here skew dancing, rave and high energy. Expect Techno, Tech House and Trance on the floor. Prices run mid-range to upmarket.
Naked & Famous Bar (4.5★), E1 (4.3★) and Phonox (4.3★) rate highest on Google across the set. Friday and Saturday are the busiest nights. Bottle Service and VIP Booth are widely available. Every listing below carries photos, opening hours, the dress code where a venue publishes one, and a direct route to booking.
All 7 underground in London
Underground in London: common questions
What are the best underground in London?
Naked & Famous Bar (4.5★ from 77 Google reviews), E1 (4.3★ from 2,262 Google reviews) and Phonox (4.3★ from 1,122 Google reviews) are the highest-rated of the 7 underground Outlas lists in London, England. The full ranking is on this page, with photos and booking for each.
How many underground are there in London?
Outlas lists 7 underground in London, England. That is the curated set — venues are added by hand and checked against their own website, socials and Google listing, so it is not every licensed premises in the city.
What is the dress code at underground in London?
It varies by venue, and each listing states its own. Across the 7 underground here, "Smart Casual" is the most common — 6 of them (86%), followed by "Casual" at 1. 0 publish no dress code at all.
What music do underground in London play?
Techno, Tech House and Trance are the dominant genres across London's underground. Each venue page lists its own music policy, and the busiest nights are Friday and Saturday.
How much do underground in London cost?
The underground listed here sit in the mid-range to upmarket band. Outlas records a price tier per venue rather than a per-item price, because covers, minimum spends and bottle prices move by night and by season — check the venue's own booking page, linked from every listing, for the current number.
When are underground in London open?
Year-round and May – Sep are the seasons most underground in London operate in. Opening hours are listed per venue where the venue publishes them, and several close entirely out of season.
