I've been here at least 10 times to watch my pals fight it's a nice club they host a lot of events…read morehere, it's big and it's nicely decorated, the drinks are well ranged and reasonably priced, it can seem a bit clicky if you don't know the place but a good night out.

Circus tavern is now nown as tenshi gentalmens club its been fully refurbed witch is better now…read morebecause used to be sticky floors n bad music its not the easyest place to get to either taxi or lift but all in all a good night. abd the music is better

I've been immersing myself too much recently in gay culture, so wanted to take a step back and…read morere-enter the world of the 'super club' where you're well versed in getting frisked, pimpin' your ass for a pinchin' and generally accepting you're the meat in an sweaty sandwich. So with this in mind, I trundled off to Matter (aka world's end) to watch a Frankie Knuckles set, whilst reams of Lady Gaga fans stormed the o2 gates, kicking myself even harder I hadn't bagged a cheap ticket. Into the club and it's expansive, annoying the second room wasn't open. The crowd was certainly chavier than I expected, the set funkier than I anticipated but alas, you can bring the boys to the club but all I could see in my peripheral vision was the hottest girl the wrong side of the Thames dancing in a skinny vest for four hours flat. Gutter, head out, working on it. A Benny Benassi moment if ever there was one.

Oh what a club!…read more It's seperated over different floors on the bottom floor you have the main DJ in a booth and the dance floor infront of him playing House music all night (the dance floor is so busy - as in back to back literally) you have cigarette machines and a merchandise counter and a bar also. There are tables and places to sit too. The club and bar and chairs are all made out of concrete but very modern. There's also a smoking area on this level. Go up a level and there is a Room 2 which has a different DJ in this is also the same style music and busy too. There is a toilet on this level though beware you walk in one door and it splits in 2 sides which you can see down both and that's men and womens hmmm. another bar on this level and a balcony over looking the dance floor and again a seating area. You can go to level 3 if your VIP for VIP you have to have a minimum spend of £500 per table, which believe me you do, you get waitress service and a nice leather booth. The table opens up and it's filled with ice and bottles of vodka or champagne or whatever you order. There is also your own private VIP dancefloor with disco lights and your own toilet - not split. There is a lift for anyone who can't manage the stairs. Brilliant club brilliant night would recommend to any lover of house and dance music

This club has just been refurbished and is better then ever. It is funky, new, modern and friendly…read more Real up to date excellent music. Cheap drinks. This is one very much worth visiting

This club has jsut been done up, but still dont really feel the music is always great and can get…read morevery busy.

I started playing there 18 months ago. With 12 full size snooker tables, the club also provides a…read morewell stocked bar, will make tea and coffee and cook a basic meal - burgers, chicken nuggets etc and chips. Many of the people playing there are humble amateurs and unfortunately there is no-one to give lessons. But the regulars are all friendly. The tables are resurfaced regularly. Plenty of basic cues are available. All in all a great club.

After waiting in pubs for what seemed like hours for a game of pool on numerous occasions, I was…read moreexcited to hear there's a snooker and pool club not far from my home. The area isn't very inviting next to a train station in a fairly run down high street but I hoped it would solve my pool table blues. Unfortunately, the lack of pool tables (two) and their under-sized status was the first thing to disappoint me. After deciding to try my hand on the snooker tables, I soon realised that the layout was quite daunting for novices such as myself. Avoid this unwelcoming club and the derelict town it dwells in.

Ok this pub for me is great what can i say great food, great staff,great atmosphere. plenty of…read moreseating space and the food was on time the service was excellent, always a smiling face and the drinks as always brilliant value. yes gets my vote i would reccommend it to anyone for a night out or somewhere to eat or a good get together.

Not a bad spot for pre theatre food or something after work…read more Took quite a while to be served and the barman seemed to struggle with the simplicity of my order but the food was Wetherspoons standard and the beer was cold.

The Wrong'un in Bexleyheath is what you might call an "old school Wetherspoons". In that I mean it…read moreis a mainly wooden interior with the carpet, no music, not modern and trendy and the usual squabble of old men who spend their whole day in the pub as well as cheap food and drink. It is a little out of the way of the busiest parts of Bexleyheath which is its appeal to me. I have never seen much trouble there on my visits compared to for instance The Furze Wren or RSVP up the road although I wouldn't bet against it happening at some point. The pub is quite long and narrow with no windows which means towards the back of the pub you can be forgiven for forgetting that the outside world exists. The booths down one side of the bar are good for groups that wish to have a talk amongst themselves in privacy. On busy nights the staff can be under a lot of pressure and you might have to wait a little bit to get served but they do acknowledge waiting customers which settles you and makes you feel like you're not being ignored. All in all, I quite like The Wrong' Un compared to the other Wetherspoons on offer in Bexleyheath as a place to socialise and have a conversation with a mate, but it lacks that something special which would make me want to specifically go there for a night out.

It's a spoons so you know what you're getting…read more Last two times I've been for dinner have been great. Hot fresh food no complaints. They have the pizzas as well.

Just your average pub grub here (in the evening anyway). It is adjacent to a Premier Inn and this…read moreis where you'll come for breakfast if your company has been good enough to pay for it as well as the room. The breakfast is good and the waitresses ask you exactly what you would like, right down to the number of sausages etc. The continental buffet is very good too, with croissants, pain au chocolat, yoghurts, fruit. Not great for your waistline, but fantastic for your tastebuds.

Situated just off the A249 at Sittingbourne, this Beefeater pub provides the ideal setting for a…read morequiet and good priced meal out. The menu is basic but tasty, with plenty of choice for vegetarians and those with dietary requirements. The surroundings are clean and tidy and the staff extremely welcoming. Very conveniently placed to meet friends or family from miles around I would certainly recommend a visit.

This is a lovely traditional pub with great character, lovely wooden beams and when the colder…read moreweather comes they have nice open fires. It offers a good varied menu, with something for everyone, and the food is always nice. The staff are pleasant and the service is always friendly, they make you feel really welcome.

been here since a few times for food ... not good ! Apparently there are new owners ... Ill give it…read morea few months and try again!