By far the best d&b club in London! Beats the likes of Funky B as it doesn't come across as overly arrogant and the crowd is much less pretentious because of this! Drinks are a bit steep, but i dont hit Fabric every Friday to get drunk, there are plenty of other places for that, just enjoy the vibe and killer beats! DJ Yoda is gonna be tearing the place up on Friday and i'll damn sure be there!

ah fabric, what did i do before i met you? if you like to go out and have jammed packed night of dancing your little socks off and meeting an array of interesting people then this is the place for you. fabric gives a special experience. the layout is amazing and you should take note that if you split up from friends at the begining, you probably won't see them again. like all places, you occasionally get bad apples now and again, but this is outweighed by the happy happy people you will encounter. friday is personally a favourite of mine, yet saturday makes a change if you like dance as well as d&b. even if you're not as inlove with fabric as me, its worth going there at least once to one of london's superclubs.

This is the best club in London along with Ministry because the music is excellent. The best DJs spin in Fabric so you won't be disappointed.

Fabric is the happiest place in London, no doubt.

I've done the whole pretnetious club scene - Amika, Funky B etc... and have to say, give me Fabric any day.

Yah some of the people are a bit strange, but for really letting yourself go it's bloody unrivalled.

And to the people whinging about the drugs - don't come to Fabric if you're drinking, to be frank. The place is a rave in club form. And if we're honest, most friday nights at a London club are packed with people on Class As, it's just that the Class A is usually coke. Would much rather be getting loved up with gurning pillheads than having to suffer some faux-aristo buzzing on charlie.

Also, if you're still buzzing having been kicked out at 6, Fire's a £5 taxi down the road and makes for a bloody trippy morning rave. Open until 12 when hosting Horizon. Full of shirtless gay blokes with six packs. Great if you want the messyness to continue, although be prepared for some rather ungainly groping!

So yah don your nu rave ts and your baggies of magic and get yourself down to Fabric. You won't have a better night in London.

I usually enjoy Fabric, but last friday was ridiculous!
Arrived at 9.40 before its opening and still waited for 2 hours 20!!!
Chavs were pissing every-single-where, rude bouncers, drunken guys shouting and poushing...pfff..
we got in after midnight and again, too many people! I had to do the queue to smoke!
I will not advise to go to Fabric when there s too many good djs, unless you buy your ticket in advance and u dont mind being surrounded by TOO many people!

Hm...
very unique, different world.
When I come out of the club in the morning I feel like 'wow...where the ----- have I been? That was amazingly mental!'.
Evreybody's enjoying their time and as we say in french 'tout le monde se defoule'.
Everybody's nice, friendly, sometime a bit 'away' in their happily ever after land but honestly funny to watch and I often get to talk to people randomly sitting on stairs or smoking cigs and it is indeed very interesting.
No place has this kind of atmosphere, especially not in France.
I wouldnt go every weekend as my back hurts so much the day after but I m definitely going again,
tomorrow night!
I m always worried about the queue though.

Oh my god i LOVE this place!
the soundsystem is immense and the crowd is SO friendly. yes if you go on a friday night then most of the people are on class A's but i didnt see any trouble just people having fun!
did get lost alot as the lay out is pretty sketchy! but coming from a city where we have pretty much no d'n'b and electro nights going to fabric was a breath of fresh air! i travelled for 6 hours to go and watch 2many djs and simian mobile disco and they didnt fail to impress!
im moving up to london for uni in september and cannot WAIT for more nights out dancing my feet off in this place!

If you are in London, and still havent tried Fabric, all I can say is - this is a place to give a shot!