103 Gaunt Street,
Elephant & Castle,
London,
SE1 6DP
0870 060 0010
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music wasn't great, pretty small, totally overpriced (bartenders agree), if you go there with the intention of getting completely smashed your wallet will take an undeserved beating. my advice: make sure you go there well on the road to being bladdered
I loved ministry, was smaller than i expected but i think only 3 out of the 4 rooms were open. Yes drinks are expensive but its a superclub!! I went on a drum n bass night (metropolis) sort of didnt realise it was guna be drum n bass all night and its not really my thing really but still had an amazing night, so must be even better with better music!!
I love MOS... Yes the place is slightly pricey (£6 for a glass of wine, then proceeded to spill it every where in my haste to get dancing again) But its London.... what do you expect!! The music has been on top form everytime with a fresh selection of Funky House. It lived up to every expectation I had, and would recomend it time and time again.
Really good atmosphere and a good range of music - seeing as there are four rooms. Really expensive drinks are the only downside. Paid £5.10 for a single vodka and lemonade, ouch!
Ministry of Sound is okay but to be honest I've been to much better clubs that aren't that well known. I think the music is a bit way out, though the sound system is tops. The club itself isn't really that much to look at, and you would expect more from something you pay so much to get in to. Not sure whether I would pay to go to Ministry again, and the drinks are expensive.
Ministry of Sound is okay but nowhere near my expectations given the brand. The music was pretty standard. And there was a scummy, low grade crowd. But the main complaint about Ministry of Sound is how unremarkable it all is. Surely this cannot be as good as it gets!
Recommend going to Ministry of Sound when Tim Westwood plays. The music is absolutely brilliant with lots of the latest big hip hop and RnB tunes, so if that's not your thing I say avoid it then. Ministry of Sound is much smaller than the usual, but the decor is good, the reputation can't be beaten, and the door staff are lovely, especially if you're a girl.
Avoid getting there past 11pm as the queues are suicidal then, and you get pushed and squeezed and it's not at all pleasant!
Minstry of Sound is a good place but my only complaint is that the bass is turned up so high and is right next to the dance floor so that there is some distortion and you leave deaf.
I love a heavy bass but for some reason it was quite unpleasant. Also, the decor is a bit too bright and pop video-esque for my taste. Ministry of Sound is definitely one to check out at least once.
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