Excellent lunchtime venue and puts other to shame locally in terms of service, food quality and even price which is very surprising. (Sharing platter for 2 at £6 is cheaper than home and wines are £13)

It made a pleasant and worthwhile change to be going north of Holborn and the 10 minute walk is well worth it. Plenty of competition bnearby so that s why its probably good value. Havent been evening but way too wrinkly for that scene!

We stopped off at Raduno en-route to Fabric (handily located next door!) and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for pre-club drinks or who doesn’t fancy a big night out.


There are three floors, each with a different atmosphere, including a small club at the top. Good atmosphere, good crowd. I’ll definitely be visiting Raduno again.

The decor is nice in Raduno but it's way too small. From what I can make out, it's definitely more of a couples bar, and, as for 'nightclub', it's way too small to be considered a nightclub. With a supposed capacity of 300, sardines comes to mind.

The bottom floor is cramped, with about 8 tables and the 2nd floor looks like a rather expensive cocktail lounge - you can't sit in there unless you want table service. As for the dance floor, it was shut when we went in, but I cant imagine it to be any bigger than the 1st or 2nd floor.

Looks like Raduno would be a nice place to hang out with a loved one (as long as you get there early to bag a table!), but don't bother if you fancy a night out with the girls or are expecting something quite big.

Shame that Raduno don't accept Amex.

Dreadful place. Raduno is dull beyond belief. Poor cocktails. Uninteresting music. Not only that, but a door policy based on the bouncer's need to assert himself. My friend popped out at five to nine and when he returned at five past nine he was made to pay to get back in.

With so many cooler and friendlier places in London, many of which do much better cocktails, why would you bother with Raduno?