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Funky Buddha Nightclub London

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Strutting down Berkley Street, it is easy to walk straight past Funky Buddha, as it is only the subtle purple logo that beckons you in from street level. This exclusive Mayfair Club is not to be confused with Buddha Bar by London Bridge but has the same bar/lounge concept. Although the venue is slightly small and the dance floor can get packed, the place has recently had a half a million pound makeover which includes wall to wall mirrors, neon green lights and bar area seating.

What makes Funky Buddha different from Mahiki’s around the corner is that is seems to attract a slightly older clientele since it is so relaxed and not as pretentious as you’d expect for such an address. Students are however, welcomed and sometimes not even ID’d if you confidently stroll through with guest list entry.
It’s not uncommon to spot a great female DJ behind the decks on some weekends, spinning the latest RnB, funky house and some old classics. The bar staff put on a great show with their cocktail skills and certainly don’t hold back on the spirits.

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The reward for ladies traipsing through London in 6-inch heels is that entry is free before 11pm but lads are still set back £20 for entry to the club, regardless of guest list status. AVIP area table is a great base to party from for a special night out and if a big group of mates all chip in, the £500 minimum spend may be deemed worth the while. Celebs recently spotted partying at Funkybuddha with bottles of champagne and sparklers are the Atomic Kitten girls and even Prince William.

As with any high brow West-End club, you have to be dressed to kill. No trainers, caps, or scruffy old t-shirts please.

Funky Buddha
15 Berkeley Street
Mayfair
London W1J 8DY
Closest Tube: Green Park
Landmark: The Ritz

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