I need a good bar/club in London for a birthday party. Preferably playing fun cheesy tunes.?
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I went to the Loop recently and it was really good, nice food, buzzing crowd and good jamz. It's the one off Oxford street in the little street between Gap and Next. You might need to book in advance though...
872443
Cheesy and full of mums? Chances are it'll be sweaty and full of queens! But seriously - and honestly, you only might find disco at gay clubs in London (don't ask me where!) that may - er - satisfy your needs.
747178
try \nlondon bridge-fergie
1151875
Ahhh, so much to see! Depends on what you're looking for. I'd say definitely check of Ministry of Sound, because it's legendary. Equinox has great music but is a total meatmarket. Limelight is pretty good, and I think there's a club called Pharmacy or something like that. The best after hours place is a cafe called, if I remember correctly, La Boheme - I don't think they open until after 12 or something like that. \n\nBest way to find out is get a travel guide before you go, and when you get there find a place that sells magazines and get Time Out - it comes out every week and has all the info in it. A lot of clubs will also hand out flyers during the daytime that either get you in for free on particular nights or free drinks, so look out for them. Have Fun!
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you want something upbeat that will appeal to the many different age levels, people usually dont like to dance to songs they dont know. be sure they are upbeat and fun. some classic disco songs with some new age bass hitters with just a touch of love from time to time to keep them guessing and to get that ultimate freak-out when they hear "their song" start to spin
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the exhibit in balham is a bar with three floors and a cinema screen on the top. balham quite an easy location for people to get too as well for cinema and music its set up for it.\n\notherwise try the sam smiths pubs they are cheap and cheerful in central london and are two pounds a pint, that way you aint spent much and people can head off to a dancey club later if they choose, but arnt put off by a club if its on a school night as they can still have beers
1027397
For my daughter we had a pizza/karaoke/slumber party and everyone had a great time. It was the funnest party she ever had. You could also do a throwback party like a 50's sock hop complete with burgers and milkshakes and show the movie Grease, or a 70's hippie party or disco and have veryone come in costume, or an 80's rocker party.
805239
buy a few cases of Coke, about 4 large pizzas, and have some games or music around the house. I personally recommend Jimmy Buffett for a party atmosphere.
41800
austin b/c that is where i live there are some awesome parties if u come go to element on 6th and lavadca
926990
here's a couple links that might help you.\n\nhttp://www.chicagopride.com/directory/business.cfm/id/5907744\n\n\nhttp://www.chicagopride.com/places/nightlife/
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Here are some dance clubs.  I also attached a link that lists other bars and pubs in the area.\n\nBlue Chip disco \nDance Club, Innsbruck \nAddress: Wilhelm-Greil-Strasse 17, Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria\nPhone: 0512/565050\nCurrently, the basement Blue Chip disco is the leading hot spot. \n\nFire & Ice \nDance Club, Soelden \nPhone: 05254/2203 \nFire & Ice keeps the dance floor pumped until 2 in the morning. \n\nTake Five \nDance Club, Kitzbuehel \nAddress: Hinterstadt 22, Kitzbühel, Tirol, Austria\nPhone: 05356/71300-30\nThe crowd moves from place to place, but check out Take Five, the town's hot spot. \n\nhttp://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=innsbruck@205&cur_section=nig&sort=name&review=brief&pg=1
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Well you could alway have a house b-day party invite friends, have food, and play games.\n\n\n"HAPPY BIRTHDAY"
36240
That depends on how old you are.  I mean, if you're a little kid than Chuck E Cheese is great but if you're 30, a restaurant or club might be more appropriate.  D&B was a good suggestion, though.
744990
i would say party hardy or go out with friends for a night. that'll be fun.
49200
I recommend Tosca, De Phazz, anything by Couch records. Nice, smooth downtempo. It gives the air of sophistication, and promotes stimulating conversation.
919090
My idea for you is to have a nightclub themed party. You can name your nightclub "birthday" or "17". Send out invitation as if they were to visit the exclusive V.I.P room of this new club, but make sure people know it's for your birthday party. Decorate by exchanging your normal lights for blacklights, colored light bulbs, and soft lighting. Have each room or section of your house as a different section of the club. The techno room, the video games room, the hip-hop room, the hang-out room. \n\nSince I'm assuming you aren't going to drink, make some mocktails. A good site for recipes is http://www.healthunit.on.ca/mocktails/recipes.html. Pick about 5-10 of your favorites and make a menu to sit at your "bar". Have someone mixing drinks (an older sibling, a friend). Serve the drinks in cocktail glasses, tumblers and martini glasses. \n\nThe best place to get invitations are these sites http://www.birthdayinvitation.org/ http://www.classiccommunication.com/\nhttp://www.cardsshoppe.com/\nOR you can do your own invitation online at evite.com and e-mail it to everyone. That's what I would recommend. \n\nI think you sould serve pizza or something easy and fast. You can even go out a buy a bunch of frozen foods at your local warehouse store and cook them all up before the party. Don't pay for delivery, go out and buy frozen pizzas, or for even more fun, get all cheese frozen pizzas and have people garnish their own slices. Have peperoni, diced chicken, sausage, peppers, tomatoes, bacon ,and other things that you like on pizza. Make sure you have a cake, and have it iced bright white so it stands out under the lights. \n\nThe last thing you need is yourself. Don't let the party planning stress you out too much and just have a good time. It's all about you so make it really personalized. And have fun! You deserve it.
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Get a computer music mag, they normally have whole catalogues of DJ sounds on their free CD/DVD's