Old Street is located in central east London, it is a long street that covers areas such as Clerkenwell, Shoreditch, Hoxton Square. The street intersects with Kingsland Road which stretches north to Dalston and Hackney, and Shoreditch High Street that stretches south to Broadgate and Liverpool Street station.

Old Street London Underground station is a big round about that has high traffic flow from east to west and from north to south of the city. The tube station becomes a popular meeting spot, with a funky young crowd sighting the bars and clubs on the weekend. The east end of Old Street, from Hoxton Square to Shoreditch High Street and Liverpool Street, is home to countless bars, cafes, restaurants and clubs. The ambiance is young, edgy, funky, relaxed. There are often secret house parties and street parties happening, although with some tucked away pockets getting more posh and expensive, most of this area are still randomly covered with graffiti and spray paint in the streets. Some may find this east end suburb a little too hippie and grungy, whereas most youngsters embrace the edgy style and consider it as a rather fashionable culture.

The list of bars, pubs and clubs in Shoreditch is impressive. Lots of Londoners come to the east end to go out on Friday and Saturday night. All within five to ten minutes walking distance from each other, there is a huge array of different venues to choose from for different occasions. If you want to catch up with friends for drinks, Dragon Bar, Prague, Spread Eagle, Electricity Showroom are friendly bars with lots of people crowding around for drinks after work. StrongRoom, and lots of bars in Hoxton Square sometimes have live bands and outdoor seating area, perfect for summer evenings and smokers. Kick bar has an entertaining area downstairs with pool tables and football tables, good for socialising and a bit of laugh. If you would like to opt for something more classy or slightly posh, Great Eastern Dining Room, Hoxton Hotel, Hoxton Pony and Beach Blanket Babylon attract a fashionable or perhaps more grown up crowd.

Food may not be the strongest selling point here, but Kingsland Road is famous for its Vietnamese cuisine. Stretching about 200 meters long, this well known Vietnamese district features numerous restaurants serving authentic Vietnamese food. Open until midnight, these eateries are often packed with crowds for pre or post drinks.

Why not visit some of these places with your friends, partners or the gorgeous Old Street escorts who enjoy going out and having fun.

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