Which Bar or Nightclub are You in London?

I've started work but damn I miss Uni partying

I prefer to spend my time at niche & slightly darkened music venues

I want my alcohol to be responsibly bought from fairtrade sources

Multi-layer nightclubs and pumping music

Cool music and Champagne & long drinks, the right vibe is all important

Cash strapped student who likes to splurge

Anything can escalate; I can pop out to get a few bits and before I know it I am "out out" standing with a cut loaf, a pint of milk wearing my pyjamas at Infernos

I go out on the student nights (normally weeknights) because of discounts

I wouldn't call it partying but I do like a bit of Funk and Jazz with a single malt/ Pinot Noir

Escalation is easy when pubs and coffee shops are the same thing

Planning is everything, "I am British you know"

The rhythm of the night is the rhythm of my life

"I am wherever the music is at; the proms in summer and the Southbank"

"Flat whites, Macs and edginess; I am Shoreditch"

"I am Kensington & Chelsea and the Kings Road in particular; the Sloane Ranger is not dead"

What's not to love about the Clapham massive; picnic space, Adventure Bar and Uni like feel (It's probably because most of my uni year are here)

"I am Central; the Strand, Piccadilly and Soho are the only places to really party"

"Pop up parties & warehouse gigs; I am Brixton"

Tatler or GQ and straight to the Bystander section

I can't read, my eyesight is still blurry from last night

The latest arts, music and culture reviews in the Guardian

I am mostly socialising with all my old Uni mates, no time for reading

Probably Techcrunch or Smashing Magazine but I only read online #savingtherainforest

A broadsheet, Vogue or Time

Calvin Harris

Bridget Jones

Shia LeBeouf

Prince Harry

Emma Watson

Jamie Cullum

Studying…. & Netflix

The Arts; "what's that, there is a new play on?"

People tell me it’s a bit decadent; but what's wrong with dinners out, Champage and first class travel?

Music; jazz, opera, orchestra; and (choose one) bow ties/ ball gowns obviously

In balance; job and social life in harmony

Your Career; all that studying has to come to something

UEA, Surrey or Kent (or another edgy newcomer)

Leeds, Manchester or Newcastle (or another large city Uni)

University is not as important as your cultural education obviously!

A University with gratuitous 90s pop

I'm from abroad (Flying the flag for Australia, India, insert your country here)

Oxford, Cambridge, Durham or St Andrews (or another redbrick mecca)

Great vibe, busy and fun

I go to the same places and am not prepared to change, I know me best!

Location is everything, London is a big place

Like minded people, it's all about the scene

None of the above

Meeting new & different people, it’s a big city after all

Not TV but Netflix, normally with a herbal tea

The Culture Show or anything arts and music related

Take Me Out, trash TV is okay!

Made in Chelsea, I love (choose one/ both) Spencer Matthews/ Lucy Watson

Friends, films and Suits, and normally I repeat watch!

The TV's on but I think my eyes are damaged from strobe lights

Indie & pop (always on the hunt for a new band) as well as cheesy pop

90's pop and today's top 40

Indie pop and rock, I am still a bit of Teenage Dirtbag

Nothing mainstream, you probably wouldn't have heard of it..

Anything with the bass turned up to 11

Don Broco, Haim and Bombay Bicycle club, its like my life background music..

Ibiza, in fact my dream is to live there

Tour destinations; mabye Croatia or Budapest

Wherever I go I like to be learning about the arts

Whatever I can afford from my graduate salary

Barbados or the South of France maybe with a boat involved…

Berlin, New York & Amsterdam come to mind

To set up my own (choose one of) sustainable business, tech business or become a nomad and work my way around the world

To work in fashion/ become a CEO

To get off this grad scheme

To party like I'm in Space (1989), Anfora or Amnesia. One day I might slow down, perhaps…

To twilight as an arts critic when I'm not doing my day job

To graduate then lose myself and find myself again