Tunnel 267

Stellar Security and Vibrant Atmosphere

Upon entering Tunnel, South London's well-kept secret, you're immediately enveloped by a pulsating atmosphere that straddles the line between boisterous club energy and inviting neighborhood hangout. This venue, once remembered by longtime patrons for its theatrical past, now plays host to an eclectic mix of events ranging from raucous ravers' reunions to light-hearted stand-up comedy nights, ensuring there's something for every night owl. While the acoustics could use some fine-tuning to match the venue's vibrant vibes, this is a place where friendly faces are abundant, starting with Mikey and Jackson at the door—doormen with charm and genuine warmth that make you feel welcomed and remarkably safe.

Inside, the staff continues the trend of outstanding hospitality, always ready to assist with a smile, which many who partied into the small hours of the night laud as unparalleled. Sure, the drink prices might raise an eyebrow or two, but they're forgivable given the otherwise gratifying experience. Despite modest criticisms here and there—a flat beverage or steep entry fee—the remarkable security, management's dedication, and the surprisingly delightful comedy shows weave an experience worthy of a thumbs-up. When in Wimbledon and yearning for diverse nocturnal thrills, Tunnel stands out as a singular option embracing both the nostaligiac and the novel, earning it's spot as the neighborhood's spirited gathering spot. — Audrey Al Dente