Dolce London on Air Street was one of the most iconic London clubs in its brief time at the top. No expense was spare in attracting the A-list celebrities of its day. It took over the mantle from Chinawhite as the premiere club on the divide between Mayfair and Soho with some of the most iconic nights at the time.
The club was open 7 days a week at one time which mean there was always a place to head to. The design of the club set a trend which was imitated by Crystal, Jalouse, and many others.
Despite being a great nightclub, going doing as one of the legendary clubs of its day some of the gloss and glamour of those nights was erased by the way the club saw its demise with some of the best club promoters in London, alcohol companies, celebrities, and the staff themselves being screwed for tens of thousands of pounds when blank cheques and empty promises being delivered by the management before everyone vanished.
It was a classic scheme taking place at the time with some of the best London club names running up huge debts and then folding leaving a wake of recriminations.
For many these revelations will come as a shock but for those familiar with the London nightlife scene it will be nothing more than confirmation of the past of one of London's best nightclubs.
