Take a fewflights up to Dalston Roof Park, a bar that hosts some pretty impressive daytime parties and DJ sets.

Three Sheets has fast become a hangout for those in the drinks bizwho flock here to sample standout, pre-batched cocktails and enjoy the low-key, stripped-back setting. Another jazz-club-meets-bar to suit the chin-stroking crate-diggersthat have long frequented this part of town, Servant Jazz Quarters is situated just behind Dalston's cultural hub, Gillett Square.Rock up on a sunny evening for 10 tapsof fresh beer brewed on site as well asnatural wines, guest ciders and cocktails as well as a short bar snack-sized menu from theAcmechaps. The venue offers the shelter of a covered bar and a roofed area in front of the decks, so you can dance whatever the weather. Modelled on Andy Warhol’s Factory, come here for a sterile, minimal setting with silver walls and swathes of grey concrete.

The data collected including the number visitors, the source where they have come from, and the pages visted in an anonymous form.Don't miss their fabulous fish either – there's a 'pay what you want' menu of oysters, tiger prawns, mussels and more, and you pay what you think it's worth to help cover the live music (and it's definitely not all jazz, btw). Support Time Out directly today and help us champion the people and places which make the city tick.

Operating as a relaxed, light and airy café during the day and a live music space and bar in the evenings, Oto puts a strong emphasis on the more out-there of underground artists. Headto the mighty Kingsland Road and its surrounding backstreets and you’re be sure to stumble upon a great place to get into some (totally legal) trouble. Open until 3am on Friday and Saturday nights, Dalston Jazz Bar is the lowkey party spot that you need have in your back pocket for those 'where shall we go now?What started out as a bit of a sophisticated cocktail joint hasmorphed into the perfect late-night wateringhole. A cocktail bar, restaurant and taquería, on Friday and Saturday nights it morphs in Corrochio’s Cantina, serving all manner of Mexican and South American-inspired cocktails, as Mexican bar classics to eat. Grab a can of Red Stripe, a signature ginger mojito, or even apiña colada and position yourself under the mirror ball on that groovy (and often sweaty) dance floor.