THERE is no denying that us south east Londoners know how to have a great night out.

Nowadays we have the likes of ATIK and Pure which are always busy on Friday and Saturday nights.

But do you remember some of the classic nightclubs such as Bon Bonne, Flamingos, or the Dun Cow?

The News Shopper asked its readers what the best nightclubs were back in the day in south east London.

So, we put together a collection of some of the venues we all have missed the most.

Here is what our readers had to say:

Bon Bonne:

Bon Bonne, which operated in the 1990s, was an all-around favourite for our readers.

The lively club in Herne Hill saw generations of people hit the dancefloor in its 30 years of opening.

Since then, Bon Bonne lived on through a night in Chislehurst club, The Lounge, which hosted bi-monthly reunions with the club's original DJs.

Craig Raye said: “Bon Bonne was a great club.”

Sharon Day said: “Loved Bon Bonne.”

Maureen Ann Pearce said: “Bon Bonne.”

Mel Bevis said: “Bon Bonne on a Wednesday night was the nuts!”

Christos Antoniou said: “Bon Bonne by a distance.”

Clare Gapp said: “Bon Bonne never been another like it.”

Martin Arif said: “Bon Bonne. Great nights.”

The Venue:

The Venue located in New Cross first opened its doors in April 1989.

It was one of London’s longest running and most well-established nightclub within 30 years, according to its website.

This Is Local London: The Venue (Google Maps)The Venue (Google Maps)

Whether your musical taste is the very latest chart releases, party anthems, or the best indie music, the Venue was the place to go.

Karen Mitchell said: “Venue.

“Used to go there every week. Can't believe it has been 25 years.”

Andy Hobbs said: “Got to say The Venue, catered for different genres of music.”

Matt Armstrong said: “VENUE!”

Caroline Clemas: “I don’t know about the best, but I had some great nights in The Venue.”

Lacie Edwards: “Venue!!!!”

Mary Borland: “The Venue back in the day was the harp club where I spent most weekends.”

Becky Larkin said: “I wasn’t a 'clubber' but loved The Venue. Tribute band then cheesy disco until 4am.”

Flamingos:

Flamingos located in Woolwich opened in 1985 but then lost its license.

It then became a community cinema, theatre, and music venue before it was demolished in 2015.

Matthew Mein said: “Flamingos – Woolwich.”

Shiralee West said: “Flamingos!”

Toni Griffins said: "Flamingos in Woolwich."

Harrison Pearson said: "Flamingos was great."

Tony Jossa said: "Flamingos all the way!"

The Dun Cow:

The Dun Cow was also an all-time favourite by our readers according to Facebook comments.

The venue in Old Kent Road opened in 1856 as a Victorian gin palace with 11 drinking rooms.

This Is Local London: The Dun Cow (Now, Google Maps)The Dun Cow (Now, Google Maps)

It was rebuilt in the 1930s and later became a champagne bar and then pub-turned-nightclub, featuring DJs.

The building then turned into a doctor’s surgery in 2004.

Jane Holland Was Thacker said: “The Dun Cow.”

Jane Powell said: “Dun Cow!”

Christine Savva said: “Dun Cow!!. Old Kent Road, great memories.”

Kate Mole said: “Dun Cow.”

Tracey Peacock said: "The Dun Cow was amazing."

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