Karaoke Hole

Very nice place to spend an evening with friends. Lots of people singing very nice songs. Super cool, energetic and save atmosphere with people from all walks of life. We ordered some beers, they weren’t very cold but very nice though. There some marvellous drags hosting the karaoke (and singing too) super star material :)⚡️ A LGBTQI+ must see in London!

Came here with a big group for the end of my full on 40th birthday weekend. We thought Lori Mae was a really great host (would happily see her again), lovely staff and we generally had a great night. Speakers could have been turned down (felt louder than big music venues I go to) and would have liked to see more of our group get a chance to sing, but not bad overall. Definitely felt a bit old here at times (which I don't generally feel when I go out) but I assume just generally a young crowd. Our lads getting chosen to sing without knowing was hilarious though and made the night!!!

Amazing night out! The staff was super nice and accomodating. The venue is quite intimate and by the end of the night it felt we were friends with the different groups. There is absolutely zero stress about singing because everyone is so supportive and everyone is having a good time and singing along. We were there to celebrate our wedding and it made for an unforgettable night. We will be back!

I assume it’s lots of fun if you’re a young person, but mostly if you’re a “queer” person and that’s part of your personality. If you’re in your 30s, and a gay guy, they give you horrible looks in the queue and then say they’re full and treat you awfully. When I questioned them, I was lectured by people much younger than me.

For being a queer venue, two of the hosts were rude and not very welcoming. They didn’t really have a sense of humour. Also the order of the karaoke is unfair, one group had their sings come up for three hours straight and our group had one song. I wouldn’t recommend, much better venues elsewhere with more entertaining hosts