Dalston Superstore
Dalston Superstore is your big queer paradiseAverage Reviews
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Dalston Superstore is the kind of spot in East London where the queer vibe is as vibrant as a rainbow after a summer rain. It's not just a bar, it's like that cool friend's house where everyone hangs out. By day, it's this laid-back café vibe where you can chill with a coffee or grab a bite. But as the sun sets, oh boy, it transforms! We're talking about a dance floor that gets your heart racing and your feet moving.
The Superstore is all about the community. It's like a melting pot of everything queer and fabulous. You’ve got nights like Body Swap, where the trans community shines, and parties like Fèmme Fraîche and Club Tantrum that are just off the hook. And let's not forget the go-go dancers – they're the cherry on top, bringing that extra sparkle.
What’s cool about this place is it's not trying to be something it’s not. The staff? Absolute sweethearts. The crowd? Diverse and totally welcoming. Whether you're there to show off your latest dance moves, soak up some queer art, or just hang with friends, it's the place to be.
In short, Dalston Superstore is more than a bar or a club. It's a slice of East London's queer heart, beating loud and proud. It's where you go to be yourself, to meet your tribe, and just have a blast. Totally worth checking out if you’re in the area and want to experience the real deal of London's LGBTQIA+ scene.
The Superstore is all about the community. It's like a melting pot of everything queer and fabulous. You’ve got nights like Body Swap, where the trans community shines, and parties like Fèmme Fraîche and Club Tantrum that are just off the hook. And let's not forget the go-go dancers – they're the cherry on top, bringing that extra sparkle.
What’s cool about this place is it's not trying to be something it’s not. The staff? Absolute sweethearts. The crowd? Diverse and totally welcoming. Whether you're there to show off your latest dance moves, soak up some queer art, or just hang with friends, it's the place to be.
In short, Dalston Superstore is more than a bar or a club. It's a slice of East London's queer heart, beating loud and proud. It's where you go to be yourself, to meet your tribe, and just have a blast. Totally worth checking out if you’re in the area and want to experience the real deal of London's LGBTQIA+ scene.
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Based on 678 reviews
Haven Gonzales
21:04 05 Apr 25
Was just looking for a place for some late night drinks and vibe seemed chill. At the door, the bouncer(?) asked if we were “looking for an LGBT venue” we said no because that wasn’t the sole reason we went out, we just wanted to stop in for a drink.And they went “Not here. No. Find somewhere else.” in a rather rude tone. The question itself was very odd, and felt more of a test than anything. Despite the fact that we’re gay, we weren’t inherently looking for a gay bar - but I guess if you want to swing in, the bouncer gets to decide whether you’re gay enough. how is this supposed to be a safe queer space if you’re left to the judgment of a doorman who gets to invalidate your identity if they feel like it?Ilinca Rusu
16:40 31 Mar 25
Went for the drag brunch on my birthday - the food was so tasty, the queen was really fun and inclusive: all my friends had a lovely time. On top of everything, it was also really affordable! The waiting staff were so so kind and helpful! Thank you DSS!Adham Hijazi
15:35 12 Mar 25
Lovely queer atmosphere! The drag show was super funny and entertaining!!! Drinks were good and the staff were super friendly.Alvaro Sabanes
10:12 02 Mar 25
The bouncers are some of the most disrespectful and prejudiced people I’ve ever come across, they refused to let in one person purely based on the way she looked. We tried to be reasonable and communicate with the bouncers but they chose to single out one person on their birthday, and became rude when all we wanted was to talk through the situation. When we asked for bouncers identification, he refused and said he doesn’t owe it to us, when all we wanted was to lodge a formal complaint. We asked who we can go to and he refused to give any details. We were really excited to come here, and celebrate a birthday in our queer group, but this interaction has tainted the venue and really upset us. We really hoped for more for a venue that claims to be inclusive and acceptingElla Smith
20:56 01 Mar 25
The ticket guy was horrible to my homeless trans friend. Really patronising and mocking her when she expressed that she did not have the funds to pay a full price for a ticket. (the old staff used to be empathetic and accomodating to those in need). He seemed to not just communicate, but put a special effort into being really rude and dismissive.I had previously had a bad experience with him earlier to, when I arrived before 10 but he still forced me to pay (it was supposed to be free entry) and was rude when I expressed my situation. I felt humiliated & disrespected as I came especially early cause i am low income and can't afford night life.Trans/Queer people are facing so much discrimination and abuse in the world right now, and all we wanted was an evening to unwind amongst other queer people. We did not feel safe, we did not feel welcome and we did not feel valued.When she wasnt let in, we both went home.We really wanted to like this venue, but unfortunatley it doesnt seem to be the community space it claims to be anymore :(It is growing into another vapid club that only values you as "part of the community" if you have enough money to line their pockets.we really want this place to be good, it has the potential to be a bastion for queer people in these hard times :'(Andy M
10:16 16 Feb 25
Some friends and I went here for the drag brunch and saw Lust and Paris Eatemall. Service for food and drinks was fast and the two queens were really good fun. It says on the website that the drag brunch is 12-5pm, but the queens only came out at around 1pm and you get the table for an hour and a half so I'd definitely recommend getting there later than 12 so that you can see more of the performance and games.Clara Åström
15:26 01 Feb 25
Drag brunch was the best thing ever. Great food, drinks, jokes and the energy ✨✨✨Graeme Sharp
23:33 23 Jan 25
The bouncer denied entry because my fiancée "looked too drunk" considering she was the only sober one and the rest of the party was pretty wavy at this point the rationale seemed absurd.Being denied entry seemed targeted,,, understand the bouncers position in that once they have to come to a conclusion they have to stick by their opinion, on this occassion it seemed as though the bouncer knew they were wrong, but was far too proud to allow entry.. Will not be attending again.Maia Agnes Dapul
17:57 29 Dec 24
Best drag brunch experience ever! Even if it was a holiday and not too energetic, the hosts and staff kept up the great vibes. Plus the food and drinks were fairly priced. Y'all should definitely go!Emma Brudenell
13:18 21 Dec 24
Aggressive bouncers. Was told we couldn’t enter as it was full- fair enough. We left the queue and started looking on our phone as the side of the road to work out our barings and had a horrible bouncer come up to us and said we couldn’t stand there! I’m sorry but last time I checked it is perfectly legal to stand on the side of the road!Sophie Reardon
01:27 20 Dec 24
Been coming to superstore for years but the bouncer tonight was genuinely hostile and aggressive. I don’t understand the attitude. One of my favourite clubs but not sure I would come again now - what has happened?!Paulina Stankiewicz
00:30 16 Dec 24
I had SUCH a fun night, on a Sunday no less. Vibes were high, great people, the only thing that tainted the experience was the incredibly rude security guard on the way out. My friends and I were patiently waiting for a cab and - as I always am friendly and appreciative of security staff outside venues - was so with the guard outside who refused to say anything and looked at me and my friends like absolute scum. This has no place in an inclusive LGBTQ+ friendly bar, hence why I’m leaving a review. The vibes inside should match the exit.E W
19:02 08 Dec 24
Went here recently for a birthday and had such a great evening. Really great staff, vibes off the chart and felt like a very lovely fun and safe place to be. Very queer friendly!Alex R
13:36 07 Dec 24
Used to have nice staff on the door and at the bar. Now smartass says it shuts either 1 or 2. I know it's going to shut at 1 because I can see there's no one inside! I'm a trans person going blind and never had any help from anyone but you want me to pay £5 to get in for 1 drink when there's literally no-one in the place. Then I have to show my ID to get in and the guy spends 5 minutes staring at it like it's a fake id.Nick A
16:33 28 Nov 24
Lively, and fun atmosphere. But the most disgusting toilets I have seen in decades. They seem to have plenty of turnover and be making lots of money so, Why??? We far preferred the vibe in nearby Nelson’s.Taran Adamson
21:31 26 Nov 24
Sorry superstores! We’ve been coming to you for years, so I hate leaving a bad review but your security is awful. We decided to not enter, as your rude security with a power complex decided to poke his camera and threaten us for no reason. We go to the Rio and then for a nightcap most weeks and usually feel safe and welcome. Shame as we want to support our queer spaces but having unwelcoming staff has moved us along elsewhere successfully. We feel as a Lesbian couple that this is a big problem and needs addressing as our safe spaces are limited. I guess superstore are either desperate or they do not care how staff greet their customers who already experience these issues in the majority of other places we have to go.Pit Ca
04:32 24 Nov 24
A place where the manager and the security doesn’t care about the safety of the client.I have had a very unpleasant experience in the bar.A random guy stole my drink at the bar, I went straight to the security to address my experience, the staff (security and the manager) allowed the guy to stay at the bar offering me another drink, just few minutes later the same guy came over, touched me with no consent, I had addressed the matter but no action was taken. I’ve decided to leave the place as I was very uncomfortable. Before leaving I had told the security about my decision to leave as I couldn’t stay in a place where stealing and touching with no consent is allowed and the only answer has been “this was the manager decision!” I still can’t believe what happened to me! Seriously! I feel so horrified by such attitude from ppl, and from staff members who should have taken action against this! Horrible! Hope this doesn’t happen to anyone again!Kristen Gickel
09:23 15 Oct 24
The brunch performer singled us out for being straight and made me feel awful. They were very intimidating, rude and horrible. I was not in the best place emotionally and this was hard to take. We went to support our gay friends but won't go again. The wait staff on the other hand were lovely. Food was ok.N
02:53 29 Sep 24
The guy with the clipboard at the door was extremely rude to us for no reason, making up excuses to not let us in….Before entering the queue I asked one of the security guards if we are allowed to finish our canned drinks while waiting in the queue. She said that we had to drink outside of the queue, I said okay, and then we were also told to step a few feet away from the club, and we immediately did so. A few minutes later we returned to the queue and the clipboard guy did not let us in because apparently my friends and I were “disrespectful”? I told him that we followed the instructions of the security guards, but he lied and said that we were aggressive and didn’t listen????We were all completely sober and respectful at all times. This is ridiculous, very disappointed 🙁Elora
18:30 15 Sep 24
I only popped in for an hour before they closed the drag brunch but it will be one of the highlights of my trip! A much needed friendly, hilarious queer space. Lots of love from Aotearoa NZ 💚🏳️🌈Joe Newman
10:55 18 Aug 24
As soon as we arrived they asked us if we were queer and then gave us a lecture about how to behave in a club which was incredibly patronising. Then security started picking on my boyfriend saying he was too drunk for no reason whatsoever because he wasn’t even drunk! The whole process was super unnecessary and just made us feel uncomfortable - won’t be coming back and recommend you save your time and don’t go either.Contentual 2
09:57 21 Jul 24
Cool party. Cool People. Great music. Great venue. Everyone was nice including staff and guests. Drag queens were dancing the entire night!No place to chill. Smoking area was crowded as hell.Had a great night.George Williams
11:28 19 Jul 24
Door staff need reminding about what their responsibilities actually are...It's not their responsibility to make people do catwalks to decide who is 'cool enough' to enter the queue (see video 1).Instead, it is their responsibility is to provide adequate first aid. That doesn't involve, when someone is collapsed, propping them up in splits with all their weight resting through their neck (see video 2). Glad you managed to sell her every drink you could though...Message for the managers; remind your door staff it is a condition of their SIA licensed status to wear the licence where the front can be seen at all times when engaging in the licensable activity. Equally, employing someone to do those activities who isn't licensed is an equally reportable offence. Shape up because it's being watched.M Evans
10:39 25 Jun 24
Horrific bar, we saw rats 🐀 running through the downstairs and they weren’t the miserable door staff. I’m shocked how this place has a licence to produce food and even more the structure of the building feels like it’s about to crumble. I’d avoid it as I feel like it’s highly likely to be the origin of the next plague!Milo Fentriss
10:53 17 Jun 24
Tho the ever-extendable acronym makes me cautious, sometimes I call in here in the daytimes. The beer seems well kept and the place bright and airy. Food was fine on the one time I tried it also.Matteo Tonnicchi
22:19 15 Jun 24
They have a new stupid policy. If you're a group bigger than 4 just pretend you are not together or they'll kick you out. Silly I know... They're thick. Not sure what goes on in their mind and how this makes sense, but be aware and pretend! We live in silky times! 😉niamh alice
10:58 07 Jun 24
Another ‘queer’ space that is unwelcoming to fem presenting queer women. Such a shame as I’ve really wanted to enjoy Superstore but have been made to feel unaccepted every time I’ve visited for events.. Not too bad as a bar though. Queer spaces need to work on accepting ‘straight looking’ womenCarlos Arroyo Galaxia (PATTERN CHINESO)
16:06 26 May 24
My siblings and I went to have some brunch and a couple of drinks. We had fun and food was okey, except for a very rude bartender that treated us very bad, talking to us un respectfully, but that’s not a prob because we are open minded even with “divas” 🫶🏼🏳️🌈Sandra Incendiario
02:39 14 Mar 24
Sunday brunch was delightful! Tasty breakfast, though French toast portions were small, but tasty. Enjoyed great company with friends.Craig Davis
01:44 02 Feb 24
Super friendly, super queer. Great vibes.Unfortunately tonight (a Thursday) was bit of a super young (18-21) crowd, not that there was anything annoying with them, I just felt like the old monster on the hill by comparison. But apparently weekends are better for late 20s/early 30s people. Will have to go back on a Friday/Saturday.Alex Uhde (Crystal)
21:42 26 Nov 23
So many of the bad reviews here I have to question a bit - Superstore is one of my favorite spots in London, and they let in plenty of people who aren't over the top queer. When I've seen them turn away people who really just don't vibe right, they're always very kind about it. As a community, queer people deserve spaces to be free to exist - not objects for others to look at us. To this extent, Superstore has always been a place I've felt very comfy.My friends and I have had two bad nights in the last few months and welfare went over the top to check on us - the first time emailing us, and the second time finding us on the dance floor just to check we were okay. I wish that they had more than vibes to go on, and I understand - especially for newbies to the queer scene - the fear of having to vibe right is hard, but Superstore is _very_ inclusive for queer people, the few times I've seen people turned away, I had seriously bad vibes from them too.I've seen reviews saying they're ageist, but there was a 59 year old there this Friday night and she was _awesome_ and very wanted. She fit the vibe so well; and helped me find myself and my new name. Superstore is small, chaotic, and not a place for everyone by any means. But it's a place for us and our community, and the staff are friendly, kind, and always do their very best for the community. Don't be put off by the other reviews if you're looking to find yourself, and let yourself be free. Come with love, respect, and a desire to let go of everything. Especially on a Friday or Saturday night, the basement really is the basement of dreams.Sofia Coeli
19:44 07 Sep 23
It’s a hard find: Brazilian food (Great quality too), vegan (but properly made), queer friendly, and fun. I love it. The exhibitions are also very nice. Sometimes I wish the music wasn’t as loud, so we could chat to friends too.Tomás Picasso
15:48 09 Aug 23
We spent around 5:00 p.m., which is generally closed in the area, and they took great care of us. Incredibly beautiful, the attention, the atmosphere and the excellent vegan dishes. we will definitely be back 🫰🏻Petu
09:21 06 Aug 23
Wasn't a fan of the drag show, could have been better but the place itself was great. The decorations and music were nice , the waitress were very kind and attentive, and most importantly the food was very good.Bart Vanlerberghe
22:03 10 Jul 23
We were touristing London and found the bar online. The bar has a really nice atmosphere and super friendly staff! But of course it was the two queens that hosted the drag show (free booking!) who stole the show. It's a truly remarkable bar, a safe space for all lgbtq, and we felt really welcome. Best moments: when Karma climbed the "stage" and the beginning of Inga Rock's singing career:-)Jana Abelovská
11:26 04 Jul 23
We went for the Drag brunch and it was really fun! The avocado toast was surprisingly good and truly enjoyed their Mezcal Margarita too.N
01:06 24 Jun 23
Horrid security, do avoid. I was trying to enter with previously bought tickets and wasn't let it. The reason? One of the girls from the group (loosely put, she was just there for a meet up predrinks, not someone I know at all) had some substances on her that I didn't know about and had no intention of consuming. I politely asked the security member for a refund for my ticket, offered them my bag to confirm that I had nothing on me and the male security guard very rudely informed me that I will be deported because drugs are illegal in the UK (just because I don't speak in English accent). Manager was much nicer, but I had to insist to speak to them for solid 15 minutes. Let's see whether they end up refunding me.Michaela Storoschuk
19:17 23 Jun 23
A sick and sexy atmosphere at 12 in the afternoon 😉 the staff and queen were lovely and tried to get to know all at a personal level and not be robots. The staff was honest with wait times but the food was worth it. The performance was not as frequent with half hour breaks between, so in an hour and a half sitting we heard 3 songs, but again, with no reservation charge and good food, it was fab.Andria M.
00:36 17 Jun 23
Rudest place and unfriendliest staff ever in London (black woman at the door profiling people based on their appearance, with a clear intention to discriminate). Please be careful for your own safety. DO NOT GO HERE if you don't want to have an unpleasant experience.Jo Dempsey
10:02 10 Jun 23
Loved this Club, music was great, bar staff were great, performers were great. I had a brilliant night!The security out from were so friendly last night, complimented my outfit too which made me feel good!The venue is quite small, and we couldn’t find a place to put our jackets which was annoying, so we lost a jacket.Overall I had a really really good night here and I definitely 100% would come again!Henriette Lindgren
00:02 09 Jun 23
Very rude woman at the door, questioning and judging people on their “vibe”. Created an uncomfortable atmosphere in the queue whilst changing price of entry depending on their “vibe”. Overall a very strange and creepy experience for a place that’s meant to be one of the most inclusive spots in east London. If you’re coming here make sure to assess your “vibe” and memorise who’s playing that night.Adri Arauz
16:47 16 May 23
Great vibes, great music! Thursday was the night to go. People are friendly and the go go dancers really enhance the vibe ✨Reid Kelly
02:04 08 Apr 23
Rudest door staff i have ever encountered. They told us to to tell half of our group to just go home because they don’t let groups larger than 4 in. It is despicable of a so called queer venue to force local LGBTQ people to separate themselves from their chosen family simply to enter a second rate club. Strongly recommend against visiting and will not be returning.Harry Forsyth
18:32 07 Apr 23
Queued for 2 hours, shouldn't admit people to the queue if its that long a wait - or at least be upfront. Charged more than advertised (despite entry 30 minutes before music stopped). Security were rude but staff of the venue were nicer including door attendant. Only 1 toilet despite size of venue (very grim) and overpriced cloakroom.Inaccessible lower floor. Would love to comment on atmosphere if we hadn't been admitted 30 minutes before music stopped (which was 40 minutes before advertised end of night).Alysha Radia
11:22 12 Feb 23
Me and two friends tried to go here last night and were told by staff that the queue was closed for 20 minutes. We had no issue with this, went somewhere else for a little while, then came back. We were then told, despite being super polite and doing as told, that the place 'wasn't for us' and we would not be admitted, no matter what. We are three creative, laid-back people, I am a woman of colour and my friend is bisexual, we were dressed very 'East London' whatever that means, we were not at all drunk, so we were merely confused as to what exactly about us was not qualifying for entry, as we could see swathes of scruffily dressed straight men being let in. As soon as we (politely!) asked what about us was wrong for the venue, we were told we were 'entitled' and that is why we weren't being let in, which was a bizarre conclusion and rather horrible thing to say to a group of people whose lives you know nothing of and you have just met. I can only assume they were making strange conclusions based on what some might perceive to be our 'posh' accents. My friend who is bisexual was especially upset and brought to tears by our treatment here.If we had been told that there were too many straight people, or something else concrete, we'd have understood, but maybe would have been stunned at them making such an assumption. But to turn us away because we 'seemed entitled' feels like a horrible, baseless reason.Not a safe space. Horrible staff. Do not give them your business.Alexander Kazakov
22:30 21 Oct 22
Really nice drinks and the crowd is cool - But the speakers/sound are so bad, my ears started ringing after 30 mins in there. There was no bass and the highs were just unpleasant to listen to. Turn the volume down, guys. What’s the point to turn it up if one’s ears start hurting?Cassie Tabudlong
11:55 02 Oct 22
We were a group of gay and bi people. Went here with my friend who recently came out. We went here so that our friend could experience his first ever gay bar. Queued up as a group for over half an hour just to be turned away because we weren’t “regulars”. For a community that promotes inclusivity this place was pretty much the opposite of that. If it’s your first time here, I wouldn’t recommend - go out somewhere more welcoming.HARRISON TEA
16:52 05 Sep 22
Door staff are the worst I have ever come across. Incredibly un-professional and discriminatory towards me. Me and my friends queuing up to get in, was told that I "didn't look gay or part of the community" . Funnily enough, this is not the first time this has happened to me at this venue! Managers dont care that there staff are destroying the thing Dalston Superdtore is trying to do, with it being a "safe-space" for people of the community.Nothing safe about this place.I have reported this event to two London based LGBTQIA+ chairities and organisations that my friends work for, so you can get your door staff educated better...Annmarie McGann
21:22 03 Sep 22
Hit and miss for queer groups. If you are less than 3 people crack on, but a larger group (we were 6) looking for a safe space to dance be prepared to be denied entry. We didn't fit the aesthetic vibe of the night and were refused entry. Have previously enjoyed many a great night here which makes the change in entry policy ever more noticeable. Doesn't feel like a safe space for "average" queer community anymore.Tanya Williams
23:30 26 Aug 22
Was refused entry as not Gay absolutely stunned was excited to visit. To be told Limited space for their own kind... other way round would be chastised so disappointed.Ayanna Saunders
15:21 08 Aug 22
ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE PLACE TO GO. DO NOT RECOMMEND. The general manager Perry the Platypus, I mean Perrin was a total narc! I requested a cup of water and he spit in it because I asked for ice as well. The bathroom has poop everywhere and roaches washing their hands. 0/0 if I couldLauren Brown
22:31 29 Jul 22
i’ve spoken to sen on the door twice now and he absolutely made my night both times - so friendly and lovelyim editing after coming here even more!! toby was on the door and he was so kind and made me feel so comfortable before i even got in!in terms of security, kevin and chrissy were both so lovely and really made sure to look after me and my friends! the staff here are really aware of the LGBTQ community and are always ready to care for you!Carolina Carbone
13:36 01 Jun 22
Went there for brunch, Drag Brunch, veggie/vegan dishesI took a “Full Brazilian” and an iced latte, and I shared a vegan board with my group…it came at ~20£ for my partIt was very fun and I loved also the performance of the Queen, dancing and singingI know they do some “events” (like quizzes) every now and then during brunchLauren Brown
19:24 22 May 22
i’ve spoken to sen on the door twice now and he absolutely made my night both times - so friendly and lovelyBedelia Lewis
23:40 07 May 22
The fact that you’re taking up 3/4 of the pavement then have the audacity to move people off of the remaining 1/4 pavement you so kindly left. So ducking ableist you’re taking up so much of the pavement in the first place - what if someone needs mobility aids.Gherman Bowie
21:54 04 May 22
Was my First time Here..:: the bar was celebrating its birthday and it was just amazing.. I loved so much the music of This bar!Shanice W
15:43 09 Apr 22
What a fun place! This place turns from a bar to a night club. Highly recommend the frozen marg 🍸Tom Clements
10:33 04 Mar 22
Awful place. Bouncers are knobs and didn’t let me and my two friends in for seemingly not being gay. Understandable however there a couple and felt very upset after that they weren’t valued members of the community and just based on appearance shunned away. So the bouncer with the dead whispy beard do oneXavier P
13:27 30 Nov 21
There is opportunity for them to communicate better on Instagram and other social medias when they are already fully booked, ie for Halloween.Dr Jesica Mac Leod
16:15 21 Nov 21
Fun ambiance, very welcoming and entertaining drag queen shows, highly recommend for brunch! Nice cocktails like mimosas and bloody Marys, lattes and hot chocolates! Loved the art/prints photos and the vegan food with a Brazilian hint: the chickpeas pancakes were surprisingly tastyChelsea Foryou
19:38 03 Nov 21
It’s not morally right to ask health passports. Ask people for drug tests that would be healthier lolNat Slomczykowski
11:10 17 Oct 21
Bouncers separated me from my friends in the queue, would not explain why and expected me to leave on my own at 1am in the morning. Continued to harass me outside while I waited for my friends to collect me. Staff clearly have no regard for the safety of women. I've never had such a stressful scary and negative club experience before. Would not recommend going here if you care about your safety.Hattie N.
04:28 17 Oct 21
Bouncers harrassed me, singled me out then expected me to leave on my own as a woman in London at 1am. No reason given. No regard for the safety of their...Eleanor Job
22:08 09 Oct 21
We were told that we couldn't enter as we were a group of 6, 30 people in the queue behind us. Fake reason....Very rude! Going she bar, only place that is accepting of women. Hate having men being rude and derogatory to Women. Bouncers were the worst and just singled us out for no reason. Never had any issues in the past. We were very respectable.Alex Vidic
16:15 16 Sep 21
Intimately small queer nightclub. Pleasant staff and great atmosphere, drinks with London prices.alp oner
20:37 10 Aug 21
I won’t be spending my money at any lgbtq+ Venues that require some kind of digital health IDs or whatever you want to call it. They’re pretending to care about health while half of their regulars are in the bathroom lines for other kind of lines LOL. Showing useless covid passports won’t change the scientific facts unfriendly, extremely woke that they’re blinded. Spend £10 on a drink somewhere else you can enjoy your night out folks!Chris B.
13:34 10 Aug 21
I've been here several times, daytime they serve food and it's nothing amazing. Their drinks are pricey for what they offer anyway. I'll be boycotting any...Daniel Wyatt
22:32 25 Jul 21
Absolutely fabulous bar! The staff brought such a fabulous atmosphere, max was delightful!Shame they have rude security, I witness a woman bouncer being so rude and aggressive towards a young lady, it was uncalled for and she looked like she was going to cry bless her, sort door people out but still 5 stars for how fantastic staff was!Barnaby Row
14:09 24 Jul 21
One of a handful of bars that make Dalston Dalston. Love this place! Frozen margs 👌CJ
02:02 05 Jul 21
amazing venue, been here before covid for the club and came back today for the bar. Max was so kind and patient thank u so much for ur help tonight!!neartzuk
20:11 19 Jun 21
Great service and covid management. The staff are really friendly and happy to assist where possible. Such a good atmosphere, look forward to visiting post restrictionsMegan Doherty
15:48 19 Oct 20
The title sums this review up. The atmosphere is great. The food is atrocious. I opted for the burger. It was inedible, perhaps the worst I have ever tasted. The staff were rude and forgot part of our order. However, I would consider returning for cocktails, they were delicious. Just don't expect friendly staff or decent food.Paul Stanford
17:20 06 Oct 20
Very sensible social distancing implementation. Excellent cocktail service. Although I'm afraid I must knock a star off as I found the drink ordering app really hard and confusing to use at first ☹️☹️☹️ My favourite moment of the evening was when a drag queen was doing a performance involving crawling across the bar, it was IMMEDIATELY blasted with disinfectant by particularly diligent member of staff. It was the most 2020 thing I'd seen all day.Matt Cooper
01:36 13 Sep 20
In spite of Covid, there was a great atmosphere. Generally impressed at how clear the expectations of the experience were communicated. Naturally customers were restricted to tables, but we're offered entertainment and staff were permanently present. They were well informed and understood the seriousness of the changes due to covid.Systems in place for paying remotely and the service was still quick. There was virtually no wait for drinks.Stunning example of somewhere taking things seriously while keeping everyone safe. Clear instructions on how to move around the bar - following arrows to toilet etc. Brilliant atmosphere, highly recommended.Kieran Plasterer
18:06 25 Aug 20
Ace on a good night. Decent on other nights. Always fun. DONT TAKE YOUR DRINK OUTSIDE!Claire Miller
10:44 19 Aug 20
The weekend brunch is amaazing! The Basic Brunch is as delicious and beautiful as the people serving - you just don't know what you want to eat! Its like an island of relief between Upper Street and Stokey, one of the best spots to be fed and entertained in the areaWalter James
09:56 15 Jul 20
Love this place - any chance to get a bite I'll head on over. Kind of vibe you got in London or NY mid 90s, zero attitude just loveKenneth M.
03:49 17 Feb 17
Other than it having too few toilets (resulting in lengthy queues even if folk double up) this plays host to a pleasantly crowded and utterly random night...Sammijo S.
14:59 04 Jan 17
Saturday's mornings are made for my laundry, a bit of house cleaning and catching up on TV. Sometimes there is even room in there for nursing a hangover...Bethany W.
03:18 07 Dec 15
So I won't lie, I was slightly blurry when I went here on Friday but I don't think that's just because of the alcohol. The place itself is a blur of noise,...Lizzie S.
08:46 03 Dec 09
I'm so sorry to do this to you guys but you just let me down. This place is a Jekyll and Hyde venue, posing as a cafe/restaurant by day and a gay bar by...
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