Dalston Superstore in Hackney - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I really wanted to like this place but unfortunately the Security at the door was extremely unprofessional. This venue is not inclusive.

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.

The guy on the door with the clipboard was incredibly rude to us. This is not an inclusive space. Had a great night at the jazz club instead.

Very good staff and food and drink lots of it nice people Very good place to go out for a night Jason London Mitcham Surrey England

What a place. This is THE place to be for young queers in London on a night out. Keep it up and thank you 🙏 I love you

me and my friends are members of the lgbtqia+ community and weren’t allowed access to the club because some random on the door assumed we were straight… someone on the door aggressively asked us ‘what day is it today?’ and we answered ‘saturday night’ because we thought we were being quizzed to check whether were sober or not. the desired answer was that it’s trans pride, which our group actually knew but the question was asked so aggressively that we were totally thrown off. to be honest it feels so horrendous and upsetting to be an lgbtqia+ person expecting to go on a night out in a safe inclusive space and be rejected because someone on the door thinks youre just a straight person taking up space. defo will not be coming back here, you are not the berghain you think you are lmfao if you want to be an inclusive venue, you’re achieving the opposite.

Cute n friendly stuff, it was very Sunny rain covered the shop bit tricky to find but I’m glad I found it ☺️

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 silly times! ;)

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.

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.

Expensive drinks and long queues

Lovely place for a drag brunch. Great food, drinks and most of all queens!

Awful club. DO NOT GO. I was in the queue, security took my drink from my hands (rude) and on top of that they didn't let us in because it was late.

Horrible experience every time I go there, the person at the front door is horrible bad vibes. Do not recommend going. Worst place!!!

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!

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.

I used to enjoy this club but I won’t be back after this evening. In arrival the bouncer asked us if we knew it was a queer night (all of us are queer) we found it odd but said yes and that our friends were already inside. He then said that if we knew people inside that was too big of a group, and he would have to ask management if 4 of us could come in.. they let us in after a while but it started off the evening on a bad foot. Inside I went to the bar to get some water and the bartender was putting glasses down beside the water jugs, I took one and then realised there was no water in the jugs. The bartender then looked at me judgingly and said “they’re obviously dirty glasses”, I was confused and surprised at how rude they were and what they were saying so I just looked at them and they repeated “they’re clearly dirty glasses” in the most rude tone. Didn’t offer me a clean glass, or fresh water, or anything hospitable just tried to humiliate me, and when I walked away they just stared at me like I was an idiot. I don’t feel like this place is very warm or welcoming and I haven’t had a hostile experience like that before in a club really.. there are a lot more warm and lowkey gay clubs in LDN that I can’t be bothered to go back there, rude and unwelcoming Even after we left the venue the bouncer came down the street and said we were too close to the club? Get some better things to do then hassle people waiting for a taxi?

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’ women

2 black women, one assaulted by a customer another by security and a disgusting manager who basically told us to get over it. Will never be back. This is the worst night out I’ve ever experienced in Dalston.

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” 🫶🏼🏳️‍🌈

Very rude blonde guy at the door. Not coming back.

Would not recommend this night out to anyone.

Just needs more seating. But besides that great vibe and top tunes.

Very rude bouncers… wouldn’t let a group of 4+ go in …

Amazing drag performance with funny hosts. Peter was gorgeous and wonderful and made my day. Food was also very yum

The bouncers are incredibly rude. They started accusing me and belittleing me because I asked why I was not being let in with 4 other friends saying that we were a big group. I sad I am ok and I’m being accepting of that and i can wait. They kept saying to me that I was arguing with them while I was not at all and I just asked a question. This behaviour just ruined my night. Really disappointing and hurtful.

Alit if fun, nice party crowd, everyone up for good times :)

Sunday brunch was delightful! Tasty breakfast, though French toast portions were small, but tasty. Enjoyed great company with friends.

-Door staff and bar staff were incredibly accommodating of my disability, I don’t think I’ve ever been in such a welcoming establishment, the music and atmosphere was 10/10, can’t recommend enough, thank you for making my friday night!!!

Really disappointed with the experience here. Tried to get in with as a group of queer people, we were turned away for “fire safety reasons”, even though it was clear the venue could handle more. It felt like they were just using that as an excuse because we didn’t look ‘queer enough’ for them. It’s upsetting and not at all what you’d expect from a place that’s supposed to be welcoming to all queer people. We need spaces that respect and celebrate everyone in the community, not gatekeep based on looks. This isn’t acceptable. We are QUEER.

Refused entry to us for no reason, while allowing others. We are a friendly, diverse group of people. They seem like a prejudicial venue

came here without any expectations, therefore were surprised to find no supermarket behind the colorful door (but more than happy to see a friendly LGBTITTY+ queer bar unfold itself behind the glass). order your PORNstar, cowgirl, LUSTY benny or your earl gay from the sweet staff behind the counter and as you wait to be served your alcoholic bevarge, you can marvel at the vibrant and kinky posters presented on the white BRICK wall. medical advice/ trigger warning: if you suffer from epilepsy, this place might be difficult to handle for you since the ceiling is jam packed with glittery discoBALLS and blinking lightbulbs. not HARD to find, directly on the main STRIP to DOWNTOWN dalston. unwind, unlock, unLOAD and join for a DIRTY RIDE on this boat.

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.

Amazing night with friends, beautiful people, a wonderful bars team, feeling safe and having lots of fun time, amazing music 🎶

Cute, friendly and unique space 🌈

Best vegan breakfast everrr, and the show was amazing. Such a fun vibe 💖

Not allowed in because they were having a "Latin night and anticipate many people coming in specifically for this music" to a group with mostly Latinos. Which another reviewer has mentioned was a lie. Would always understand if you felt the people were unsafe but there was no way our group have that vibe. We just didn't fit the aesthetic -and gatekeeping queer spaces from queer people is just disheartening. Do better.

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.

Popped in to try the Gourmet vegan burger and have a few drinks. Disappointed with small burger portion size and no side salad or fries included. Would say it's not value for money at £11.50 price.

I was not allowed in despite being much more sober than those around me - I feel that by being on my own I was judged to not be allowed in despite my friends being inside by the bouncer to be drunk even though I asked him why this was the case and he was unable to give a reason. I queued for over half an hour to be told I was not allowed in despite having had two drinks prior to arriving at the venue and queuing for a very long time to try and meet my friends. I offered to prove my sobriety by any test including breathalyser and was rejected. I will not be trying to enter this venue whilst these security staff are on shift.

Came for drag Brunch on a Saturday and it was such a good vibe! Drag queen was super friendly and really funny. Service was friendly and the food was delicious. Would definitely recommend

I love the space in theory, but last night was not the vibe. £12 cover, yikes it’s less to get into Heaven or pretty much any place in central. Music was initially fine, but very repetitive. Really in your face political too, which is fine as queer spaces are inherently political, but just not everyone’s vibe and worth knowing before going. Just not worth it overall, there are better options all over. I also have to echo comments about rude door staff. The pat down felt more invasive than any I’ve had in London too.

Very pleasant on a warm Wednesday evening. Sat by the large open windows and enjoyed a few Peroni. I'l moving to the area so I'll definitely pop by again.

Terrible club, staff not nice, they did not let my friend go in …he s 55 maybe he was too old but it s supposed to be an inclusive club …the way they talked to my friend saying go to see if you find another club was very humiliating. Never go there !!! Anti 50’s people !!! Terrible attitude !

They say it's inclusive but if you're gay and don't look queer you're not welcome. Worst experience ever in a gay bar. Go away

They say it's inclusive but if you're a gay who don't look queer you're not welcome

I paid 7 quid for a beer……that should tell you everything about this place, plus it is normally filled with pretentious, weird and badly dressed people in a horrible area and everyone looks like they’re on acid…….I’m a gay guy and even I feel that this place is too extra for no reason

Mad queer venue. Plenty of great chats in the smokers! And a great dance floor

Really enjoyed visiting the bar dressed, visited four times so far, found it a lovely place to relax with people I visit with; even had a nice visit on my own x

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.

Worst experience of my stay in London. The bouncer tried to open my purse without even asking, then violently touched my whole body looking for who knows what. After all of that I didn’t even want to go inside so I just left.

I came here on a Thursday evening expecting to have a couple of drinks in a welcoming friendly bar but instead I was quizzed by the guy on the door who asked: 1) Did I know what event was on tonight; 2) Did I know much about the event that was on; 3) Had I been here before; 4) When had I been here before Having not expected to sit an exam at the door (!), I said I didn’t know to 1) and 2) but that I had been here before a few years ago. He then told me it was only open to ‘friends and family’ - whatever on earth that means - and suggested I go to another bar instead. I told him that I didn’t see anything on their website about this apparent ‘friends and family’ restriction and suggested that he wasn’t letting me in because he probably didn’t he like the look of me. So there you have it, if you’re a tourist or from out of town, or new to the scene, best not to come as that probably doesn’t qualify you as ‘friends and family’ and therefore denied entry.

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 🫰🏻

Beautiful bar, very good vegan food especially Brazilian cheese balls and nice ambient. Definitely we will come back : : )

This place is superb! Queer dance party heaven 💖

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.

We went for the Drag brunch and it was really fun!

"I was feeling excited and decided to check out this place online, only to find it was open. Excitedly, I went there with a friend at 7 pm to enjoy some delightful treats 🍯. However, upon arrival, we were informed that it had been booked for a private party until 9 pm, and we were required to pay for entry 😪. It was quite disheartening to see such disorganization. It would have been helpful if they had clarified this information on Google or their website beforehand, so we wouldn't have been caught off guard 🤯. I cannot say I recommend this place after this experience."

Was recommended to go here by a londoner I met at E1 while I was seeing chippy nonstop. Came on a tuesday with my girlfriend. Bartender was fashionable and fab and very nice in a chic way. Yummy aperol spritz. Funny advertisement-like photography on walls. Will be coming back.

Dalston superstore is the queer haven of London, any night you go you'll be welcome and feel at home, music is always on point

as all those other reviews already say: staff is extremely rude and entitled. not even in berlin they have to act so pretentious. very disappointing and not inclusive at all.

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:-)

We went for the Drag brunch and it was really fun! The avocado toast was surprisingly good and truly enjoyed their Mezcal Margarita too.

I came here with a couple of friends, at the door a member of staff stopped us informing us that they were the “vibe checker”. They were immediately condescending in tone whilst asking questions such as “had we been there before” etc. They then asked if we knew what the night was that night, which we didn’t, and they said “well it’s a Latinx event and you would know that if you’d bothered to research”. We were a little shocked by the rudeness of the remark and the expectation that you would have to research before simply going to enjoy yourself on a queer night out (an expectation that would never be assumed of cis-het people in cis-het spaces). They then asked for a bit more information about us, so I said “well we are all queer if that’s what you’re asking” to which they replied “fine I’ll take a leap of faith and let you in”. Queer spaces are far and few between and sacred, there are not many places in this world that we can express ourselves freely so to have what we anticipated to be an open and welcoming evening be transformed by this queer gatekeeping was saddening to say the least. We walked into this space feeling anything but welcomed and deeply uncomfortable. We also noticed there were virtually no Latinx people and nothing about this event that went out of its way to celebrate any part of Latinx culture, so this all felt entirely performative. If you want to create a space for Latinx queer folk to be able to commune together, then you need to actually reach out to the Latinx community etc. In all we found this space to fetishise a preconceived notion of ‘queer aesthetic’ rather than being a supportive and inclusive space for real, human queer folk.

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.

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.

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.

TERRIBLE, TERRIBLE, TERRIBLE. Avoid at all costs! The staff discriminates people based on the skin colour. Some of the staff is so rude and aggressive as if they recently came out from the jungle or zoo.

rude front door staff, discriminative

This place was embarrassingly tryhard… I live in Berlin where clubs and bars are gay without feeling the need to present it in an overt way, I was actually cringing at the tabletop dancers they hired to perform whilst hetero onlookers gawked and danced with them taking videos for insta and TikTok. It was an awful experience, worst £10 ever spent, we left after 5 minutes.

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!

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.

Very rude bouncers. Music wasn’t a vibe. Cramped space. Will not be going back here.

Great vibes, great music! Thursday was the night to go. People are friendly and the go go dancers really enhance the vibe ✨

Love the place. The staff are great the food is to die for. Drinks are reasonably priced. But unfortunately very homophobic. As a cisgender gay man I was asked to leave for speaking with my friends about my sexual preference and orientation. I never intended to offend anyone with my existence but apparently being “just” gay is not good no more. As gay men we survived discrimination and fought for the rights of the whole community, we were demonized for ages and finally we got some freedom to express ourselves but in this place that’s not acceptable. You can’t be who you are as a cis gay man. I’ve been all around the world and I never felt unsafe or discriminated against as a gay man as much as I felt it here. It’s a real shame cuz I really like the space and most of the people there are amazing and accepting but a minority of them are out to destroy it for everyone that doesn’t conform. Gay rights are human rights. Trans rights are human rights but one of these rights does not trump the other. Instead of attacking cis gay men who are allies and fight for the trans cause maybe try practicing the acceptance that you so desperately seek from the general public. This was supposed to be a safe space for all the queer community. It’s just sad.

Being told to pay £7 entrance fee on a Thursday evening! Staff had a very unfriendly attitude, too. No thank you! There are much better places in Dalston.

Got rejected as I am a « white single man » (as said the lady at the door) As a single man i wanted to go to a bar to have drinks and meet people. I was told to go to this bar. At the entrance the lady told me it was a POC party and I couldn’t enter as « you are a white guy » (said loud and clear) I asked her how she could discriminate me on my skin color and she replied « we will not have this conversation » and asked for security. This is racism, discrimination and censor. I am sorry but i will never accept any type of discrimination and this one, based on my skin color (whatever it is) is absolutely unacceptable. This is racism. And Racism, in addition to being disgusting, is punished by law.

One LGBTQ+ place that is not worth visiting. Music sucks... Food nothing Special - chips were cold.!Day bar staff was dismissive and did not bother to sort the cleanliness of the toilets which smells of strong urine from last night's clubbers. In the evening it gets worse, the bar is filled with some rude, ignorant young bar staff who are dismissive to the laws and people's rights.Drinks were watered-down.Peeps... Just go to HEAVEN, MUCH MORE WORTH IT! You are VALUED there!TRUST.

Was in the area with a few of my friends and we thought it looked like a fun night out. Mistake!!! The staff were unbelievably rude, we got into the queue and were told by the bouncers that "because theres four of you you will unfortunately not be allowed in because tonight is for people of colour" and then they let three white girls in after us? absolutely ridiculous, three of us were gay we just didn't have English accents? I was in shock. Never have i come across more blatant discrimination from a bouncer in my life. Left an awful taste in my mouth, do not give these people your money

Super fun, space to let your hair down and dance to the beat of the DJ in the underground dance floor! The queer crowd is young and cool, and the ground floor space offers you places to sit down and catch up with friends as well.

Was told I wasn't allowed in for not being ‘queer’ enough. Prejudiced dump.

I flew in to London from Toronto to attend a wedding. It was the groom’s last Saturday night out and I’m super glad his chose this place. 🕺🏻🪩. had so much fun!

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.

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).

Security staff have the tendency to lose all sense and humanity. Got kicked out for zero reason, but my phone had died and they wouldn’t let me go back in to find my friend to go home. Instead they suggested walking home alone at 2am. Had to ask someone to go inside and find her for me. Ridiculous.

After checking my ID and waiting for 15 minutes, the security guard told us that we were not able to enter. Why? Apparently we looked straight. My friend who is into girls was very upset. We tried to talk with the security and people from the pub to understand their decision but they were unable to offer any more clarification. I will not recommend this place at all.

Quite disappointed. I went there for a party for queer girls but basically half of the people were men. The venue is also quite small and overcrowded.

I have been fighting for the LGTBIQ community for two decades. Especially for lesbians, trans and queers. I am a customer of this bar, I have been there a few times and the treatment of some of the waiters is terrible. Sometimes you have to ask to be excused to order a cocktail. Last Saturday I went there with my friends as usual and for reasons unknown we were told we were not welcome. Dear Daylston Superstore team, you can fill the walls of your filthy bar with propaganda and rainbow flags, but my dear, this is not the attitude to defend a collective. Don't pretend to be queer when all you are doing is DISCRIMINATION! Good luck in your fight! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️😎

Beautiful queer space for all to feel comfortable in

One of the worst experiences in London. The door staff were incredibly rude and despite the fact that we were only a group of 5 queer girls they refused us entry because our party was ‘too big’. What are queer clubs for if queer people can’t access them.

Went yesterday for Drag Brunch ( something I've wanted to do for timeeeeeee). Omg it was soooo fun, the drag artist was absolutley fabulous in all their glory, they were so talented, entertaining, engaging, performative and most worthy of a place on next seasons Rupaul.They were fierce and funny AF :):) We played games/designed costumes ( we were placed third yayyyy) we sang, we laughed, drank, ate. The bar staff were all so lovely, the food was greattt..loved those loaded fries leshhh gooooo!!! Thanks so much, we'll be back for sure >^_^< Team Cum on Ireland Xxxx

Discriminatory experience and very rude door staff. Would not advise visiting.

Drag brunch is a lot of fun but the service is slow and unfriendly

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.

Best place for you express yourself!!!!🏳️‍🌈

What a fun brunch time on Saturday!!!

go to the glory instead, they're actually inclusive of the gay community.

One of the most iconic gay bars in East London. Totally recommend drag brunches. As for the cocktails - my favorite is “pornstar martini” 🍸

Been so bad lately. The team aren’t nice! It’s not inclusive and open place anymore. And I tried in different occasions with different people and it wasn’t good. They don’t allow to get inside if you’re more then 2 from some reason. Downstairs is really hot and humid and no any ventilation or air.

Banging bar - love the dark room downstairs when there’s techno going on! Some of the nicest people I’ve ever met were in here x