Dalston Loft

11A Stoke Newington Road, London, N16 8BH -

Up to
40 guests

This cosy east London stylish loft, located in the heart of Dalston and a few steps from Stoke Newington area, at walking distance from Dalston Kingsland and Dalston Junction overground stations, this is the perfect place for small events up to 50 guests. The venue is available for a variety of events and functions, such as private parties or dinner, popup restaurant, popup market, private promotions and product launches, photo/video shootings, castings, corporate events, workshops and classes. Perfect for supper clubs up to 25-30 seats with kitchen facilities.

Capacity & layout

Standing

up to 40

Dining

up to 20

Theatre

up to 25

Boardroom

up to 20

Cabaret

up to 10

Classroom

up to 25

Amenities

Tea

Whiteboards

Print/Scan/Copy

Public transport

Overnight accommodation

Audio & visual

Other

Projector on white wall 220cm x 125 cm - 100inches 16:9 HDMI + Audio minijack PA - pair stereo speaker + mixer + minijack plug for external source devices. Professional video shooting available on demand.

Space rules

Cancellation policy

Full refund up to 30 days before the booked date 50 % refund 30 to 15 days before the event 25 % refund 15 days to 7 days before the event No refund afterward

Location

Reviews

Adam A
June 2024
Incredible atmosphere for concerts, I was incredibly lucky to see Denzel Curry perform here in October for free. A great little venue that is the perfect size for a personal feel yet with a lot of energy from the crowd
Prem Gyani
June 2024
The performance space is well positioned and the seating on tiers provides an excellent view to all the audience. Two small bars serving well priced drinks and snacks add to the enjoyment. You may have to queue outside for popular events but it's worth it.
Sophylina
July 2024
NOT TRULY ACCESSIBLE visited 19/07/24 for a comedy variety show. The venue itself is rustic and you can appreciate the charm of it being an ex cinema. It gets very hot in there so take a fan in warmer weather. I’m a wheelchair user so have to use a different entrance and had to wait for someone to come and assist us and they have a stair lift which is not a pleasant experience to use- all I would say is you’ve got to trust the process but it gets you up and down even if it feel undignified. The bar is not accessible as it’s at the top of the theatre up the stairs but I’m sure staff would go for you if you were alone- but I had a companion. The biggest issue is the toilets: the toilet is large enough but the doorway is standard so manoeuvring your chair is tight. I used the toilet before the shower however during the first part of the show it flooded- and it took a ridiculous amount of time for someone to do something- they asked if I needed the water clearing before I used it?! Of course- I have very poor mobility and the water was a slip risk and never mind we didn’t know if it was clean or not. So I couldn’t use the toilet until the second interval. Another key issue is the location of the accessible toilet and the talent dressing rooms- security would prevent me from using the toilet until all the talent had got back in their dressing room because commoners aren’t allowed too close (😒) apparently. As a disabled person I can’t always wait around and considering I had already not been able to use the toilet in the first interval this was frustrating! The manager who supported me into the venue however was very friendly.