Attended this venue back in the summer with a couple of friends. Wasn’t let in because the bouncers thought one of my friend was too ‘drunk’. We were all completely sober and hadn’t had a drink all night. The rejection seemed dodgy and slightly motivated as we tried to reason with the bouncers (incl the manager/head bouncer) and asked him what can be done to prove otherwise. He told us to return in an hour after some food. So to prove a point, we did exactly that. We returned after an hour having a meal. This time I saw the bouncers roll their eyes amongst themselves. The head bouncer/manager (European guy with tats) pulls us aside and warns us that we are ‘making a scene’. We were again kicked out. This time it was clear that it had nothing to do with our state but are race as we were the only brown ppl there. One of my friends started recording the bouncer to get his reasoning on film and as expected the main guy runs inside leaving us on the curb and the other bouncers telling us it’s no use and we are done. Absolutely disgusting.

Fun from the off. We did the bottomless brunch. The Queens were both wonderful hosts (Justine and Dylan). We had a thoroughly great time with good food, generous free flow, fun games and excellent tunes. Staff helping with food and drinks WERE BRILLIANT. My only slight reservation would be that getting your own drinks at the end of the brunch was rather painful and had to wait around 30 minutes (they said they were busy… I personally didn’t think so and think they missed a ticket here as appeared to not prepared), but didn’t spoil a brilliant afternoon.

Loud pub and club for after work drinks. I dare say for the slightly younger crowd but I’ve always felt welcome. Toilets are satisfactory for such a busy boozy pub. I think there’s a beer pong area which seemed to be quite the spectacle.