Amber Bar

This was a really nice venue, but I was with a disabled person and the wheelchair lift was INCREDIBLY small and cramped! I would actually hesitate to call this venue wheelchair accessible 😔 There was also a thick heavy curtain hanging in the way of the upstairs lift door, and a wooden table in the way of the DOWNstairs door. Very poor layout!

Went for a furry party. Food is probably average for London ranging from sides at about £4 to main meals hovering around or just below £10. No desserts though which was frustrating, and the drinks were very expensive, so most people waited for happy hour. Nice cocktails though. Also, they have a dance floor.

Great venue, been here a few times for private events and as a space it's great - 4 rooms and bars, a decent amount of seating and a pretty funky light-up dancefloor which is good fun! The food is pretty lifeless and very slow service, bit as it's in the city there's not much else nearby on a Saturday evening. It smelt quite heavily of disinfectant for the first few hours and the toilets were not kept adequately stocked of tissue. Generally the staff were nice and friendly. The layout of the place is great and I really enjoy the events we have here as the pros outweigh the cons.

A large venue that is underneath CityPoint. It is easy to miss the entrance unless you know where it is. You enter the door and go down a flight of stairs which leads into the main bar. There are 3 further large rooms, each with its own bar as well as a separate room with table tennis tables. The rooms are available for hire; unless a room is hired it's bar isn't usually staffed. A bit expensive but that goes with the area. Food is available but generally more snack/shared platters than full meals.

I liked the venue quite a lot. You have to keep your eyes peeled; it's quite easy to miss the entrance unless you know where it is. The bar/club is split into three sections that play different types of music (70s-80s/occasional cheesy record and more the other two sections play more modern tracks). The only let down was when the bars only accepted cash only due to a fault with their card machines.