Great night out. Relaxed and friendly atmosphere, good music and decent drinks offers. Got it all really!

This is the worst club me and my friends have ever been to: the music is unbelievably awful with barely any room to dance because of the amount of people squeezed in; the drinks and entry fee are massively expensive; the staff are exceptionally rude and unhelpful and clear your overpriced drinks away before you've even finished them with no apology. Absolutely avoid this venue. While it once was a fun student nightclub it now feels like a cynical money-making scheme run by people who couldn't care less about music or their customers.

We went of Jan 29th for my friends 30th birthday, we had one of the best nights ever, the music and atmosphere was really good a mixture of indie and pop so there was something for all of our party, the queue was quite long when we got there at 11pm, but we got in fairly quickly, a really good night, recommended!

If it's Saturday night, you've got your wincklepickers and bowler hat on and you're looking to dance to a bit of Death Cab.... DO NOT go to The Roxy (unless of course, beneath your indie exterior and unbeknown to all your scenester mates, you're a closet S Club 7 fan) Because S Club 7, Chesney Hawkes and Queen are at the top of the DJ's playlist for Saturday nights. I won't slate the place completely, because for all I know they do play the indie that they promise all over the internet, on other nights. But that's the issue i have with this place, don't say you play indie on a saturday night when you house scores of hen parties dancing to 'The One and Only.'

Went Tuesday night, had never been befor. Went in really nice space- chilled out (actually at start felt over dressed) however as night went on got really busy people up dancing- wicked tunes n really free n easy place to have a dance chat and a drink- as is really quite cheap. N they have loads of drink deals. Student orientated. Had an amazing night met really nice people n had a laugh! Defo recommend. Plus don't be put off at first as it is quiet at first! Plus u dnt need to dress up if u dnt wanna they r seriously chilled out!

I've only just turned 20 but I feel old compared to most of the people in there. Even though it's a great university student hang out, I would defo say 70% are underage! However, you always know what you are getting with the Roxy - cheap and good music. Though, if you are not feeling young and 17 year old ish, you should give this place a miss. I just wish I had known about this place when I was in sixth form.

After being a student here for almost a year, this club is definitely my favorite. I worked as a promoter for the Mayfair clubs (Jalouse, Movida, Chinawhite etc) and after realising what a cold, shallow,pretentiouss culture lies behind them, I came to Roxy. Door guys are friendly (which is a shocker after going to a place like Jalouse) and the bar staff are very nice. Best nights for me are usuallyTuesdayss andThursdayss. Been about 6-7 times now and never had a bad night (well, one but that was a personal problem). The drinks are ridiculously cheap and the music is amazing. What makes the club special is the DJ, playing classics along the lines of the Clash and the Rolling stones to Offspring and Blink. I'll continue to return due to the staff treating me and my friends with respect, plus the decent alcohol deals they have on. Long live Roxy.

I went on Saturday March 20th (1 girl, 4 guys). This tends to be a regular place me and my friends visit, but more because it is value for money where they play music and you can dance. It is a small intimate venue, so you will never lose your friends or struggle to get to the bar.

This place is very student orientated and the average age is in the low 20's. They play a mixture of music here from indie to dance, so it can be a bit hit and miss whether or not the place gets you into a fun mood. The people are friendlier here, but that is offset by their lack of experience and shyness when you speak to them.

The Roxy gets 5 stars for value for money, and even more so if you get a flyer from people handing them out around the corner from the club, reducing the cost of entry. Make no mistake though, this should be a contingency place.

It is mediocre, relative to other clubs and the inconsistent music policy and the lacklustre social interactions I've had here, means it only gets 2 stars overall.

Went there on a Monday night at the recommendation of a friend and was told it was 1 pound to get in before 10:30 and 3 pound thereafter, which seemed great value. Got there just before half ten and being hungry we asked the doorman if we could come in for a quid and then go to McDonald's for a bit to stock up and were delighted when he told us that would be fine. When we finally got in we found a small, but buzzing room, with reasonably priced drinks and very good Dj's. The best bit about any nightclub though, is the people who go in it and in this instance i can't remember having so much fun talking to so many strangers. Definitely recommend it to anyone, although i would say that the crowd was almost entirely made up of students, which just so happened to suit me!

The music was awesome, the drinks were cheap, and everyone had that happy, student, "lets love each other vibe" was really nice to meet friendly people on a night out rather than catty women.

Id reccommend it I suppose, but the door staff are incredibly rude....

what a shambles.

it's a shame so many people big this place up, as good old boycott would go down a treat!

COME ONE! let the people who run this place know their bouncers are drunk with power and are being totally out of order to so many decent people, and WE won't be having it!

I'd rather pop across the road or even get a quick train somewhere else than endorse these RUDE 'doormen' and go somewhere else like Brick Lane or something, where the unity vibe is going and everyone is on a good level.

SCREW THIS ROXY JOINT MAN, YOU CAN DO BETTER

Went on Thursday with a group of mates and we all had a great time.

Wasn't super full when we first got there and there was at least one rather sketchy character, but as it got later it got full.

Definitely something for everyone, including, but not limited to, dancing, good music, friendly people, and (if it's what you're looking for) snogging.

On the small side, but that was a good thing when it came time to collect everyone and leave.

Well, whenever I've been there(usually tuesdays or mondays)I've always had a great time, it was busy but not rammed,the drinks were very cheap and I loved the mix of music and people.

And the staff was friendly too (including the bouncers!). Still my favourite place for early week clubbing.

I'd definitely recommend it, at least for those nights.

Maybe the weekend is different?

Rude door staff, appaulingly priced 'cocktails' consisting of nothing more than a few shots and an entire carton of OJ inscribed with a Russian branding. The DJs seems to do nothing more than utilise the play button on their CDJs and the venue is packed out far beyond what I imagine to be legal capacity on many nights.
I'd certainly suggest avoiding it.

I have enjoyed many evenings at the venue over the last three years and so planned to host my Birthday there last Saturday.

After arriving at 10.30pm, I made sure my friends had gone in ahead of me before reaching the front of queue myself along with my girlfriend.

We were then told that she had had too much to drink and needed to come back in 15 minutes

This opinion seemed to be based on no particular evidence – the girl in question having had only two glasses of wine and with many others seeming to be considerably more lubricated – but realising that there was no sense in arguing we politely went to the back of the queue.

15 minutes later, having reached the front again, we were met with the question “what did I say to you last time?”. We repeated that we had been told to come back 15 minutes later. This was denied with the doorman now claiming that he said to come back in half an hour. He then asked us to step out of the queue and told us that we would not be allowed entry that evening.

After trying to speak reasonably to the doorman, explaining that all of my friends had now paid and entered the club for my birthday, we were met with an atypically rude response. A friend duly came out to find out where we were, we explained the situation and that we would have to leave.

She said she would go back in, get her bag and the other guests. She was then refused readmission despite having paid and having a hand stamp. The reason given was that she was ‘coughing too much’. She is asthmatic and was standing among smokers outside the door, hardly something she could have controlled.

We were forced to ask another friend to come out and take her bag ticket for her.I asked the doorman if I could have his name as I planned to lodge a complaint. He (as I understand, within his rights) refused to tell me. I then asked if I could see his identify card he then (as I understand, beyond his rights) re

I went to The Roxy a couple of weeks back and loved it, cheap drinks, friendly bouncers, good music, good atmosphere and generally good vibes. Will definately be returning and would recommend if you're into rock music and edgy party scenes.

Was absolutely appalled with the door policy when I came here with my boyfriend. The bouncer refused to let my boyfrind in accusing him of having had a "skin full", which was utter rubbish as he hadnt been drinking! He was left embaressed in front of his friends and the bouncer was so rude to us when I told him he was out of line and had made a mistake. I asked to see someone senior for a second opinion on this (as all my friends were inside awaiting our arrival) and I had a business card thrown my way. . . nice! I dont know whether it is nice inside but due to the incompetant security my friends nor I will be returning! Ha!

It isn't the biggest venue but has usually a good crowd and plays great great great music, so fun for a night out with friends wanting to dance!

Worst place I have ever been in London

I really liked The Roxy when I went. It was dark with atmospheric lighting and very reasonably priced drinks. The highlight for me at The Roxy is their Tuesday night club which starts at 10pm and is called Panic. It plays very good indie, post-punk and electro, and I have to say, was one of the best nights I've had out in central London for a while!

The Roxy really is just the Office Bar with a makeover. The cheesy music policy remains as do the cheesy punters. This place has a role to fill and does it well but it's not for me. Hey, at least they got rid of the orange walls. The Roxy is a bit of a wasted venue. Perhaps they will get more adventurous!

I have to say that The Roxy was not one of my favourite bars! I think this may have been purely because of the night we went on. The layout of the club was sexy and sophisticated though. The DJ at The Roxy on the night we went there had no clue about what she was playing and she really didn't get the crowd going at all!

I decided to meet a friend at The Roxy for a catch up chat & drink. Firstly, it's quite difficult to find - look up for the yellow neon hanging sign (which could be for a Chinese takeaway) as it's only otherwise a low-key doorway next to another larger bar.
When we finally got in it was not what we expected at all. It was extremely reminiscent of a student union bar - dark, gloomy, smoky, full of drab looking people. On top of that, the music was already really loud (it was only 8.30pm) and there was no area where you could get far enough away from a speaker to have a conversation. I can't speak for the drinks or bar staff as we left The Roxy immediately and went to the pub next door (which had fantastically good value drinks). How disappointing.

I have to say that I like the Roxy a lot - the drinks are good and the atmosphere is excellent. It's far better than the place that used to be here before!