A venue like no other, Egg London continues to push the boundaries. With the best music from the world’s greatest DJs, mixing with the best sound and lighting available, our stylish venue combines a variety of spaces indoors and outdoors along with a 24 hour licence. With our eclectic mix of nights, there’s something for all kinds of dance music fans to enjoy.
Transport:
The nearest stations are King's Cross St Pancras and Caledonian Road. We are on the 390 bus route which stops just opposite the venue and operates 24 hours. We also run our FREE shuttle service Fridays and Saturdays from 11pm picking up on York Way - outside the American Car Wash.
Egg London
Website
http://www.egglondon.co.uk
Tuesday: 23:00 - 06:00
Friday: 23:00 - 07:00
Saturday: 23:00 - 10:00
Smoking Area
Food Served
Disabled Facilities
Credit Cards Accepted
Music Played
Private Area
Outdoor Area
Egg London Picture Gallery
All In London Review
One of the last London superclubs has lost its momentum
Egg has hosted some amazing nights, however despite having had huge names on the bill such as Techno God Carl Craig, New York legend Timmy Regisford, and the UK’s very own X-Press 2, Egg seems to have lost some of its momentum of late, turning towards Ibizan sounds with nights like Amnesia and Space. Perhaps the extortionate door fee (usually around £15) has a part to play, as in the current recession people are turning away from the super clubs and towards more intimate venues with lower charges.
In terms of layout, Egg really comes into its own in the summer months, when DJ’s play outdoors in the courtyard. There’s something rather magical about dancing outside as the sun comes up in the early morning. Back indoors there are two dancefloors, each with a bar, the main room being downstairs. The sound system is good but is by no means one of the best in London.
Staying open well into the mid morning is another selling point, with after hours parties like Breakfast going on until 1pm.
Egg is not a friendly club. Groups of young men have been rather aggressively turned away at the door, as the bouncers suspected they might cause trouble without a female presence. Expect a very thorough bag/body search and bouncers parading throughout the club with flashlights.
Though having opened far more recently, Egg is one of the last London superclubs along with Fabric and Ministry of Sound, and many people often go along purely for this reason. If you’re after a more laidback, intelligent, all-about-the-music-venue, then you might want to go somewhere else.
Reviewed by Leila
Published on Jul 7, 2009
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Egg has been running some of London’s best all-nighters for so long it could now reasonably be described as an institution on the clubbing scene. If you want the likes of Felix Da Housecat, Simian Mobile Disco and Swedish House Mafia then this King’s Cross club is the place to come.
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User Reviews
from London
Aug 3, 2017
Great music and the sound system is very good. They have 4 or 5 different rooms. You get served quiet quickly at the bars which is great as not clubs bars I've visited take ages. Will visit again.
from MacManus
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Apr 27, 2011
I really dont know what you are talking about. When I went I got a ticket for online for £13. The bouncers were pretty thorough but I prefer it that way, safety first and all that. I certainly didnt experience the crack den Jessye describes, there are always going to be certain unpleasant elements in any club but I did not see any of it in Egg.
As for the music, If you aren't a proper dance music fan then just dont go. I am a massive house fan and I thought the music was great!
I am just surprised by your comments as they are pretty much the opposite of my experience.
Apr 20, 2011
Only go if you want to get practically strip searched by the bouncers, are ok paying £20 entry for a night where they play practically the same track for the whole night with a repetative beat,dress code is very casual, everyone is high on ket, no one is friendly as they are all doped up in their own little world, drinks are really expensive, you get asked if you have drugs on you every ten minutes, the toilets are grotty with drug packets on the toilet seats, your feet stick to the floor coz its so dirty and by the end of the night when the guys are less high they all start asking you to come back to their place for a 'few beers' .... no thanks. Even though there was such a strick search at the beginning of the night we saw someone sniff a load of drugs infront of the owner/main bouncer and he didnt care at all.
So if you a complete smack head, youll have a great time... if not avoid it at all costs!
Apr 4, 2011
Will definitely be going back, specially with the summer approaching!
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