Lucky Voice

Bar in Islington
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7 / 10 from 1 review
Address
173-174 Upper Street
Islington
London
N1 1XS
Map
Telephone
020 7354 6280
Region
Islington
Nearest Station
Essex Road
0.32 miles
Category
Bars
Opening Times
Monday Open 17:00 - Closes 01:00
Tuesday Open 17:00 - Closes 03:00
Wednesday Open 17:00 - Closes 03:00
Thursday Open 17:00 - Closes 03:00
Friday Open 17:00 - Closes 03:00
Saturday Open 12:00 - Closes 03:00
Sunday Open 15:00 - Closes 11:00
Venue Facilities

Smoking Area

Food Served

Contactless Payments

Credit Cards Accepted

Music Played

Private Area

Located right in the heart of Upper Street’s infamous nightlife, Lucky Voice is Islington’s sassiest angel when it comes to partying like a rockstar (until 2am on Fri and Sat!).

A brilliant combination of private karaoke rooms and cocktails, Lucky Voice Islington caters to all tastes – whether it’s a few after-work drinks in a fun atmosphere or an unforgettable night of cocktails and karaoke that’ll leave your vocal cords strained and your head pounding come morning.
For karaoke lovers, there are seven private ‘pods’ that can accommodate groups of between 4-20 singers. Each pod is completely self-contained and soundproofed, with access to 11,000+ karaoke anthems provided through a touch screen interface and room service available via a cheeky ‘Thirsty’ button so you don’t have to miss out on a single moment of singing.

For those after a few strong drinks and a boogie, the bar area boasts a large dance floor, pumping sound system and live DJ on weekends. There are also a number of private booths available for hire, and an extensive drinks menu to work through. And if you’re really looking to go all out, you can even book a cocktail masterclass with the venue’s mixologist maestros or join us for one of our famous bottomless brunches! And don't miss 2-4-1 drinks from Sunday-Friday before 8pm.

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All In London Review

Leagues above any other London karaoke bar I've frequented...

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that even the worst singers in the world love karaoke. Fact. If you've ever stumbled past The Blue Eyed Maid on Borough High Street of a Friday night you'll be aware that being tone deaf is no barrier to getting on the microphone. But for those who prefer a modicum of privacy to their vocal pyrotechnics, London's X branches of Lucky Voice provide all the joy of everyone's favourite ? With the bonus of a private room, so one needn't embarrass oneself in public (not to mention having total control over what you *actually* have to subject your ears to...)

It's no secret that the addition of a couple of jars not only lubricates the vocal chords but also the self confidence, and whilst we obviously condone drinking responsibly here at All in London, we won't deny that we were rather tickled to discover the introduction of Lucky Voice's new Prosecco Wednesdays. Oh yes, you read that correctly. This ingenious new addition to their menu involves a two hour slot in a private room with unlimited prosecco on tap, all for the purse-friendly sum of £15 per person on top of the standard £12 singing fee. Sounds like a winning combination (not to mention a bargain) and it is.

I paid a visit a few weeks ago and let me tell you, it was a banger of a night. I must apologise to manager of the Islington bar Harry and his wonderful staff, for the wailing and screeching that emanated from our booth over the course of the evening, as we tackled (i.e. murdered...) a plethora of 90s RnB, Motown classics and a veritable Greatest Hits of power ballads; Turn Back Time, Simply The Best, Total Eclipse of the Heart - I nailed them all.

Lucky Voice's playlist is endless, certainly leagues above any other London karaoke bar I've frequented (and trust me, there's been a few) and the addition of unlimited prosecco, eliminating decisions on bar menus and pesky split bills, means one can purely focus on the task in hand; making as much noice as possible. Karaoke and prosecco is a winning combination and with Wednesday being the new Friday it’s the absolutely perfect excuse to go out out and shake up your midweek.

Reviewed by Laurel
Published on Oct 16, 2017


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