Reflex London

This place is amazing. My manager recommended it when I visited London. At first I was skeptical about it. All 80's themed etc, but this place was great. Hey he vibe and music was great. Check it out! Don't let the bouncers intimidate you they're just doing their job.

80s music, 80s decor, cheesy 80s fun!
This central London club is everything you'd expect an 80s club to be. It can get quite crowded at times, but it's still fun.
Lots of hen dos usually and most people do dress up 80s style. Don't expect a classy evening, it's cheesy kitsch all the way!

80s music, fun people, good drinks and where there is no such thing as too much George Michael? Sign me up! I haven't danced in forever and it was such a blast and everyone was up for the cheese and letting go, singing poorly and just not caring who was looking. I would come back here again, just don't expect anything even close to resembling posh!

In walking around looking for a few pubs I wanted to review for Yelp, my friend and I came across the Reflex 80's club. Being huge fans of 80's we had to step inside even though it was 7pm.

As we walked down the first set of stairs we are greated with a David Hasselhoff picture on a door, with 80's music playing, broad smiles crossed our faces. Itcouldn't believe we hadn't been here before! A friend had told us of such a place but to actually be there it was kind of a dream come true.

It had just opened so it wasn't busy, we walked around checking out the A-Team, Flash Gordon the screen, and the many, many weird electric plastic things you can buy for cheap. (including a cone bra, glittered hats and glowsticks) The drinks are named after classic 80's things, (blue lagoon, the knightrider) and for £15 you can purchase a plastic margarita glass full of your favourite cocktail the likes of only Vegas can provide.

Since it was so early we didn't have to pay cover or wait outside, just walked right in and had a drink each. In the process we bumped into a stag night group who were quite entertaining.

The place losses a star because the volume of the music (which border lined on 70's disco sometimes) was deafening for 9pm, and on Friday and Saturday nights it must be avoided as it's THE place for Stag and Hen nights. Meaning a lot of drunken messes. It's only open three days a week so keep that in mind.

There's no cover on Thursdays, my friend and myself cannot wait to go back to see how it is during the week with a group of our friends and the proper 80's dance wear.

The Reflex is a lonely child...

Oops, I forgot this is about the review of Reflex Club, ha,ha!!

Booked this for my friend's birthday party, we got free champagne & the best booth next to the dance floor! We all arrived before the cover charge kicked in, so it was a win-win.

80's music, 80's drinks, 80's décor, 80's fashion faux pas = good times all around.

Born in the 80's? Check
Like dancing to songs you completely forgot existed? Check
Want a trashy environment to let loose? Check
Had no clue this place existed? Check

What can you not say about Reflex? It's a good time if you go in not expecting much. It's 80s music all the way, plenty of dance space, reasonably priced drinks and it's in the middle of the City. Sure you could easily walk past this place or for that matter not even know it is there, but it is worth a check out if you just want an easy place to go out, dance and have a good time.

We saw a couple of company office parties where I'm sure a bit of gossip ensued based on what we saw. Regardless, they seemed to be having fun and the boss man was happy to dull out the credit card for another round of drinks.

Will I probably end up coming here again? Yes. Reflex is an easy, no thought place to go and take friends for a casual evening of dancing and drinking. Plus, it is always good for the soul to get a bit sentimental and remember your youth!

Ended up here as part of a birthday party.

The positive about this place is the music - you can't beat 80's music for a good boogie!
However, I'd rather eat my own toes off than return here (Saturday night anyway).
It's that real typical central London night club. Shitty bouncers that act like the 'Fun police' and say ridiculous things like 'excuse me, you can't smile in here'.
The crowd consisted of stag/hen do's, middle aged women dressed up like 16 yr olds.....not a good look. Older men on the prowl for anything female with a pulse and many a drunken idiot. I was knocked over by one of those drunken idiots, he never even said sorry, the bouncer just looked at me, and when I hobbled over to lean on the end of the bar (because my knee had been slammed in the fall), the bouncer said to me 'You can't stand there'....
I have a massively bruised and sore knee...still...

Jesus, I would never recommend this place on a Saturday night, I can't imagine the crowd would be much different on other nights either...
SO no. Don't go.

I went to this Reflex bar/club for the first time last Friday night (16/2/18). I came down from Norwich especially and met with an old friend and her two pals. I was a teenager in the 80's and now the music is back in fashion once more thanks to all the festivals, band revivals, and 80's digital radio channels I thought this would be a good venue to visit.

I arrived early when it opened just after 8 p.m and managed to secure a six seat booth underneath the stairs leading down into this basement club. However, as they keep the main entrance doors open all night long and have no intermediate doors it was bloody freezing unless you were on their smallish dance floor.

If you're a proper 80's music fan then you'll constantly be listening to the same old cheesy music on Absolute 80's, Heart 80's and Free radio 80's channels so it would have been nice to hear some less cheesy stuff when out in a specialist club. It wasn't actually that bad and the music was really good early on. It did get very busy very quickly and now this music is back in fashion it's a shame that this chain of clubs doesn't have a far bigger venue in the capital - take note Stonegate Pub Company!

I left shortly after midnight as due to the compact illuminated dance floor and bar surround constantly getting spilled drinks it did all get very sticky despite the efforts of their 'floor patrol' trying to mop the place up.

I'll probably be back and will also check out some of their other venues as and when I'm in their locations. Overall it is a recommended place if you don't often listen to 80's music or just love the same old cheesy Duran Duran and Wham stuff. Drinks weren't too over priced, but then again I'm not used to what drinks cost these days in central London.

Ohhhh hells yes. Granted i was four drinks deep (for my size youll understand why that is a LOT), but omg we had such a fun night! It was 10 quid for ladies to get in, which is a litle bit of a let down, but WHAT an entertaining place! I brought my friends who were visiting from SF thinking theyre 'too old'.

Crazy young people dressed up in fancy dress, and older people who really grew up with this music (me!). We had such a friggin awesome time - i cant wait to go back again on some other drunken night.

Two points off: one for charging hot ladies, and another for the gross bathrooms

So cheesy and so much fun!!! Your night at this club is 100% about your attitude. If you're expecting to meet some hot girl/guy, take some classy pictures, and drink nice wine.. well I wouldn't know why you'd bother coming here anyway. This place is about having fun in a big group of friends, drinking cheap shots, and getting wasted enough to dance to anything and everything.

I came here in a birthday group, so we didn't have to pay cover at the door.. I think it was possibly £10 otherwise? The drinks were reasonable priced, since they're nothing fancy. It's not a question of mojito or caipirinha, but rather jager bomb or tequila shot? We opted for many of each which subsequently led to hours of dancing to 80's music.

Go here in a big group for a cheesy night out!