93 Feet East

Went for a movie night. Okay venue, they oversold so people were sitting on the floors and standing everywhere. Not the venue’s fault though. Seemed like it could be good for a night out.

Awful venue. And the hours posted both here and on their website are inaccurate.

Personal preference but the music on my visit was not to my taste. However decent selection of drinks and service was quick and painless. Security is tight and the bathroom leave alot to be desired but no worse than other late night establishments in the area. If r&b is your thing then pop alone for a look.

Importante palco no circuito musical para bandas novas. Se você gosta de indie rock é um ótimo Pub+Club para escutar um som e se divertir.
Se a banda estiver ruim e o tempo bom, o jardim é o lugar certo para tomar uma (ou mais) Pint e conversar com a galera local.
A gig venue é total hipster, então entre no clima do «Live East Die Young»

This was the best bar I went into on my first trip to London. I met a couple of local girls and they took me to this bar. The music was blasting on the inside with a great crowd having a good time. The outside was beautiful; benches lined up under the stars. It was the most unique and fun spot to grab a beer and hang out. I loved hanging out with my friends outside and meeting the other locals along the tables. Can’t wait to go back!

Hipster hipster hipster hipster
If hipster wanted to go out one evening and chill with its friends while drinking beer and talking that’s one of the places it would go for sure… If you looking for serviced tables and people with attitude then better leave it but if you like chilling with friends while drinking beers out of the can surrounded by a really diverse crowd then it’s.your place
Only negative is the bouncer. He really scared me… But I guess that’s why they paying him

Endroit où passer de super soirées le vendredi sur Londres:
On paie quelques £ à l’entrée (ou pas d’ailleurs, ça dépend des soirées) et on a le choix entre deux salles:
–une première munie d’un bar, d’une piste de danse et de quoi s’installer
–une deuxième (la plus sympa à mon goût), avec un bar aussi évidement et de la musique live! eh oui petite programmation du vendredi soir, des groupes, dj, musicos quoi, viennent jouer en live toute la soirée. Niveau musique c’est souvent rock, electro, enfin des trucs qui bougent pas mal pour que l’on puisse danser dessus.
Et quand on a assez dépenser de calories, on sort dans la cour intérieure se manger des grillades qui cuisent là à tout moment de la soirée.
Population différente le week-​end, plus jeune, j’ai moins apprécié et pas de musique live.

Ever since Brick Lane became the spot for kewl peeps prices here jumped and more tourists are adding it to their itinerary so, as always, the authenticity leaks away along with the pounds in your wallet due to cover charges now being upped.
At least 93 has kept that grungy, Indie feel and the beer garden is a winner when the weather picks up. Great place to meet after work and they have realised that and started bringing on bands for the early evening punters. Check t’internet for deets before you turn up.
It would always be difficult to rate 93 based on a musical experience as it is, after all, a place where bands will always pass through but when I came here recently it was to see a band I know are the bees knees and so we were always going to have a good night regardless. I have been here many times but recent visits indicate that live music crowds (as opposed to dead) are becoming a rare species in the capital and this has a knock on effect on the overall experience as this kind of venues works a lot better when you are wedged in. Too many venues now for sure.
Closing time can be erratic here and you can end up on the pavement with nowhere to get a drink if you are not careful so we always aim to watch the gig and move on to a local pub for a closed door sesh’ followed by a trip up Brick Lane for a Salt Beef Bagel, drool!

I’ve been to 93 feet east for other events (usually small acoustic gigs) and always found this venue to be quite big, however it works when there are lots of people creating an atmosphere and buzz.
Indoors the smallish dance floor was being occupied by various people making a great effort with the LuckyVoice Karaōke. The other room had a good but slightly overloud indie band.
However the outside space was the place to be for much of the night: where the bar and the various food stalls were well placed allowing people to mingle, grab food and grab drinks.
I particularly the ether soaked strawberries in a champagne and kraken rum punch by the excellent Bompass and Parr. The Big Apple Hot dogs were also well liked so much so that they ran out.

This was really great location for a great party. Stylish ambience inside and a very nice courtyard made the venue perfect for a lovely summerparty.

Great space, perfect terrace and lovely staff — bit worn round the edges but the toilets are the lasting impression. They really are the worst — which is a shame. Didn’t stop me having fun on the night but would put me off returning.

I visiting 93 feet east for the QypenSummer Party a couple of days ago. To access it, you climb through a little black door, and you’re faced with a large courtyard full of benches, stalls and a cute little bar. The outside area was lovely and great for warm evenings.
Like others have mentioned though, the toilets were rank. Hover-​instead-​of-​sit kind of rank.

The venue space is quite massive. Its divided into several different rooms. I quite like the massive beer garden in the back. I came here to see Winter Gloves. It was an *intimate* set which was nice for me as they guys are quite dreamy. But totally sucked for them. My main gripe is that drinks here are overpriced. £4 for a pint of Grolsch. Really? Um, I think I’ll be drinking elsewhere…

Located at the end of Brick Lane, 93 Feet East is my favourite place to go when Vibe Bar is too busy! :)
I only tend to sit in the garden as there is such a relaxing atmosphere to the place. Theres a little bbq going on where you can buy burgers and chips, which is great when youve been drinking for two plus hours!
Its a great place to come in the summer, just dont let the grubby style toilets put you off! (god, i hope they WERE styled!)

i hate to say it, but this place used to be so much cooler. before the City folks found it. before it because a ‘place to go.’
yeah the music is still good, and it certainly is a hell of a lot less grimy then it used to be (i havent seen/​smelled any sick recently), but its also lost o bit of the egde that made it so fun.
the ouside courtyeard is still nice in summer where you can sit and hang out with people, but come winter, everyone will be forced to only be inside and it can get a little close for my liking.
the bartenders (am i really calling them that???) are the worst. slow, messy, not bothered.
ive been a few times now, but maybe i should give it another proper go.
ALSO: IT FREAKING CLOSES AT 1AM. can i get a WTF major?
i dunno. worth going to, but it feels like if you having been when it really was something special, you missed the boat.

Outside area… GREAT IN THE SUMMER.
Lady seling burgers… THE LITTLE FAT MAN INSIDE IS SATED
Inside is spacious and dark… I LOVE THAT VAMPIRE FEELING
A long bar with booze… ENOUGH SAID
The perfect locale for meeting friends for curry… RING OF FIRE LOVE
Plenty of room to get my groove on… SHAMMMOOOO
Do I like this place… YES!
Is it one of the better places in the area… YES!

I’ve only been once for a drink before a curry on the Lane, and it was nice but didn’t stand out as a cool or particularly funky place.
It’s a good place to meet friends at the start of a night out and the outside area to sit on a summer’s evening is very pleasant. Easy to get to the curry houses and not too far from Aldgate East, it’s in a convenient location. It’s somewhere I’d go again if I was in the area for sure.

A west End girl at heart, I rarely venture into the grimey clubs of the East preferring instead to dance without loosing my shoes to the sticky floors. That said, 93 Feet East is a terrific night out! I was taken there on a balmy Sunday afternoon and after my initial terpidation I was pleasantly surprised.
The crowd is an eclectic mix, all of whom seem to be having a good time. The music is brilliant! Cheap drinks and best of all, a large outdoor area perfect for a cool down/​chill with friends. It was very very busy but that added to the atmosphere and I actually didn’t have to wait very long to be served considering the volume of people at the club.
Best of all, it’s free entry!

This is probably one of the most popular mid-​range music venues in East London. Essentially, I mean mid-​range in terms of the calibre of bands that play here, but a few other aspects of the place make it a bit middle of the road.
I went to see some Indie bands at 93 Feet East a little while ago, and actually thought that the place suits dirty Indie rock. If you’re into that kind of thing, then you will probably like this venue. I may be a little bit biased, as I tend not to like the trashiness/​grunginess of Brick Lane’s live music venues.
The beer is a little expensive, but I guess that is the case with a lot of places in the area. It is far better in summer, as there is no chance of being stuck inside if there is a band or D.J. playing that you don’t like.

93 Feet East is a bit of a blank canvas, i.e. only as good as the band or DJ playing. A cult Brick Lane venue which is actually jolly fun on a Sunday afternoon during the summer with its cobbled patio and omnipresent barbecue, at other times 93 seems a bit lacking in atmosphere and attracts a slightly bland crowd.
Case in point: the (often obtuse) boys and their (invariably obtuse) lines. I can’t recall going back to 93 Feet East since a boy approached me with the line «your lipstick is very red». Erm, yes. Next! Hit 93 during the summer for the barbecue and outdoor area but don’t go expecting a particularly charismatic venue or crowd.

93 Feet East is a bit of a disappointment, as a venue. It is difficult to put one’s finger on why this is. Maybe it’s the choice of bands (which possibly comes down to the choice of promoters). Maybe it’s the décor. Can’t be that, come to think of it — some of the best venues around have some of the poorest interior design.
The bands it is, then.

93 Feet East offers one of the best clubbing experiences in London in my opinion. With different music in every day everything from Dubstep and reggae to grime and punk, for different moods and different people.
With is being at the heart od Shoreditches Brick Lane its a central point for clubbers. The monthly club nights include über trendy, too cool for school Urban Nerds who play everything that will make you go ‘brap brap’ to the more eclectic night, Mindie playing everything from Hip Hop and soul to Indie and grime.
They sometimes have a little outside restuarant selling hot food burgers etc which i must say is very nice indeed, drinks are pricey but its worth it!