LAXA Lounge

Vyona Stu★★★

The LAXA, is a vibe with great music & people. It's good to go somewhere we're people actually want to dance. Age range average about 40. So if you're in your 30s or mid 50s you'll be alright there. The DJ was great didn't talk over songs & he played songs pretty much in full. Which is a rare these days. When all some of these djs want to do is chat rubbish & play a song for a minute. Downside is that tickets are too expensive £20 it's worth £10 max. Drinks prices were reasonable. I would go back there again!

Diana Mina★

This club charges a £20 cover per person, but once you're inside, they push you to take a table with the intention of selling you liquor—without showing you the menu or allowing you to check the prices. Once you've ordered drinks starting from £100 and up, they suddenly charge you an additional £100 for the table, without any justification. The service from the waitstaff is terrible. This is clearly customer abuse for several reasons: They do not inform you in advance about this shady system. This is the fourth time we've visited, and they’ve charged £100 for a table every time without expla

H CS★★

I have to be honest, like most places it depends on what kind of crowd and vibe you're looking for. This particular night, there was someone's mum dressed in a fishnet pink dress with a white bra and pink sting pants. Good on her, but i felt second hand embarrassment and entertained at the same time. It really was an environment for the 50 plus and im 40. So if you were like under 30 you would be out of place. It was carnival Sunday so it might be different other nights. £20 to get in. DJ wasn't great, played 10 songs on repeat and some music i had no idea what it was (heard it was east Africa

Iam Pepukai★★★

Monday night vibes after carnival, the barbaque chicken by Ask Angela was the bomb.com. The Lounge is located near bus stop that run 24/7 so perfect.