Boogie Mountain

Was having a great night here over the weekend until my friend a Muslim who has never had a sip of alcohol in his life was told by security he was too intoxicated and had to leave, when I advised security of the fact he does not and has not ever drunk alcohol they said they I had to leave also, they were very heavy handed and it was extremely embarrassing for both of us and once we were on the street we found out we were not alone and many others had been targeted. Do not come here unless you want to be degraded and man handled for the crime of simply enjoying yourself as that is the only thing we were guilty of.

What a surprising find on Saturday night!
The word was that Kings Cross was dead and don’t bother. Gentrified it may be but it can still provide some delicious Saturday night entertainment.

The live band that night was awesome. I wish I remembered their name (apologies to the band). They played some of the smoothest, sexiest covers I’ve heard. Those sax solos were killer!

We were on the rooftop and were leaving when it closed but decided to check out Boogie Mountain on the floor below. We ended up staying hours longer for the music alone.

Definitely worth checking out.

4 out of 5 sexy sax solos.

Small, sterile pub with an uncomfortable, panoptic atmosphere: entirely unsuitable for ravers, dancers, and beat lovers alike. Real sad to see in the Cross. Simply avoid.

Do never ever go there
Staff is the worst
Venue is terrible
Nothing worse the try over there
Just walk 100m more and find some lovely venues

This place is soooooo lame that there is not enough o in the world to express it
Staff is under trained
Shocking part is that they try to put it on the patrons
DO NOT GO THERE