N1 Bar London

I came here for the pool tables and bar. The drinks were good and at a standardised price. However, the overall quality of the building was quite poor. The door to the balcony fell off when someone opened it, which is a major risk to people’s health. The pool tables are not great quality with no markings on the cloth, and the ques are mostly bent at the tip, which means sharing the best of bad options.

When it comes to pricing, it’s £15 per hour for a pool table, and they turn one of the lights off around 10 min before your time is up. After paying for 2 hours, I went to the bar and requested to close the table at the 2 hour mark only for them to not adhere to my request (which is a standard request). Once I went to the bar, they wanted to charge me £10 extra for the time going 20 min over. The bartender dismissed the situation completely and was pushing me to pay the extra for a mistake, which was not my fault. You’d think after spending around £90 within a couple of hours, they’d at least understand and let it slide, and yet they were not catering to this situation at all.

Other than that one issue, the bar is fine, and it’s a good place to play pool for an evening out. It’s definitely much cheaper to pay per game in a regular pub or an actual pool club where the quality would be much better.

I love going to play American pool or watch soccer games with my friends, very good service, music and a variety of liquors.

TLDR; Late-Night Entertainment Bar with Several Pool Tables and Friendly Staff.

N1 Bar is an excellent choice for late-nights in London Bridge, as it remains open until 5am on select evenings. With a generous number of pool tables and a table tennis available. Additionally, the downstairs club offers a more lively energetic atmosphere.

However, a few area of improve, the restroom facilities and speed of service could use some enhancements. Despite these minor drawbacks, the extended hours make it a popular destination for night owls in London Tow

Went with a friend on Friday evening and it was pretty decent. The cost was £12 per hour or £6 for 30 mins. We didn’t make a booking but we were able to play for around 1.5 hours quite comfortably. However as we didn’t make a booking we did need to change tables once. The have a selection of American style pool tables as well as British style. The atmosphere was good and the staff were friendly for the most part. Music choice was also good as it helped increase the overall enjoyment. I would go again.

Shocking experience. Arrived with optimism and left with a depressing experience of London hospitality. Was full when we arrived and took a table to wait until a pool table was free. No one else was waiting but each time we went to the bar to get a free table, it was taken by someone at the bar who had arrived moments before. Really poor experience especially for my disabled friend. Access was also very poor