Whether you’re looking to dance the night away, enjoy drinks in the spacious beer garden, shoot some pool, or catch live artists, Eagle London is the place to be. With a diverse range of events and a welcoming atmosphere, we strive to cater to every taste. Let’s dive into the world of Eagle London and discover why it has become a beloved institution in the London nightlife scene.
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Guide To Eagle London
Welcome to Eagle London , the iconic landmark of London's club scene. Nestled in the heart of Vauxhall, Eagle London proudly stands as the city's most vibrant and inclusive venue.
A Rich History and Vibrant Atmosphere
Eagle London has a storied past that has shaped it into the thriving establishment it is today. Mark Oakley, the current owner, reinvented the venue in 2004, previously known as Duke’s and South Central. Since then, Eagle London has continuously evolved to meet the changing needs of its patrons. In February 2013, the venue obtained its first “sex entertainment license,” expanding its horizons and cementing its reputation as a diverse and inclusive space.
Unforgettable Events
At Eagle London, there is always something exciting happening. From internationally renowned parties to themed nights, there is an event for everyone. Let’s explore some of the standout events that have made Eagle London a must-visit destination in London.
Horse Meat Disco
One of the most anticipated events at Eagle London is the legendary Horse Meat Disco. Taking place every Sunday night, this internationally acclaimed party brings together a diverse crowd for an unforgettable evening of music and dancing. With a reputation for showcasing the best in disco and house music, Horse Meat Disco has become a staple of London’s club scene.
Men Inc
Men Inc is the event for you if you’re looking for a fun and social Friday night. This popular gathering attracts a diverse crowd and offers a laid-back atmosphere to socialize and unwind. Whether you’re catching up with friends or making new connections, Men Inc promises a memorable night out.
Electric Tea Dance
Indulge in the nostalgia of the 80s with the Electric Tea Dance every Saturday from 2pm to 8pm. Hosted by the renowned indie cabaret Duckie, this weekly event brings together music enthusiasts for an afternoon of retro tunes and lively dancing. With its energetic atmosphere and eclectic mix of music, the Electric Tea Dance is a must-attend for those looking to relive the glory days of the 80s.
Themed Nights and Live Performances
Eagle London is known for its ever-changing lineup of themed nights and live performances. From drag shows to live music, these events add a unique flair to the already vibrant atmosphere of the venue. Keep an eye on our event calendar to stay updated on the latest happenings at Eagle London.
Embracing Inclusivity and Diversity
Eagle London believes in celebrating diversity and creating a welcoming environment for all. The aim is to provide a space where everyone feels accepted and comfortable to express themselves. We strive to foster a sense of community and encourage individuals from all walks of life to come together and enjoy the vibrant energy of our venue.
Stay Connected with Eagle London
To stay updated on the latest news, events, and reopening announcements, visit the website at eaglelondon.com. You can also follow them on social media for behind-the-scenes glimpses and exclusive content. Join our growing community and be a part of the Eagle London experience.
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4 February 2026
Came here to support a friend who
Was DJ’ing the previous weekend, not normally my kind of spot due to being straight but we had a good time and vibes was good throughout.
Although I came here to take a moment of appreciation for the door staff and bouncers, who were from the first moment extremely positive vibes and also extremely good at their job which was led with positivity and keeping everyone safe! Special shout out to Geoff, what a lovely guy who really is caring and supporting in his role, pretty refreshing from a door staff team but could see it was all of them that kept the vibes right too, just wanted to applaud and shout this out.
9 January 2026
Came here for a Christmas Party and it was okay… The staff are fine but the super restricted smoking/outside area when there’s about 70ish people inside and almost 20 trying to smoke/vape in an area of a small shed, kinda sucked. Even just to get some air, was impossible. Drinks were okay, but cant say we’re anything special. Music was okay but also, nothing special and exciting, with many friends feeling it was more like a kids disco than an adult party night. Decor needs updating, but the pool table was fun.
3 January 2026
Attended the Eagle London for New Years. Early bird tickets sold for £10. Regular £25 to enter before 11:30pm.
The bar had low attendance overall. Was ok for a low key way to ring in the new year but not worth a £25 entry for a “free” 1/2 pour of champagne.
10 November 2025
Attended HorseMeat Disco there, the vibe and the atmosphere was greater than most Eagle Clubs I’ve been to. Crowd too!
28 September 2025
We have come to London for a night out and was saying to my friend how much I liked the venue inside. Once inside they had good music on but drinks were a bit on the pricey side. My friend moved her vape from her jacket to her pocket as it was uncomfortable after being told there was no vaping in the venue which we said that’s fine sorry we saw others vaping. After she had moved the vape, we got “escorted” out by a very rude male staff member, he would not give us an explanation and was ignoring us when we were saying she wasn’t vaping. When we got outside and been kicked out by bouncers, we have asked for an explanation and none was given. We were stood in a corner on our own and your bouncers have made up stories to get us out, completely unacceptable as two young girls, I don’t feel safe coming back here.
We stood and spoke to the bouncers trying to get an explanation and i was getting frustrated as a particular staff member on the door was completely unacceptable in his behaviour and was one of the most disrespectful people I’ve ever met. He stated that we got kicked out as me and my friend went into the same toilet cubicle together, we did this as it was a unisex bathroom with open urinals and was full of men using them at the time, we just used the toilet so I don’t see what the issue is. They were stating there were signs saying you’re not allowed two people in one cubicle, however, these signs don’t exist. He was saying I was shouting at him when I wasn’t, making up lies about both of us and I said okay well you can check the CCTV and see that we haven’t done anything wrong to which he refused. I asked to speak to his manager to which he told me to go away and began swearing at me, to which I swore back as any person would do when being treated like that. This then got turned back around on apparently me screaming and swearing at the staff??? People like this should not be manning gay clubs when they clearly don’t want to, I’ve heard similar reviews on here and it appears to be the same staff member, if he is not sacked soon then I don’t know how you are going to stay open. He absolutely ruined our evening and made us feel unsafe in the middle of London.
