Queen of Hoxton, Bar with roof terrace in Shoreditch, United Kingdom.
This multi-level venue features a rooftop terrace with city views, multiple indoor spaces with eclectic decor, and seasonal themed transformations that occur twice annually throughout the year.
Established in 2009, the venue was named after Sarah Lane, known as the original Queen of Hoxton, and has since become a prominent fixture in Shoreditch's nightlife scene.
The establishment regularly hosts drag shows, cabaret performances, and bottomless brunch events with drag entertainment, maintaining a strong commitment to inclusive and diverse programming for the local community.
Open Tuesday to Wednesday from 5 PM to midnight, Thursday to Friday until 2 AM, and Saturday from 2 PM to 2 AM, with easy access from Liverpool Street and Old Street stations.
The rooftop transforms seasonally with vibrant summer themes and cozy winter setups featuring heated tipis, open fires, and capacity for up to 300 standing guests during events and celebrations.
Location: London Borough of Hackney
Website: https://queenofhoxton.com/
Address: 1-5 Curtain Road EC2A 3JX London
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Wednesday 17:00-00:00; Thursday-Friday 17:00-02:00; Saturday 14:00-02:00
Phone: +442074220958
Website: https://queenofhoxton.com
GPS coordinates: 51.52215,-0.08113
Latest update: July 16, 2025 16:15
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