There are three specific areas of 93 Feet East: the Main Hall, the Gallery Bar and the Pink Bar. It might be easy to get confused between some areas because the Main Hall is actually lit up in pink tones, but it's the size and composition that differentiates the two.
The Dancefloor
Enter the Main Hall and there's a centralised bar against one of the walls. Lining the opposing wall are curved, wooden benches segmented into three sections by semi-circular tables. Overall the line of benches would seat about twenty party-goers if they all squished up. However, this room isn't designed for sitting down. That's made clear by the large space between the bar, the seating plan, and beyond. Together with the high ceiling, giving ample room to lose your mind and throw your arms around like animalistic hose pipes, the dance area dominates the Main Hall. There's a wall-mounted projector screen at one end and, running parallel on each side of the room are several slender pillars - just watch out for those when the drink has been flowing and you can't stand up straight.
The Chillout
The Gallery Bar is an upstairs room, much more cosy than the Main Hall and the Pink Bar. More wavy-shaped benches line the fringes of the room, while the bar looks on. The bar itself has a curved canopy half covering the overhead space, and entire room is white-walled for a cool and classy effect.
The Chatterbox
The Pink Bar, so-called presumably because of its back wall behind the bar, ceiling light colour, and window decorations all emitting subtle pink hues. Certainly not as colourful as the Main Hall, but a lot more vibrant than the Gallery Bar, the Pink Bar is where you come to socialise. Soft, sink-into-and-have-to-be-pulled-out-of leather sofas and chairs have been dotted around the spacious room, while natural light floods through the windows. From here, you can order food and drinks, and take it all out to the Courtyard and enjoy the outdoor buzz.
The Cool Off
Outside in the cobbled Courtyard festooned with wooden furniture and giant, rustic umbrellas with thick, cream-coloured canopies, you can enjoy more of the social atmosphere and cool down after a hard partying session. It's here also where 93 Feet East lays on a barbecue on Thursdays, Fridays and the weekend.
Opening Times
Monday - Thursday: 17:00 - 23:00
Fridays: 17:00 - 01:00
Saturdays: 12:00 - 01:00
Sundays: 12:00 - 22:30
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