Ok its 80p a drink! bloody amazing! and yes i got very very drunk! (if your going to go to this club night by 3 drinks at a time! or you will be waiting for ages)
the drink price made it all worth it but they let too many people in you couldnt move! the soundsystem was rubbish and the dancefloor too! the music on the night i went i was forcing myself to dance! i cant remember any “great songs from that night”
Luckly i was with fellow new Qyper and Best friend Berty VVV

so we had a wonderful time! (probably as we blagged a rickshaw after leaving earlier then expected for a 5er!)

but you where only aloud 5 mins to smoke after Qing for 15 mins! and they blew a wistle to let us know are time was up how patronising!

the drinks are greatly priced so if you do go, go early drink up and be out before half 11 after that it will take you 40mins to wade through the heavly packed crowds of stupidly drunk people to get out!

A fellow student who was in our group we later found out ended up getting his stomach pumped!

I have ony attended this club once on CHEAPSKATES night. It may be a great club normally but this night was pretty awfull. Luckily i was with one of my best mates so it was just about bearable.

The drinks were stupidly cheap, which of course is never a bad thing, but this attracted literally hundreds of people. The place was packed with little room to move, let alone dance. i spent the whole night pushing through the sweaty crowds, eeew.

There is also annoying rules like no chewing gum and no drinks on the dancefloor. I wanted to be outside in the smoking area for most of the night chatting with my friend, but the cig breaks are timed and you get rushed out of the smoking area after a few minutes. There is also a long cue for the smoking area with lots of angry pushing and shoving. So you can’t even escape for fresh air.

If your going to go for the cheap drinks, it is probably a good idea to go early and move on somewhere else when the crowds arrive. over-all not a pleasent experience

Moonlight Nightclub plays alot of Hip Hop, RnB, gangsta rap d dirty south crump. There are many “gangstas” and “bitches” there and it is quite small. However I loved it, this is how I like my clubs to be. It is grimey and very underground. I absolutely lov it tho. The only thing I did not like about it was the prices. The bar was to expencive for a club like this, it rins the whole feeling and leaves you with a slight sense of disappointment.
If you dont like hip hop or anything in that category then you should definitely not visit Monlight Nightclub.

Pro’s: Very ghetto club.

Con’s: Too expensice for its sort of club.

I went to Moonlighting on a Saturday night and i absolutely hated it. Way too many wanna be gangsters and bitchy girls. Don’t go there on that night, I’m a black girl and even I felt uncomfortable!

Having only been to the club for their Cheap$kates Wed. night promotion (the 80p drinks and 1pound beers caught my eye), I can say that I have mixed feelings. The rules in the club (no gum, no drinks on the dancefloor, timed visits to the smoking area) are definitely a little weird and have no place in attempting to preserve whatever facilities the club aims to protect. The couches are a little nasty and the entire environment reminds me more of a strip club from Miami vice than a night club.
That being said, for somewhere hosting the type of event I went to, this is par for the course.
Overall, I don’t think I would return to Moonlighting aside from on a Wed., but for that night’s student promotion, I probably will.
Its a perfect case of getting what you pay for.

What can you say about this spot? It is rubbish to be honest. I have been there a few times and can honestly say I have never enjoyed it. In alot of ways it reminds me of how Corks used to be, similar crowd just with less vibes, more expensive drinks and greater delusions of grandeure. Also a big thumbs down to the female member of staff they have at the door, very ignorant!

A smallish venue which puts on several good nights a week. It’s a little grimy and the music can be a bit lame but it is exceptionaly cheap. If you can disreguard the odd rules, e.g. no chewing gum, it’s a bargain especialy wednesdays at a night called cheepskates, entrance is £6 but discounts are available for students and a bottle of beer is £1. To be avoided if you don’t like students.

Located in the Soho area, th Moonlighting nightclub is a place where you can party to some Urban music (soul, r'n'b, hip hop, bashment, soca and reggae). I like to go there on the 1st Friday of every month. They have a monthly event called 'Ladies Independence Fridays'. The concept is: free entrance for the ladies before midnight (you have to show a flyer or call 020 7437 5782 to get a text invite), a free kir royal and a male model revew.
You should know that the venue is not that big and the place is quite busy on Fridays and Saturdays. They've installed the air conditioner though.

Moonlighting Eclipse is a fantastic venue on the eastern end of Soho and runs a variety of different nights by different promoters catering for different crowds.

On Wednesday nights is a very popular night with young university students known as 'Cheapskates', the entry is £5 which is a standard nightclub entry price but all drinks are £1 and hence its popularity. Frequenters know this night’s sole purpose is for alcohol consumption as music is nothing special a variety of chart and disco, only suitable to accompany the drinking. To potential visitors be very aware of spilt drinks, sticky floors and no elbow space.

On Thursdays the venue is home to a night called 'candy-box', this is an indie-electro night with a very young shoreditch style crowd. The night is very busy and often people queue for up to half an hour for entry so early arrival is advised (best to get there before 22.30). In my opinion this is one of the best nights that Soho has to offer, and a must visit if you like if the above sound appealing. Entry varies but is capped at £6 and is cheaper with a NUS card or a flyer.

A great night everytime!

i must admit i had a lot of fun on not a lot of money at this place with double spirits and a mixer just £2 and the entrance about £3... it is very much a studenty night, although not all THAT cheesey .....i don't think the club is "tiny" as desrcibed in the previous review..... the decor has the feel of a cheap "titty bar," the tequila shots girls add to that amosphere... a slightly cheesey debauchery (just like the awful dancing in Scarface).... but the prices... you can't complain about the beautiful prices...

This is a tiny but recommended club in Soho.
Although the décor will remind you of the 1980s’ kitschiest, the place offers some great club nights, especially the “Candy Box” student night on Thursdays.
Their major setback is their rather limited and basic drinks selection, but with prices ranging from £2 to £3.50, we won’t complain too much.