Dalston Superstore is a renowned nightclub, bar, café, and LGBTQ+ venue located in the heart of Dalston, East London, United Kingdom. Since first opening its doors in 2009, Dalston Superstore has established itself as a pillar of the London queer nightlife scene, known for its inclusive ethos, vibrant atmosphere, and eclectic programming. The venue occupies a former café space on Kingsland High Street, maintaining its original location since inception, but evolving over time to update its layout and sound systems to accommodate the growing and diverse crowds.

With two distinct floors—the ground floor operating as a bar and café by day and bustling dance space by night, and the basement frequently hosting club nights—Dalston Superstore is recognized not only as a party destination but as a community hub supporting local creatives, performers, and activists. It has gained a reputation for championing diversity and intersectionality, often serving as a launching pad for emerging queer talent and playing a key role in fostering dialogues around LGBTQ+ rights. Over the years, the venue has consistently innovated its programming, incorporating drag brunches, art exhibitions, and outreach initiatives alongside its famed weekend parties.

Its significance extends beyond nightlife, as it regularly collaborates with organizations and charities, further cementing its status as a cultural institution in East London’s queer community. The venue has never relocated, but has seen internal renovations and artistic redesigns to keep its space fresh and adaptive, always prioritizing accessibility and inclusivity. Its popularity has only grown, forging a reputation among locals and internationals alike as an essential part of London’s nightlife and queer cultural landscape.

Notable artists who have performed or DJed at Dalston Superstore include Honey Dijon, The Blessed Madonna, Horse Meat Disco, Nicola Cruz, Bimini Bon Boulash, Hannah Holland, Saga Collective, Adonis, Josh Caffé, Seiji, FKA twigs (DJ set), Nimmo, and Jonjo Jury, as well as countless rising stars and collectives from London’s vibrant queer and underground music scenes.