A beautiful bar with an electric atmosphere is set to become London’s hottest new hangout when it lands in King’s Cross this summer. Electric Shuffle, the cocktail bar that also serves up high-tech shuffleboard, will open its doors on the 6th of June, just in time for an unforgettable summer.

Located just a short walk from Coal Drops Yard, this gorgeous newcomer to the area is London’s third Electric Shuffle, with one at Canary Wharf’s Cabot Square and the other nestled under the arches of London Bridge on Bermondsey Street.

Electric Shuffle King’s Cross promises to be the backdrop for the best time. The setting is perfect for any celebration or occasion, whether you’re looking for a place to chill, party, or play.

Guests at this new London hotspot can expect bold cocktails, tasty bites, and epic twists on the classics—from its shuffleboard and brunch to its playlists and décor.

More than your average bar, Electric Shuffle is a timeless gem with an energy that will turn good nights into great ones—be that a catch-up over cocktails, a post-work blowout, a DJ-led dance party or anything in between.

The vibe
This sleek bar with a retro-meets-now style is full of hidden surprises. Think Miami with hints of mid-century and industrial touches. There are two striking bars and an outdoor terrace that’s perfect for making the most of the long summer nights with alfresco cocktails.

King’s Cross and its music history are referenced throughout the bar, including artwork inspired by artists who played at the iconic Bagley’s Club and The Cross. And it wouldn’t be an Electric Shuffle without its signature vintage electronics and neon turbine wheel featuring.

The Electric Shuffle team is known for creating stunning bars with award-winning interior design, and this new flagship venue in King’s Cross will be its most beautiful yet, as its in-house interior design team throws all its design prowess into the project.

The menu
The food and drink at Electric Shuffle consist of delicious sharing dishes and next-level cocktails. Sourdough pizzas like BBQ roasted chicken and Gorgonzola portobello and small plates like Middle Eastern sliders and South Korean pork belly bites are the ideal accompaniments to signature cocktails and fun spins on old favourites. The salted caramel espresso martini and Passionfruit Picante—a spicy marg that’s so good it’s impossible to have just one—are *chef’s kiss*.

The brunch
Electric Shuffle’s bottomless brunch is the weekend brunch to end all brunches. Forget avo toast and eggs. At this two-hour brunch session, “bottomless” refers to the endless sourdough pizza that is brought to your table from start to finish. It just keeps on coming for the full two hours! On top of endless pizza, you get a bottle of prosecco each and 60 minutes of competitive fun at a shuffleboard table. Party vibes are guaranteed as the resident DJ pumps the tunes out. Tickets cost from £38.

The game
Not just a bar to sit back or dance the night away, Electric Shuffle has another side to it. It’s a place where you can unleash your competitive side and challenge your friends, colleagues or family (aged 18+) to a shuffleboard showdown with a cocktail in hand.

Electric Shuffle has reinvented shuffleboard—a game that centres around sliding pucks down a wooden board—giving it a high-tech makeover that up to 16 people can play at one table. For larger group get-togethers and big events between 32 and 400 people, shuffleboard tables can be connected for the ultimate Electric Shuffle tournament.

The aim of the game (there are four to choose from) is to land your pucks in the right spot to gain the highest score.

Cameras at each play space keep score by tracking the position of each puck and capture the best moments for fun on-screen action replays. These replays are later delivered to your inbox as a personalised story so you can relive the memories later.

CEO, Steve Moore said: “We cannot wait to open our next London Electric Shuffle. King’s Cross was an obvious choice for us—it’s a hotbed of awesome brands and nightlife. We’re thrilled to be joining the scene there and showing more Londoners and out-of-towners our beautiful bar.” said Moore.