Copper Face Jacks

Miraf Kassaye★★★★★★★★★★5.02 months ago

Despite all these negative reviews, I made the decision to visit last week ALONE, and everything was smooth. I am 33 male who 200% look like a 16 yo from Africa 😂 but the bouncers were extremely nice and welcoming; they just checked id which is to make the place safe for everyone. MAYBE IT WAS MY LUCKY DAY OR THEY'VE TAKEN THE REVIEWS SERIOUSLY AND MADE CHANGES. I will see next time, because I loved the place, and it's definitely worth a revisit. The guy who accepts entry payment was very friendly, guided me the directions. The bartenders were kind and swift.

Dilawar Maher★★★★★★★★★★1.04 months ago

Worst experience ever The security guard didn’t let me enter the club for absolutely no reason When I asked him politely what the reason was, he refused to say anything. No explanation, no professionalism, nothing. Security staff should be trained and act professionally not treat people with disrespect. I have been to many clubs and I have never had such a bad experience in my life. Completely ruined the night. I would not recommend this place at all unless they change their security personnel.

Dauda Danson★★★★★★★★★★1.07 months ago

Discriminated against by bouncer. Was singled out among my entire friend group and not allowed in after showing id and clearly being over 21. Ruined my night. Pictures of the bouncer attached.

Hassan Khan★★★★★★★★★★1.06 months ago

If you have to see the face of racism ,see this bouncer. We had proper formal dressing wearing suits , He refused to enter and said this is only for Irish people. Irish people are best ones I know they are not racist ,I request all Irish people to go to diceys and other neighbour hood clubs like D22 to stand against racism. Stand with every human being to be treated equally by boycotting cooper face jacks.

Brendan O★★★★★★★★★★5.0a month ago

Ah Coppers what can I say about it, have u ever visited a place which feels more like home than your actual home. The entire experience feels like a warm hug after a hard days work in the coleslaw mines. The people were welcoming and friendly and two girls even asked myself and my colleague if we had any fast gas, I’m not sure what this is but I can only assume it’s some sort of coleslaw. The place had a lovely smell of bathroom bought cologne and gaa lads farts. The floor was exceptionally clean as the staff were practicing curling for the next Winter Olympics by constantly mopping the floor. Overall myself and my fellow colleagues had a lovely time and thankfully were able to leave at a reasonable hour as we had to check out of our hotel 14 hours later. -Brendan (arch bishop of banterbury and captain of shifting)