What is the capacity of Foxtrot – House of Subculture?
Foxtrot is an intimate venue. Its indoor dining area seats about 40, with standing room up to roughly 70 people (per banquet listings) (
www.wedmegood.com). For club nights, the space feels cozy – a rough dancing capacity is on the order of 50–100. It’s not a large arena, so shows are usually sold as “full house” events. Guests describe the vibe as a small house party.
How do I get tickets for events at Foxtrot?
Tickets are generally sold via event organizers. Check websites like Insider.in, BookMyShow or local event pages for Foxtrot event listings. Big-name DJs (like Karsh Kale in 2019) used Insider tickets (
fr.ra.co). Smaller gigs often have limited or no online ticketing; in those cases, follow the promoter’s Facebook/Instagram for a guest list or door sale details. If in doubt, search “Foxtrot Koramangala” on events calendars. There’s no stand-alone box office.
What is the dress code and age limit at Foxtrot?
Dress code is generally casual to smart-casual – most nights see patrons in jeans, shirts, or party attire. No formalwear is needed. For club events, the age limit is usually 18+ (
ra.co), so bring a government photo ID. On rare occasions a publicized event might be open to all ages, but assume 18+ unless noted otherwise.
What are the opening hours of Foxtrot?
For dining and general visits, Foxtrot is typically open from around noon until late evening. According to listings, its normal hours are roughly 12:00 PM–11:30 PM on weekdays (
www.whatshot.in), with extensions until 1:00 AM on busy Friday/Saturday nights (
www.whatshot.in). (However, nightlife events can run past listed hours.) On Sunday it usually closes earlier. Always check social media or call ahead for any special hours on event nights.
Is parking available at Foxtrot?
Yes, Foxtrot has a small on-site parking lot (
www.whatshot.in). It can accommodate a few cars and some two-wheelers. There is no valet service, so parking is first-come-first-served. Once full, you’ll need to use nearby metered street parking. Given limited spaces, many visitors prefer ride-hailing or auto-rickshaws instead.
How do I reach Foxtrot via public transport?
Foxtrot lies in Koramangala 3rd Block at 17 Service Road (
www.whatshot.in). Bangalore Metro doesn’t have a station nearby; the closest green line stop is Trinity or Indiranagar (~4 km north) or purple line at Santosh Nagar (~5 km east). Most visitors take a BMTC bus to Koramangala (many routes on Hosur Road or Outer Ring Road) then a short taxi/auto from 6th Main Road or Pizza Hut Roundabout. Auto-rickshaws can drop you on Service Road (tell them “near SBI Colony, Third Block Koramangala”) for the closest entrance.
Does Foxtrot have food and drinks inside, and can we eat there during shows?
Yes. Foxtrot is also a full-service bar and restaurant. You can order food (Indian, Asian, Continental) and cocktails anytime open. In early evening, the kitchen offers a broad menu (tandoori, pasta, pizzas, salads, etc.). On late-night club nights, a limited snack menu is usually available. Creative cocktails and mocktails are a highlight (try the famous fruity cocktails turned into popsicles, as reviewers suggest (
www.whatshot.in)). Note that outside food or alcohol is not permitted (
www.wedmegood.com), so all dining must be through the venue. Cash and cards are accepted for payment (
www.zomato.com).
Are there restroom and coat check facilities?
Yes, restrooms are available inside. However, it’s a small space, so lines can form when busy. The club does not typically offer a formal coat or bag check. Guests are advised to bring only essentials; large backpacks or suitcases aren’t feasible. For example, a 2019 review mentions dining upstairs in cozy seating – no mention of luggage storage, implying it’s a casual lounge atmosphere. Plan accordingly.
What is the seating layout inside Foxtrot?
Inside, Foxtrot feels like a cozy house party. The ground floor has low tables, sofas and a bar area. A few steps lead up to the main “gig room” stage area (some bookings call it the first floor). There’s also a small outdoor patio at the entrance. For dining, tables seat about 4–6 people. During music events, staff clear space for standing. There is no fixed seating plan – you can mingle. Because it’s a converted bungalow, there are nooks and corners rather than one big hall, giving it an intimate feel (
www.tripadvisor.com).
Does Foxtrot feature live bands or DJs, and what genres are common?
Foxtrot’s signature events are live DJ nights and electronic music. Past lineups include drum’n’bass, house, techno, funk and world-electronica. International DJs like Jamie Tiller, Karsh Kale and Daisuke Tanabe have played there (
www.thewildcity.com) (
fr.ra.co). Local DJs and collectives (e.g. The Untitled One, Student, Kampai) run residencies. It’s less about rock bands and more an electronic music hub. Some nights also feature funk, soul or global bass acts, but overall expect dance music on most evenings.
Are reservations needed for dining, and can I just walk in for drinks?
For casual drinks or meals on non-event nights, you can often just walk in, especially early or on weekdays. However, Foxtrot is very popular. If it’s weekend or a known event, tables can book out. A safe approach is to reserve a table ahead via phone or online ordering apps (Zomato or EazyDiner list Foxtrot). In events mode (when DJs start), it becomes more standing room, so reservations matter less. But for a quieter dinner plan, a reservation or arriving early is wise.
What are Foxtrot’s policies on entry and security checks?
Entry policies can vary by night. For club events, staff will typically check IDs (especially for 18+ nights (
ra.co)). They may also search bags at the door or deny overly large items. Solo women and couples are generally welcome; some nights might have a stricter dress/gender policy if advertised, but Foxtrot is known as inclusive. For security, there’s usually a doorman or guard by the entrance on busy nights. Drugs and weapons are strictly prohibited (like any club). Bringing in outside alcohol is not allowed (
www.wedmegood.com). Overall, expect standard nightclub entry checks for evening events.
Is Foxtrot accessible for wheelchairs?
The venue’s website and listings note it is “disability friendly” (
www.whatshot.in), suggesting at least one accessible entrance. However, being in a bungalow, access may still involve a ramp or gentle slope to the ground floor, and the restrooms might not be fully ADA compliant. The main lounge is on the ground level, but the “gig room” upstairs may require stairs. If accessibility is a concern, it’s a good idea to call ahead or email to check current facilities like ramps, lifts or seating accommodations.
Can I bring my own food or alcohol to Foxtrot?
No. Foxtrot serves its own food and drinks and does not allow outside food or alcohol. This is a standard “no outside liquor” policy (
www.wedmegood.com) (even for private events, banquets hire their caterer). All beverages must be purchased at the bar, and all meals come from the kitchen. If you have special dietary needs (the Mimansa café offers vegan/gluten-free dishes), let staff know and they can accommodate most requests.
What makes the cocktails at Foxtrot unique?
Foxtrot’s cocktail menu is creative and sometimes whimsical. Reviewers note that some cocktails are literally served as flavored ice pops or with unexpected spice mixes (
www.whatshot.in). For example, popular drinks include the “Honey and Mint” (with cumin, pepper, vodka, citrus) and a vodka-based “Blueberry” cocktail with black pepper (
www.whatshot.in). They also make craft-infused spirits and clever twists on classics. In short, expect Instagram-worthy, hand-crafted drinks that align with Foxtrot’s playful vibe.
Are live music or open-mic nights held here?
Foxtrot focuses mainly on DJ and electronic music events. It doesn’t regularly run open-mic sessions like a coffeehouse, but it has hosted live band shows on occasion (e.g., music festivals or special concerts). Any acoustic or band night would be advertised by the venue. Generally, plan for a DJ-driven night; if you want live band music, check ahead or look for festival events that use the Foxtrot space.
How can I keep updated on events at Foxtrot?
Keep an eye on social media pages for “Foxtrot Koramangala” or the promoter collectives like Raw Live or Subtitles, as they often post gig news. Sign up for newsletters of local fanzines (e.g. Wild City or Boxout.fm) that cover Bangalore nightlife. Also, follow local event calendars (Ra.co lists some shows, and sites like GigHub archive past events (
gighub.club)). Because Foxtrot does not heavily brand its own page, word of mouth and club newsletters are key. Finally, many events are ticketed via known platforms – searches on those sites for “Foxtrot” can reveal upcoming bookings.
Is there an age restriction for entry?
Yes, most Foxtrot nightlife events require patrons to be at least 18 years old, as per standard club policy (
ra.co). This will be enforced with ID checks. On rare family-friendly or acoustic afternoons, there might be events geared to younger groups, but these are less common. Typically assume 18+ unless an event explicitly allows younger guests.
What are the smoking rules at Foxtrot?
Smoking (including e-cigarettes) is not allowed inside the indoor areas, per Indian law for restaurants and clubs. There may be a designated smoking area outside or on a balcony/patio, but if not obvious, ask the staff. Expect that smoking is allowed only outdoors, and never on the main dance floor or restaurant floor.
Is there late-night food available after shows?
The kitchen usually serves until around 11–11:30 PM, even on event nights (
www.whatshot.in). After that, only the bar remains open, so late-night snacks (burgers, fries, etc.) might be available in a limited liquor pub menu. If you plan to eat, order before the kitchen closes or as soon as you arrive. For very late crowds (past midnight), people typically rely on nearby street food (Koramangala has 24-hour pizza or biryani outlets on main roads) or hotel room service.
