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The Pink Toothbrush — Night clubs in Rayleigh

The Pink Toothbrush

Night clubsRayleigh

3 out of 5 stars3.0(210 reviews)

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Quick info

+44 1268 770003
19-23 High St, Rayleigh SS6 7EW, United Kingdom

About The Pink Toothbrush

The Pink Toothbrush is a night club on High Street in Rayleigh. It operates on a walk-in basis, with no reservations needed to get through the door. As a nightclub, the venue is built around an evening and late-night format, drawing people out after dark rather than earlier in the day. Located at 19-23 High St, it sits within easy reach for anyone moving between the surrounding stretch of the street. Details on entertainment format, music policy, or specific nights are not listed here, but the core offering is straightforward, a High Street club open to walk-in guests.

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Reviews

3.0/5
210 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention aggressive bouncers, alternative music, £1 cloakroom and 90s afternoon event.

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Customer Review Summary

Praise goes to the music and the alternative crowd. Reviewers call it the best local night out for alternative music, with a strong atmosphere, a friendly crowd for a 90s afternoon event, and an alternative market. One notes the venue accommodates a mobility scooter, and another mentions the cloakroom as a good service, with a pound needed for it.

Featured reviews

  • Google user
    “Pink Toothbrush is an excellent venue, the staff there are all lovely and work extremely hard and should all be commended! Music there is always so good, and the security are always there. Make sure you bring a £1 for the cloakroom which is a good service. If you are thinking of going, do it!!!”
  • Google user
    “Mr SMS security guy, enjoys kicking out women on to the street in the middle of the night for barely there reasons. Place as gone town hill, truly lost the happy free loving vibe of an alternative club. Now it’s just a space for security male and female to go on an ego high.”
  • Google user
    “90s afternoon event was great. Accommodates for mobility scooter. Fantastic friendly crowd.”
  • Google user
    “Bouncer told me he kicks the boys out so he can talk to the girls after kicking me out. It was the weirdo wearing the hat and the snood and the weirdo in the beanie. Weird bouncers other than that it’s alr”
  • Google user
    “The venue itself has great music and a strong atmosphere, which makes this experience even more disappointing. I’ve been coming here since I was 18 and I’m now 28, so this isn’t a one-off visit or unfamiliarity with the venue. My issue is with the security, not the club. A few months ago I was refused entry due to a personal issue outside of the venue, not my behaviour. I later contacted management/ownership and was clearly told in writing that I was allowed back in and that the issue had been dealt with. Before returning this time (for a colleague’s leaving party), I emailed the venue in advance and contacted the manager/owner directly. I received confirmation that I was welcome and that there would be no issue. I attended sober to avoid any concerns. Despite this, I was refused entry again. The head doorman stated there were “serious allegations” against me but refused to explain what they were, which is deeply concerning. I showed written confirmation from ownership stating I was allowed entry, but this was ignored. I was also refused badge numbers when I asked for them. What makes this even more concerning is that some of the security staff involved appear to have prior personal connections to me outside of the venue, unrelated to my conduct as a customer. This raises serious concerns about conflicts of interest, misuse of authority, and a lack of impartiality. As someone who holds a personal licence and has worked in licensed venues, this situation was handled incorrectly. Being barred without explanation, contrary to written approval from ownership, and without transparency is not acceptable. It felt as though security were overriding management, which is worrying from a licensing and safeguarding perspective. I’ve since noticed multiple reviews raising similar concerns about the same security company, suggesting this may not be an isolated incident. It’s a real shame, as the venue itself is historic and well-liked. Unfortunately, until these security and management issues are properly addressed, I can’t recommend it.”

Hours

Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed

Good to know

  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair: entrance, restroom

Amenities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
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  • Wheelchair accessible restroom

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