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Onyx Nightclub

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8 Maude St, Sandown, Sandton, 2146, South Africa

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Johannesburg’s nightlife has been reinvented with Sandton’s most exclusive experience re opening in the heart of this bustling business district and we cannot wait for you to join. A world class luxury space, Onyx is recreating our best nights out. Adding a much needed fresh dynamic to the Jozi nightlife, Onyx is the perfect space to enjoy, explore and experience all that this city has to offer. We ensure there is nothing quite like our new Gem.

One-part lounge, one-part nightclub, both parts stylish and exclusive, Onyx is designed with your celebration and social needs in mind. From the finest drinks to the most beautiful people this is the place to see and be seen.

Onyx is focused on creating the most exclusive and luxury experience in town. Rub shoulders with South Africa’s who’s who while listening to some of the countries top Dj’s as well as progressive entertainment.

Our guests are promised an unforgettable experience in this glam, new chic space.

Onyx is raising our expectations and we promise you will not be disappointed.
One look around this high-end, luxury space and you know you are in the new social haven where this cities most beautiful movers and shakers come to let their hair down.

A world class gem found in a world class city.

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8 Maude St, Sandown, Sandton, 2146, South Africa

Reviews (3)

2.0 out of 5.0

Food 0.0

Value 1.0

Service 2.0

Ambience 3.0

Saiyeshin G. Dined: 2 months ago
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Food 0.0

Value 1.0

Service 2.0

Ambience 3.0

Reviewed on: Fri 20 Jan 23
We booked the Ace Room,tried calling beforehand to find out minimum spend but got no answer from every number we tried,when we got there,we were told and asked our budget.the waitress was meant to cater to our table all night but lost interest after we purchased a bottle of Ciroc which we didn’t even finish due to her attitude towards us,we spent R3,200 altogether,went somewhere else due to how poorly we were treated,wouldn’t recommend unless you want slot of attention for spending loads of money!!!

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Monday CLOSED
Tuesday CLOSED
Wednesday CLOSED
Thursday 21h00 - 06h00
Friday 21h00 - 06h00
Saturday 21h00 - 06h00
Sunday 21h00 - 06h00

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