Oh HELLO new local! What a find, what a night. Having heard about Wunderlust, I have been meaning…read moreto visit for some time and look behold it is right round the corner from me! I reserved an area for 40 people for the boyfriends birthday and couldn't have been happier with how the evening went. They reserved us a huge area which spanned both inside and outside the mismatch building. The first thing you notice is obviously the big red bus that you can actually dine upon. The next it's quirky greenhouse-esq. interior and then you can head out into their back garden area that has tables, a raised greenhouse area and plenty of available seating. They have a cocktail happy hour from 5 till 8 where cocktails are just £5 and they're pretty damn strong cocktails! And they also serve some fantastic street food. I opted for the wunderburger and it was god damn wunderful! Perfectly cooked juicy patty, topped with cheese, bacon and all the trimmings. Just wunderful! The only negative I have is that once they started getting busier the wait for drinks was rather extensive due to all the cocktail making so I'd just recommend a few more staff on those busy nights. Other than that I had the perfect evening and my boyfriend enjoyed his birthday immensely. Fantastic venue and another Deptford hidden gem!

Came here for a eventbrite event called 'One Sweet Social' with a friend yesterday night it was…read moreonly £3 a ticket and you get free ben and jerry's ice-cream with new flavour concoctions, frozen cheesecake and cocktails. It was about the social groups and charity groups in and around the Lewisham area and how us the community can help! There was also live music from artists in and around Lewisham and they all had a similar message and that was that we as a community, are all one and that we should work together to keep the area we live in a happy place. This was a good event and they should have more of these events around london. I didnt stay long (about an hour and a half) as i had work the next day but i would have stayed much longer! The venue itself, Wunderlust is quite a quirky place it has a huge red bus situated at the entrance and sells german hotdogs (hence the name!) Its decorated pretty with fairy lights and is like a little hidden den as it has like pathways which lead to different rooms and areas.. would recommend checking it out of your in the area..

Service sucked. All staff on there personal phones not paying attention. Food was ok but way…read moreoverpriced. Skip this one and go somewhere else.

Great piano music, and amazing food!! The kids burger should…read morebe on the menu. It's so good. The lamb better.

Awesome place. Caught our eye while walking by and stopped in. Bonus - it was happy hour and 2…read moreFor 1 drinks. Had a few cocktails while enjoying the ambiance. Spent about $27 for 4 drinks. Definitely a price performer!!

Fantastic fine right next to the London Bridge and Monument. No food but the cocktails are amazing…read more Amazing ambience in a deep basic. Super chill, relaxing and super positive vibes. Highly recommend for people to come by for happy hour.

A great spot with an amazing view. Clarks behind the bar was engaging and professionalread more

Absolutely a must visit when in London. The vibe is excellent & the views of the city are…read moreunmatched. Don't miss out on this experience.

I had a really nice dinner here last night. The staff were friendly and the food tasted fresh! I'd…read moredefinitely come back again.

Late November, weekday lunch ends up being a nice time to go here... because my family and I were…read morethe only ones there. Or anywhere near Greenwich, it turns out. But the weather was comfortably cool and dry-ish, the view cloudy but still fantastic, and the food excellent. I had the venison, apple, and leek sausages... this being near the end of our trip, I wanted to keep it traditional. Plus I'm pretty sure you just can't find this stateside; crisp exterior, full-on savory interior, atop a hearty waxy potato mash. Very simple, very good; no regrets. No regrets on the treacle tart either, which to be honest I wasn't sure exactly _what_ it was, but realized one bite in that it's a whole lot of golden syrup. Which isn't something I can't really find at home either, and is probably one of my favorite flavors in sweet food. I liked it so much, I swore to figure out how to make one when I got back (which I will do, as soon as we're through all the Christmas cookies.) It's not that far a walk down the Thames, but definitely worth it.

The best espresso martini. Great drink menu with fantastic presentations. All the appetizers were…read morespot on.

Nice spot to grab lunch when visiting the London area. Servers are friendly. Korean fried chicken…read moresandwich was delish. They use thigh meat and it's very tasty. Colleague had the beef dip which he enjoyed as well.

INC Bar has been closed for about 5yrs and last night I went to the re-opening…read more I was actually looking forward to this because INC used to be one of my regular haunts way back when - stumbling distance to my door and on-point cocktails (hence the stumble factor). I was told it went through a refurb so was keen to see the new look. Hmm... As I entered the sliding glass doors with my mate, I was happy to see people downstairs with a proper coatcheck this time around. We ascended quickly and to my surprise, I found the main bar/dance area was exactly the same. Hmm... My friend wanted a drink but I said let's have a look around first at the other bars. INC has a raised bar/seating area above the main room. Another bar to the left rear and a small chillout/lounge opposite that. So, we went to the back bar and to my surprise (again) this room was virtually unchanged. New wall decor in the way of rock/pop singers and their records adorned the space. The furniture was evidently from Greenwich Market. I live locally and know the wares. Hmm... I started getting the feeling like I was having deja vu or some retro flashback to five years ago. Not a good thing. We got a drink and went across to the small lounge to enjoy the fireplace. I forgot to mention it was very cold throughout the building including this room with the only working fire. I did hear some people near the bar talking about turning the heating on because others were mentioning the chill factor. So, looking around the lounge area, again, nothing had changed and there was still a scratch in the wallpaper from five years ago that I noticed. Also one of the sofas had a mismatched seat cover. Now, this alone would have set me off to the door but we decided to have our watered down drinks and stay a while and see how the relaunch panned out. While in the lounge, 4 others came in and decided to make it THEIR private space. How you ask? Well, they moved the stools to surround the fireplace - despite the fact that my friend & I were still in there - so they'd have the warmth all to themselves. This also created a barrier preventing us from exiting the room because of how they arrange the furniture to suit THEIR needs. Coincidentally, a 'manager' popped his head in & I mused to my friend if he would tell them the room is for everyone and they're blocking the entrance. WELL, he didn't. His only comment to them was, 'Don't try to light anything in the fireplace like cigarettes or marshmallows' all while my friend and I remained trapped to the left of the room in plain view. We decided to leave...much to the annoyance the other patrons who then had to relocate the furniture again. We went back to the other bar opposite and chatted over the watered down drinks we had and I observed more TOWIE & Derek Branning wannabe's filling the place. As we listened to the music, I realised these were the same songs that I'd heard in here 5yrs ago - on a loop. YES, even the music was frozen in time! I'd had enough but my friend remained optimistic and said let's check out the main bar and dance area before we go. I obliged and we sang/danced to Madonna's, Into the Groove and a few other oldies. I drew the line at the Weather Girls and we both decided it was time to leave this time warp! I don't mind retro or even that deja vu feeling - if it's taking me back to something good but INC Bar's relaunch didn't even get off the pad for me. A £5 entry fee on a launch night without even a canape or welcome drink!! I'm hoping my review gets someone over there to sort this place pronto. I so want my Greenwich cocktail bar back.

I really don't like this bar. Yeah ,so it was designed by Lawrence lewellyn bowen (you'll find him…read moreflouncing about outside sometimes) but it's just not very Greenwichy. It's one of the only clubs in Greenwich, so you get a crowd of people who are so drunk but all the pubs are shut. The music is shocking and to be honest, the staff, punters and bouncers are often rude. Really not worth your make-up.

The hotel has fantastic customer service, and this restaurant and bar truly excels. As a solo…read moretraveler I appreciate that their staff engages with the customer in a welcoming manner, and offers their recommendations. Per their name, there's a huge selection of gin, as well as a very good selection of beer, wine and other spirits. I enjoyed the Slow Cooked Beef Sandwich and the Chicken Char Sui. And I will probably try some of the other options before I leave.

Great bar at the Marriott West India Quay near Canary Wharf. Staff is incredibly friendly and…read morewelcoming. And the drinks quite good. Outstanding selection of gins.

This is the cutest bar ever!! I can't remember the specifics on pricing, but we booked a group of 4…read morethrough a third party (design my night) and each of us had to pay a kind of pricey ticket. I wanna say it was around $40 usd. But this included bottomless cocktails! The cocktails were served in tea kettles. It also included endless pick n mix and popcorn. There was a bachelorette party going on while we were there but otherwise it was kind of a quiet night. We enjoyed the music, the decor, and the aesthetic of everything. The kitschy decorations and vibe of the whole place is why I gave it 5 stars! I've never been to a bar like this before; it was so unique.

Fun cocktails and crazy decor, with a wide assortment of knickknacks and randomness like high…read moreschool trophies, old records, sombreros, Christmas decorations and other oddities. Drinks are priced from about 7 quid and up. Fun pop music spanning the decades. My only gripe is just one toilet :/

Oh you know, one of those hidden gems that no one seems to know about, no big deal. JUST KIDDING IT…read moreIS A BIG DEAL. We were able to make reservations, which made me happy. And that meant we got to sit in this tiny tucked away little corner archway for just us 4 peeps and it was totally awesome. The cocktails were lovely and I really enjoyed our time here. Such a funky place. The cherry on top was the owner speaking to us after. It's really refreshing to have the actual owner come talk to you and show interest in how you heard of the place and how you Found (ha!) it. He was lovely, and so were the cocktails, and so was Found.

This place must be new right or is it that hidden that no one FOUND it?…read more The bar staff are really cool and funny also happy for us to keep a tab going. The smell of fresh paint, with it's a lovely warm atmosphere, magnolia walls, dark wood, candles on each table and lots of cocktails to choose from makes it a great after work or pre-party venue. I got the cocktail which was the first on the menu and it was called Frothy Lady (I think). Very sweet and hardly tasted the alcohol. The espresso cocktail tasted great too but couldn't taste the alcohol. So it got me wondering if they were being stingy or were they just really good. The jalapeño pretzels were really nice and the olives had too much lemon on them for my liking but I was hungry so ate them all anyway. It's next to The Book Club and a short walk from Old Street so if you're around give it a try!