supperclub.tube - dining on a tube train - (Near , South East)

5 /5 Th33j4y: This is clearly a tube not to be missed. The setting and ambience are great. It was really interesting listening to the Chef explaining her background and how her Cuisine came to be. The meal was delightful and subtly spicy. Service was friendly and sufficiently present, while letting you have a peaceful meal. We were four and we all really enjoyed it. Thank you!

5 /5 Brendan Cox: Really great experience, fun and interesting. It’s in the middle of nowhere which is a shame but it is easy to get to on the Victoria line. There was a cute cat there, and they let us take some pictures in the driver’s cabin. Food was tasty, and the vibes among other ‘passengers’ was cool.

4 /5 Selina Zhang: Great experience, we thoroughly enjoyed. You are dining inside an old Victoria line tube carriage, with a South American inspired tasting menu. I was glad the food was actually good and not gimmicky based on the setting. The chef comes out to explain the food concept for the evening, and there’s further notes for each course which is nice. The food was really nice, we enjoyed all the courses. The seating is either on the big sharing table, or your own table for 2/3 people. The 2/3 person tables are first come first served, most of these are on actual old tube seats, but there’s a couple are just normal tables in the door area. The service is okay, they are friendly but it’s hard to catch them to order more drinks etc as often they are all busy serving everyone’s food. We actually ended up paying for an extra drink which never arrived due to this patchy drinks service (forgot to double check the bill until we got home). Would be good to have one person dedicated on taking peoples drinks orders and serving them as this felt a bit chaotic. The location is quite far if you’re not local. It’s a 20 minute walk from the closest tube stations, and there’s not much around to do.

5 /5 Mike Collins: A decommissioned tube train, excellent food and lovely people - what more could you want? Firstly, the setting: a tune train from the 1960s ex-Victoria Line train, complete with original adverts, but fitted out with tables between the original seats, for 2-4 people and a long table for groups. Secondly, the food: South-American-themed and absolutely great in taste and presentation, accompanied by some good South American wines. Chef Bea gave an introduction to both the venue and the cuisine. Thirdly, the people: everyone seemed friendly and chatty, ready to talk about the food amd the setting. Not your everyday experience, but a superb special meal.

5 /5 Marta Lejmanowicz: Yesterday we had the opportunity to have a dinner in a great place. Completely different from the other restaurants, although full of surprises. It is a very cosy place, where we felt well taken care of by the staff. The service was excellent and the staff were very friendly. The food was absolutely delicious, every detail was refined to perfection. We had a wonderful dining experience. Highly recommended to everyone!