Jumbi - (Near , South East)

4 /5 Key Manning: DONT BELIEVE THE HYPE… but kind of do. This place has been all over my feed, probably yours too. A bar and restaurant with a live DJ, teaming up with a jerk chicken kitchen, makes for a really fun night. It’s far from polished in terms of decor, but it’s gorgeous. They’ve nailed the look. The wall of vinyl is a visual highlight and ties the space together. Food’s decent but the menu’s quite niche, likely down to a small kitchen. The taco-style flatbread was a standout: super spicy. The West Indian version of halloumi with honey was also excellent & still thinking about it. The rest was fine, nothing special. Cocktails were a mixed bag. The rum and raisin espresso martini was brilliant; their old fashioned, not so much, bad glass, poor presentation, and overpriced for what it was. Staff were friendly and cool but service was slow, especially for ordering another drink. And only one dessert on the menu? Odd choice.

5 /5 Karina OFlynn: Such a sensational spot. The food was absolutely divine, honestly such incredible flavours. The drinks were creative and so tasty. Highly recommend the ginger beer shandy. The vibes later in the evening were also immaculate and became a really buzzing spot for a real mix of music. There were two rooms which had different vibes of music and an outside area. The entry for later at night was £7 pp

5 /5 Gary Shane: I went here yesterday with my wife. It was a place I always wanted to go to, because they do an infusion of dishes which is Jamaican & Turkish, called Jurkish. I must say, I was not disappointed. We tired most things on the menu and we enjoyed them all. The standout dishes for me were the Plantain Falafel and Saltfish Badadez Kofte. We also had some delicious cocktails.

5 /5 Naomi: The Sunday Roast is so gooood! Chicken and Lamb both delicious. Their signature cocktails also 10/10. The place also looks really nice. Forgot to take a picture of the food and drinks.