Bambi, London Fields, E8

David Walton left this review about Bambi

Visited 08/04/26. Visited previously 21/03/24.

No cask. Keg here were taps dispensing their own branded pilsner and pale ale (no info other than it is Worcestershire brewed). A cider and the classy Noam by bottle.

Ostensibly a wine bar and a restaurant. Glass fronted with some seating out the front on benches and regular tables. Inside it has a concrete floor with the bar counter immediately to the left of the entrance and so on the front of the left-hand wall. There are a few stools to sit at the front side of the bar counter. There is a drinking ledge to the right of the entrance and along the right-hand wall to the end of the bar counter level served by tall unbacked stools. The restaurant resides in the middle and rear part of the venue with regular tables and chairs laid for diners. This is where the action was on my early evening visit. High ceilings with industrial ducting, no screens, and a funky soundtrack. Shelving housed a large vinyl collection as you would expect in this neck of the woods.

On 12^th April 2026 - rating: 4
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