Bruno

Big selection of wines. The staffs are friendly and super helpful, which made the experience lovely. We opted for orange wines with little knowledge. The staffs kindly (and not obnoxiously) explained to us and allowed us to try the wines first which was super helpful!

Lovely, friendly staff and a charming spot in Victoria Park Village. Great atmosphere. The wine selection is top notch. For the price, I expected something a little more substantial than a single bite-sized pastry barely larger than a 50p coin. Small plates shouldn’t mean microscopic, and the rotisserie chicken was ok, tasted no better than a standard Waitrose one. For what you’re paying, it’s hard to justify the portion size or quality. Go for the wine and ambience, not the food.

26th June 2025. Just had an amazing meal. The chicken was so tender and tasty. The potatoes were great, in fact the whole meal was superb. Staff member Emma so helpful. We couldn’t finish the chicken, so Emma had it wrapped in silver foil, see photo, a great touch. Definitely going again.

Cute and cosy wine bar with rotating chef collaborations. Really loved the chilled red wine that I tried!

A vibey local wine bar that I recently went to, for drinks and then went back again for the food. Very cool wine list, a lot of more unusual wines you don’t see everywhere but amazing for those who enjoy discovering new things. The kitchen residency changes every so often, but the current chefs have a lot of fresh flavours and portions are decent. Inside and outside seating, so pretty safe for the inclement summer weather.

My new favourite wine bar in London - superb curated selection of natural wines. Gorgeous neighbourhood, unpretentious vibe, knowledgeable staff, and the most exciting guest chef menus!! Wonderful all around.

I was greeted by Scout on a lovely Friday evening. She knew what I wanted without me having to ask and before I knew it I was sitting eating a fresh chicken cooked by Lucy & Flow from Flock. It was so juicy and marvellous, something you don’t easily find in London, especially at its affordable price of £19 and made with love. Emma and George were also present and they kept me entertained with the history of their huge and varied wine selection. Beware, the service is good you will be tempted to tip them your month’s salary!

We visited for some food and a couple of glasses of wine but were disappointed to find only five wines by the glass, each priced at over £10 for a small pour. The food was underwhelming, particularly the pretzels, which were dry and just stuffed with the filling - this was overpriced too! The service was inattentive and lacked warmth. With so many great wine bars in London, I’m in no hurry to return.