Dinerama

Super nice vibe! We went there on a Friday evening after work. We really enjoyed the music and the variety of food and beverage „trucks“. Make sure to come in time to grab a seat at a table. The later you come the fuller it gets obviously. We had twice the steak with fries and once a greek wrap.

Ive come many a time here and love it even more so. Good vibe and energetic atmosphere. Though it can be a bit busy with limited space to move around. Who cares when the food is decent drinks are decent and you have a nice crowd around you! As you see chicken wings are my favourite here!

A lively place with a very eclectic choice of cuisines. The quality of the dishes are remarkable and the loveliness reminded me of street food areas of Delhi and Mumbai. Although expensive, the variety and the effort put into making the dishes definitely makes up for the price. Will visit again definitely..

Been here a couple of times: once with friends on a Saturday night and once with work for a Christmas party. Both times I was impressed by the food and the drink. Some great choices for food - I would recommend the following: yum bun, prawnography, pizza place, vegan taco place. There is also one small stall selling craft ales and they have great knowledge of different drinks! Lots of places to sit and enjoy your food and drink - I like this place!

Such a cool vibe for a Saturday night - all the foods is so yummy! Shout out to the dumpling at Yumplings. I would go as far as saying they are one of the best in London 😍 you doughnuts are also scrumptious! The Cajun fries with their amazing sauce are 👌 come here, get fat and drunk & leave happy!

Great spot for a group to eat can pick and choose what you want or as we did try everything! One of the best burgers in town and as the menu says no amendments are made, it was fit! Doughnuts where so moorish I stole a couple from my friends, fresh warm doughnuts taking you back to childhood, drizzles with salted caramel topped with homemade banana ice cream it's the stuff of foodie dreams. Always a fan and a huge crowd pleaser for none Londoner folks.

♿️⚠️ open entrance however it is quite crowded inside, unable to locate the disabled toilets. No seating, there was some upstairs however there was no lift to assistance to help you get up there. Came here on a Friday night, quite busy but expected on a Friday night. Three layout is quite similar to most pop-ups individual food stalls and bars all selling different types of food and drinks. The food and service was pretty decent, did selection was amazing. Ended up going with Mexican and some dumplings (they are amazing!) the Mexican was pretty decent too, actually find out half way though it was vegan! Tasted pretty decent for a vegan wrap!

Really cool place to try different food and have drinks. The food was pricy but not bad if sharing with more people. The bar upstairs was packed and a really fun atmosphere.

Most of the food markets are day time based but not this one. This doesn't open until 6 so it's great for after work. We made it here after 7 so we had to pay a 2 pound cover. Once inside, you'll notice the music and vibe is much younger and club like. It's crowded and loud but not unbearable. I'll be honest, the place is fun but two of the food stalls were mediocre at best. Don't get the halloumi fries and don't get the loaded nachos. Do get the buffalo wings. I also really enjoyed the gin bar. There's an upstairs area with more seating and bars but you can choose to hang out downstairs and eat on top of an oil drum. For an outdoor space, the staff really keeps it clean. They're constantly picking up garbage and mopping up spills. You can even order via your mobile device and a waitress will bring your drinks to the designated area. This is a great after hour watering hole and I can definitely see a good time with a bunch of friends.

This is a great spot offering a wide range of food options in Shoreditch. I was here on a Wednesday and it was packed with people...between burgers, dumplings and pizza (among others!), you're sure to find something that calls to you. I went for "White Men Can't Jerk", which offered really good jerk chicken. I hadn't had it in a while so it was nice to taste those incredible flavors again. They provided a decent portion and I definitely left satisfied. It was nice to walk around the different areas of Dinerama and I was able to find a spot that wasn't as busy as everywhere else. Entry is free on Wednesday nights so take advantage of it.

Its my 2nd time here (once pre-fire) weirdly I remembered bigger and more open but I might be wrong. Anyhow, it's still fun! I tried the pork and fish tacos and they were nice. Not the best Ive had but decent. I also had the buffalo chips from the chicken wings place and they were delish! Cocktails are also nice, they do a very respectable mojito. Its a nice catch up with friends hangout!

The concept of street food markets appeal to my indecisive and gluttonous nature and Dinerama is one of my choice spots in East London. It's perfect for grazing on perfectly turned out foodie titbits and some killer cocktails. Admittedly, drinking at all of the Street Feast iterations can be a tad costly, but it's the food and the environs that you get in return for a marked up beer. Decked out with plenty of seating running down the central area downstairs- plus there's plenty more tables upstairs. These are better for those who don't relish the unrelenting temptation posed by staring down the barrel of a gun- that is, being surrounded by the vendors and engulfed in the aromas, action and the continuous stream of people sauntering by with a 'look at the size of my pizza' smugness. You will be forever hungry if you sit downstairs. The crowds are always media types from the local area mixed with the most intrepid tourists- it gets extremely packed and queues are inevitable everywhere after 7pm on a Friday or Saturday night. I recently visited on a sunny Sunday afternoon and it was both relaxed and uncrowded, which made for a pleasant few drinks with friends. The selection of vendors is good- perhaps not as good as Dalston Yard, in my opinion- but I can't fault Breddo's tacos and Yum Bun ever (available at both locations) and I really love Birdbox, the chicken-centric brethren of Smokestak. The birdbox meal is always a guaranteed pleaser, coming with a beautifully moist and generous portion of Baja chicken with golden dripping roasties and a kick of heat. Last visit, I tried Farang- Thai street food purveyors whose crispy noodle salmon salad is legendary- and opted for the fish balls with a side of roti and pickles. Three large fish balls were fried to perfection, each one a crispy cherry bomb of explosive Thai flavour. They were seriously good, with lovely fish flavours seeping through and crumbly interior and that sneaking heat that you get with balanced Thai cuisine. Swimming in a sweet chili sauce, they were moreish and surprisingly satisfying. The Farang curries also each looked like an appetising plate- including the chicken marinated in green thai paste and served on a bed of steamed jasmine rice. There was also a peach massaman curry that I sampled eagerly and it had a sweet, mellow heat that was fantastic. Dinerama is a venue that will always live up to culinary expectations and is a perfect way to kick-start a night out or the weekend. On a warm evening, you can't do any better than a great laidback environment, food flying out and a series of bars to cater to your every need. Needless to say, it's always a struggle to leave.

Dinerama is changing the street food game. And I am into it. I looooove street food but it can be annoying having to push through the crowds, line up for what feels like hours, only to have to stand next to some bins because there's no other places to eat. But Dinerama seems to have solved all those problems, and more! Dinerama is an indoor heated space with about 10 different delicious food and drink vendors. There's loads of space to move around and plenty of tables and chairs. We ordered the chicken and pork bao, duck foie gras burger, fried scallops, beef poutine, mojo chicken wings, and doughnuts and ice cream for dessert. So basically from nearly every store hoho. Some things definitely stood out more than others i.e.The duck fois gras burger - everyone needs to try this RIGHT NOW! But some where disappointingly average I.e. The chicken wings which just tasted like sweet and sour chicken. There were no lines and always somewhere to sit or lean on. And the cocktails were huge (in beer sized plastic cups) so we didn't have to top up as often. Way to go Dinerama! You are killing it.

You can never know quite what to expect in a place like Shoreditch aside expect the unexpected. SOO when I heard news of a similar boxpark-esque street food hub, I was raring to go! Shoreditch to me is like an urban abandoned jungle which has been given a new leash of life from shoreditchians (totally made that word up but hoping it'll start a trend!). From this I learnt that even the most unattractive of buildings can be beautiful masterpieces. You therefore learn to embrace all forms, shapes and sizes. This is what I came across from the entry point of Dinerama, a mish mash architectural building resembling something like a large shed. It felt a lot like the Harry Potter's Weasley's house (in my mind). Very makeshift but done lovingly so. What I particularly love about street food is that you're not limited to eating at one establishment. For someone who eats alot, this was the perfect place to cram in as much food as possible and eat it in one sitting. At the forefront, Dinerama looks like a disused scrapyard with a tiny entrance which could've easily been overlooked. Dotted around are bonfire garbage cans similar to what homeless people use. In a way, it added to the shabbyness of it, which is arty for some, but trashy for others. Excuse the pun *cough cough*. However don't let the cover of the book deceive you as with all things Shoreditch, the people, the community transforms it into a loving welcoming home. Sitting opposite the Dinerama entrance lies a building with two train carriages nestled at the top. #onlyinshoreditch The staff standing outside welcomed us warmly (something which I struggled to find in London so it was a pleasant surprise to receive such friendly service). Dinerama was actually much bigger than it looked and bustling as well, especially for a Thursday evening! Imagine what Friday might bring! Any thoughts of Boxpark being better than Dinerama were soon dashed out the window as we entered a large hall with food stalls lining two sides. Honestly words don't do this place justice as the ambience was fantastic, the food was marvellous with plenty of choices. At first I thought the bars lined one side and the food, the other but I was wrong as I was told upstairs... yes there is an upstairs... housed a bar pub like area with plenty of cushy seating areas. It just felt so surreal as I can never imagine Boxpark being this grand. I also know that as a tip, you can gauge how good an establishment is by checking out their loos and in Boxpark there aren't any loos but in Dinerama ... Wow! The loos were plentiful and they had working sinks! I had actually expected portable loo style bogs but I was pleasantly surprised. I just felt Dinerama really caters for their customers and I felt cared for. Downstairs with the food stalls, there were plenty of benches and seating areas too and when it came to being weather proof, Dinerama wins hands down, as the food hall is an indoor structure with glass ceilings. I only managed to try the Yum Bun pork buns and chicken (Probably the best things I've ever tried) and the doughnut ice cream (honeycomb ice cream with salted caramel and doughnuts). I wish my stomach was bigger because I would really like to tackle more choices :D I love street food and this has officially made it to the top of my list!!

Great spot for late evening munchies and drinks in the heart of shoreditch. It's only opened on Thursday-Friday so it gets packed with city workers and hipsters in shoreditch. There's a lot of street food to choose from so a word of advice-don't order it all in one shop! My favourite was the foiegras burger from Duck N Roll with it's succulent beef patty and foiegras that melts in your mouth, it's divine! The yum bun was a popular shop too; the pork is soft and juicy but it's quite filling so don't go crazy with it. The 'you doughnut' shop was a delight, they make the dough from scratch there and fry it fresh. I tried the cinnamon doughnut with honeycomb ice cream and caramel sauce, amazing. Definitely want to go back to this buzzing place to try more!

I'm often weary of places that seemingly offer everything, and while Dinerama is without question a fantastic spot to drink and eat away an afternoon and evening regardless of culinary preference, I simply didn't find that they executed anything in a way that was better than anything else you can find among the infinitely competitive London dining scene. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? Dinerama is seemingly always crowded so long as the weather holds up, and during my visit on a warm and sunny Saturday early evening it was packed shoulder to shoulder. Even so, each establishment deals with their lines in short order, so I didn't have to wait more than ten minutes for a dish. Of note is that they charge seven pounds after 1900, and that can result in a huge line just to get in. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? Prices are affordable all around at Dinerama, and my Fried Chicken bun was four pounds - a good deal considering the size of the bun. Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? My Fried Chicken bun was just okay, and after sampling a slider, a donut, and some pizza, I came to the conclusion that everything was just okay. That's not a bad thing - variety is the spice of life, but I wouldn't expect to be blown away. The fried chicken in my bun was mostly just fried breading, and the actual bao fell apart the second I picked it up. The flavor was there but buried under mounds of lettuce and mayo. Single Star Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Jack of all trades master of none. I can't say I would. No Star Granted.

Had a fabulous time there with a friend and newly made friend. Found out about it via a flyer that I just happened to be handed by some dude. I'm so glad that I took it as it was fabulous. We got there just before 7pm, so no cover charge or queue (when I left there was a huge one). It's not too far from Shoreditch High Street, so easy to access. Lots of different food options to make everyone happy (we went with duck - LUSH) and a few bar options as well (we really enjoyed the rum bar...perhaps a bit too much). Definitely a place to make many people happy, though very, very, very crowded, so tough to find a place to sit or even stand at times. A few of the stands accept credit cards, and the alcohol stands will give back cash, but it's best if you bring some money to start with (especially for the food stands).

Awesome awesome awesome weekend vibes. I could go on and on but you have to take my word for it. There is an array of brilliant street food from across London all housed under one roof with great bars, a young vibes with great music. Smokestak and Breddo's Tacos are my two all time favs. Oh and slider bar. But just consistently brilliant times to be had every time I have been. It's a great atmosphere and turn up before 7pm to get in for free (£3 after). Plenty of happy hour bars on the roads nearby too for pre-Dinerama drinks too! I took a bunch of yelpers who has never been and we all enjoyed ourselves. Go with a group of friends, explore, eat and have a good time!

Such great food and vibe. I felt like a ridiculous international hipster, which I didn't think was something I'd even enjoy feeling like. An international crowd of fun drunk people eating good food and chatting away!

I love the concept of a "food hall" environment, where street food/food trucks can sell together indoors, especially during the cold winter months. Dinerama has a great atmosphere, with communal seating in the middle and bars and food vendors surrounding it. You can choose what you want to eat. Unfortunately, the food vendors only accept cash, but if you're running low you can get cash back at the bars. Make sure to check out yum bun and you doughnut!

Dinerama is a covered industrial space with about 6 or 7 food stalls and some drinks stalls. Each stall offers a different cuisine so you shouldn't struggle for choice. The layout is good, there's communal tables, barrels to lean upon and plenty of toilets! Plus an outdoor spot for smoking. Food-wise, we tried the duck burger and the lamb, both were good, the lamb overpriced for the portion. Also tried scallops and cauliflower cheese, salmon tartare in prawn crackers and fried prawns in Mayo. Aside from the prawns drowning in a super spicy mayo, flavours were fine, well conceived but a touch pricey. Then again, maybe I just expected more/better. The doughnuts were good! Overall, this is a poor replacement for Dalston's Street Feast, definitely not worth travelling across London, nor the £3 entry charge after 7pm. But if you work nearby, it's worth a stop.

Super busy, fun outdoor food and drinks with cool music befitting of the trendy location. I've been to other Street Feasts in Elephant & Castle and Limehouse, and I preferred this one by far. The layout is compact so all the different cuisine is easily accessible. It just felt more buzzing too. We stayed downstairs, and it got chilly, so my advice is to layer up. (Or drink more.) We tried and failed to persuade our group to move upstairs to the far cosier bar. Food-wise, get the beef pontine - it's five-star street food. Juicy, flavourful beef over chips. What's not to love? The donuts were also cracking, available with salted caramel or peanut chocolate sauce. As others mentioned, get there as early as you can - the queue gets longer and longer post 7.30pm.

**drinks and being there only** Dinerama is Oh so very Shorditch...! We were looking for the Box Park and I had bookmarked this from the fearless leaders feed (always a source of inspiration). When I saw it I exclaimed "Oh I know this!" I felt good as my 20 year old son had never heard of it. I like this Dinerama. It was thirty degrees and possibly the last hot day of summer and the place was stoked. There is a downstairs bit with two main drinks areas (both do beers but one also had a bent on cocktails). There were also tons of food stalls-the sizzling smell of burning meat was pretty intoxicating. Sadly we had just eaten so couldn't partake. There is also a terrace of sorts running upstairs. It reminded me a little of a set from a production of West Side story-all rickety rails and iron staircasing-very industrial and with lots of character. We got two cans of Camden Ale (a round £10-ouch!) and sat upstairs watching the hipsters. A really great place to come and relax and frankly spend a whole day should you wish. Tip-there is a small bar upstairs that it much less busy than those downstairs.

I decided to check out Dinerama with some friends on a recent visit to London. This is a really great option for a casual night with a group if the weather is nice. There is a good amount of seating, the atmosphere is casual, there are tons of options for food so everyone can have something different, and it wasn't too difficult to get a drink. I had a slider at BOB's lobster that was delicious. For the price of the slider, it wasn't a lot but it was lobster after all. The taste was great though! There is a good amount of food booths here with a lot of variety so you could make many trips without frequenting the same establishments. We grabbed a table and spent several hours there socializing and having drinks. It's a really great spot for day drinking that may or may not go into the evening. I'd love to go back again soon!

What more could you want on a sunny Thursday evening? A plethora of street food stalls, cocktails and beer galore and a beautiful open roof bar with a stunning view of Shoreditch? Well Dinerama's got it! Dinerama, like the other Street Feast sites, is rustic with cool vibes and coooool decor but also that bit plusher - with a beautiful wine bar (Winerama) up the top with the best view over the rest of Dinerama, the Zephyr Lounge with balcony views, open spaces and comfy leather sofas and the Bamboo Hut perfect for booking out for small private functions. They also have a large indoor bar (Dick's Magic T-bar) that is heated keeping you dry on those typical English summer days and serves the infamous toffee vodka shots (a must try!). Basically you can stay below in the "food pit" gorging yourself on food or come up to the light, bright bars and get your drink on (or do both?!). There are also a few bars downstairs - The Big Bar (serving Big Cocktails at a whopping £10 each along with a £20 cocktail in a watermelon) and German Sex Dungeon (serving crafts cans - watch out for the dildos hanging from the ceiling!). On to the food! With over 10 food vendors there is plenty of choice for everyone and some of the street food staples have set up shop - Smokestak, YumBun and Breddos Tacos. Others include BBQ lab (chicken wings), BirdBox (rotisserie chicken) and Cheeky Italian. I can highly recommend Smokestak and Breddos (their 3 tacos for £9 is a must) but still need to work my way round other stalls including Cheeky Italian, Fundi Pizza and You Doughnut (Hot doughnut bites, with ice cream and sauce - mmmm). Once you have grabbed your nosh from which ever place you fancy there are long communal tables in the middle to meet up, pop yourself down and gobble up your food before moving on to the next drink or food stall. Dinerama is open from on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 5pm until late. Entry is free before 7pm and £3 after that so make sure you get there early and stay late!

How much you like this place, is very much dependent when you go there: a nice summer evening, with a group of friends, when it's busy, but not too busy - perfect. Sitting outside, eating very nice, but not very cheap "street food", in your own in the cold/wind/rain ...is kind of pointless - there are many places local who do as good food, same price ...and they have walls/doors and table service

I loved the vibe of this place. It was buzzing when I went and generally the food was great. The only thing I think that prevents it from being five stars is that there weren't that much choice in vendors. I've heard that there were more in Dalston Yard and after seeing the list on the website I was excited to eat some things, only to find out they were not around. But still, it's a nice place to chill out and have a few drinks and snacks. Too bad it's only around till this weekend.

Favorite vendor: Chicken wings! They won some awards for best chicken wings in London. Space: vendors around and chairs/tables in the middle for people to hangout. There are also more seatings upstairs. The bathroom is quite big as well. Fee: 3 Pounds to get in after 7pm. This is quite surprising because there are plenty of food places in London where you don't need a cover to get in. It's quiet before 7pm and it gets really busy later on with young people including friends, couples, coworkers, etc. Tip: No cash? No worries, most vendors take credit card!

Visited on a Thursday evening and the place was quite buzzing. Music. Food drinks. What more could you ask for? Try the buns from yum buns and the tacos from Breddos tacos. Absolutely delicious. Would go back for the tacos for sure.

It's looks like a cool spot from the outside, situated in the downtown London area, with a variety of places to eat within the complex. It's an outdoor warehouse which is great on hot summer nights where London doesn't seem to have any AC- what's up with that?!- I bought a pork bun, but ended up eating only the white bun, as the meat and sauce were super salty. There are a few bars, and food vendors inside as well. Overall, I was unimpressed. Everyone is drunk and can't seem to handle their alcohol. I was going to give them 4 stars, but standing outside waiting for an Uber, these drunks are ridiculous.

This place offers something for everyone. A venue for a summer day. Lots of food stall options and a selsction of seated areas. Great for groups. Try to arrive early to avoid the queue and if you avoid the entrance fee.

Arguably one of my favorite places on this planet! That's a bold statement but I'm a huge fan of this place! We don't have pop ups like this is America so this is something totally rad and unique and they do a job well done with the cocktails and the food selection. I personally love the pizza station and the wing lab. Yes, this place is a bit overpriced and it sucks that they charge cover after a certain time but really you're paying for the experience. Love the shipping container vibe and the casual atmosphere as well. Definitely a great shout for a casual evening on a thursday or Friday. I recommend getting there early before the crowds appear so you can enjoy the different food spots and grab a pint or cocktail before the lines get crazy.

Love it! The best of a food market (more to choose from) and the comfort of a restaurant or a cafe (seated dine). It can be expensive, £3 to enter after 7pm and no main for less than £6. Yet the place is boosting your happy mood, and the party feeling is all around you!

Loved this place! There are fires all around to stay toasty as winter weather starts to roll in, or you can get seated upstairs in a heated dystopian looking lodge with a delicious mug of mulled wine! The street eats here has a huge range of foods and you'll find something for everyone. It's £3 to enter and it's worth it! (If you're thinking about Tokyo Nights / Night Tales, skip that and go here instead - trust me!)

Went with a couple of friends as we were keen to try something new. To be honest it wasn't the easiest place to find as I hadn't been there before and it's a bit hidden. The place wasn't packed but I think it's only just opened but had a good atmosphere. Also had good music, great selection of food and drinks and nice decor. Not sure if I'd go back but we did enjoy our evening there.

Soooo much fun! Wished we got here before 7pm to avoid the cover costs but none the less we had lots of fun. The food and drinks are not cheap here but the atmosphere makes up for it. We nabbed a table upstairs and after 2 bottles of wine headed downstairs for some food. The music was great and crowd was super fun. Had some pizza and sliders (both were good)

Best street food in London!!! Free before 7, so many food truck stalls, and bars. Great atmosphere, you meet people like yourselves who love food, enjoy socialising etc. The food on offer is fab too. BBQ labs wings are off the hook. Birdbox bajan chicken rotisserie is mouth watering good, succulent, juicy, falls off instantly and those dripping roast potatoes are too good. Eat as much as you like for less than a sit down meal at a fancy gaff!! Winner winner for me! Great for dates, with mates, on a night out. The best thing is they close at midnight too!!!

Super boozy drinks paired with small exceptional tasty bites and killer throwback jams make this a must for anyone needing a good time.

Amazing food. Amazing atmosphere. Just tried the amazing Yum Bun & Pork Poutine. Stomach is stuffed and very content.

I really want to give this 5 stars but I just can't! I can't honestly even give it 4 stars... The atmosphere is awesome. That gets 5 stars. The concept is also awesome. Another 5 star item. The execution is almost awesome. It could do with a roof for when it rains but both times I've been there (yesterday for dinner and today for lunch) it's been really nice and sunny so no complaint from me. It just wouldn't be an option in the rain. So how come it drops 2 stars? Mainly because it's supposed to be street food, so I kind of expect to pay street prices. Instead you get quite small portions for anything between £5-10 a pop. In other words, proper restaurant prices. Some of the food is great and some is mediocre. I fully intend to try as many things here as I can, despite what I think of the pricing, because I would rather my money goes to these vendors than to Pret or Itsu... Ok so why isn't it at least 4 stars, you may be wondering? Simple. £5 for a small can of beer. The atmosphere is also ever so slightly spoiled by the presence of bouncers and security guards. Honestly, do they think people are going to start squatting here or something? Anyway, despite the 3 stars it's definitely worth a visit! If enough of the places turn out to be great I'll up my rating to 4 stars but the prices need to come down a bit for it to get 5...

This place is great. Awesome variety of food. The drinks could be better, but hey it works for me. Came here for after work Christmas drinks and it was definitely a hit. Yum Bun is a must try here!

What a weekend it was. I loved every moment of it. The environment of this restaurant is absolutely brilliant. The atmosphere was exactly how I imagined it would be and the food? So good. Definitely coming back.

Think of Dinerama as a hipster farmer's market social. It's multiple levels of outdoor covered stalls. Each level offers it's own selection of eateries and bars. There's something for everyone to enjoy. I didn't see any DJs, but there was different music on both floors. It doesn't feel right paying for admission, but it is what it is.

One of the highlights of my recent visit to London over Christmas, as a foodie I HEART foodie events! From the same folks behind Street Feast, they've set up this ongoing event in Shoreditch. Upon entering through iron doors, the space covers a two-storey site which feels more like a shipyard with all the stacked containers. There are over a dozen food stalls, ranging from pizzas, BBQs, burgers with an Indian twist, to kimchi tacos. I ventured to Baba G's for their Bhaji Tower lamb burger, along with a side of Masala fries.... food adventure in my mouth! Never had this combo of flavors with burgers and chips ever crossed my mind. Directly across, wash the burger down with the beers on tap at the bar or wine upstairs. I hope this event will be around later this year!

Loved this place, there's nothing like it in Ireland so that's probably why. I don't understand though why this place is pay at the door and pop brixton is free in - there's a lot more going on in pop brixon. However, it was only £3 in so that being said it won't exactly break the bank. Food stalls should be kept open later - after a few drinks everyone wants food and I was unfortunate enough to go looking for food and be told that all the food stalls had stopped serving! All the food looked amazing so to not have been able to try any was very annoying!

Cool vibes and quite central, this Street Feast food arena was the revelation of the summer. Less options than Dalston, but still worth it, especially for the views of Shoreditch.

I've been a big fan of the Street Feast events for a while now and I have to say that this one was probably the most disappointing. Venue wise it is pretty good, especially when the sun is shining although the top deck does get very busy so make sure you get there early to grab a good spot. Getting around downstairs gets a little tricky when it fills up and the people hanging around the bar area make getting served a bit of a challenge sometimes. For me however the thing that lets it down the most was the food vendor selection. There's definitely less choice than usual and the traders that are there don't seem to be of the usual standard. Breddo's Tacos was something I'd been looking forward to for a long time but ended up being a huge disappointment. The only saving grace was Chuck Burger and I'd definitely like to try their new chicken burger. In future I think I'll just stick to Street Feast in Dalston

See, I love Street Feast. I love the food, love the feeling - so naturally I had high expectations with Dinerama. Went there on a Saturday evening, and sadly I got there after 7pm so had to pay £3 to get in. It was much smaller than I expected (about half the size of Street Feast), and the offering wasn't as varied. However, I did like the 1st floor bars and the "chalet" feel to one of them that served pretty awesome Mulled Cider. But all in all? Not necessarily worth your time, there are better places in the area.

It's a good event, but you do leave with the slight feeling that you've not ended up with that good a deal. Street food is a great thing, small entrepreneurs testing out the waters and being able to get their wares to people with a much lower outlay of capital than the renting of premises and outfitting a kitchen and dining room. And I'm not knocking the food itself, the 3 dishes we tried were really good, Yum Bun coming through with their wonderful hirata style buns (better than BAO in my opinion). And the fresh calamari were good (although quickly turned cold in the breeze). The Poutine was... not poutine... Really good sweet potato fries and gravy, but just wasn't Poutine without cheese curds. But that's not the problem. The venue is good, and crowded and busy but things flow, food doesn't take too long, and the bar is quite quick moving. A lot of effort has been put into keeping the areas free of rubbish and making sure that each vendor has a decent space to operate out of. The food is reasonably/slightly unreasonably priced and the portions aren't really geared for ordering more than 2 dishes per person, each being a dish (Except for Bao which sells by the bun). But it is good so you don't mind stuffing your face. What is a bit galling though is the price of alcohol. It's there that you can really see where they are making their money... 1 evening there amount to about £40 including the entrance fee, not breaking the bank but on my way home I did wonder exactly where all of my money went...

I think the ambiance is great, and so are the selections. What is terrible are the prices. E.g. £4 for 3 small dumplings is a ridiculous price even for London. The staff at the front could be a bit more friendly. They were a bit rude and more keen on collecting the entrance fee than trying to be welcoming.

I am a MASSIVE fan of street feast. Obviously I love the Dalson one the most, but when my friends told me that Dinerama offered a German Sex Dungeon, I was sold. Though I was disappointed that there were so few decorations in the dungeon and slightly disturbed by the iconography I enjoyed the drinks. I had my first mulled wine of the season in the Alpine bar, toasting my tush by the stove after having sat out in the cold for a little too long. All the stalls were reasonably priced and it was fairly bustling though not too busy (at least in my opinion) the doughnut stall was very generous with their chocolate sauce. Of all the street food venues I have been to this has the nicest toilets.

Easily the best chicken wings by far, and ribs of magnificence. But if you go for one thing go for the chicken wings! Steamed buns are quite divine too, and be sure to wash it down with a tipple from German sex dungeon..

If you're a fan of food-truck mentality (which I am), it's a great place to go and have a pint with your friends and try out some of the food. There aren't any literal food trucks, but the concept is quite similar with little bars and stands through the industrial building. Plus you're always dry and warm, which is not an unnecessary luxury here in London.

Continuing to transform derelict spaces into eating experiences and blur the lines between restaurants and street food, Street Feast bring us Dinerama. A giant outdoor diner/food market that sits somewhere between fine dining and a music festival. At Shoreditch Yard, it's the perfect (although pretty hidden) location for city boys and hipsters alike, though you'll see more of the latter. The better news is that unlike other Street Feasts, Dinerama is open midweek, and at lunch. So not only can you grab delectable dinner and drinks at the weekend, you can ditch your al desko work lunch for some al fresco fun. With two levels, six bars and 15 street food vendors, you'll be spoilt for choice, and if you don't know where to start, Yum Bun (especially for veggies) or Smokestak won't disappoint. The split-levels and separate areas mean there's more chance of nabbing a seat or a good sunspot to perch in, but be prepared for queues (there's a customer capacity of 1000). There's no doubting this is big. Big for our bellies. And big for London's street food scene.

Outstanding truck food options (from soft steamed buns, to gourmet poutine and exquisite tacos), great beers, awesome cocktails and chill vibe ... This place is a must see if you're around Shoreditch Highstreet!

We went on a hot sunny Saturday and it was buzzing! Amazing vibe! Love rum so the rum tiki bar was much welcome! The Buffalo Wings bar was awesome with some awesome flavours and I love chicken wings! Then some Keralan grilled seafood which was so rich in flavour - still making my mouth water! Great music and perfect outdoor venue!

I need to tell you how good the chicken wings from bbq lab are. I didn't think I liked chicken wings, cos there isn't enough meat on them to justify the fiddliness and sticky fingers, but these changed my mind. The buffalo wings with blue cheese sauce are just incredible. I don't know how they make them taste that good. I get them every time I go which is fairly often cos Dinerama is lots of fun and has a great selection of vendors. The only thing is it takes a while for them to prepare your wings.

I love Dinerama; the food is great, the drink prices are what you'd expect at a London bar and the staff are so lovely. The toffee vodka shots are amazing - I would definitely recommend!! We normally stay until it closes and even though its not really for dancing, we usually manage to get everyone dancing with us!