Jumbi
Caribbean restaurant · Peckham ·
Hi-fi music bar with Afro-Caribbean food, rum punch, disco ball
Hi-fi music bar with Afro-Caribbean food, rum punch, disco ball
"In Peckham, there’s a great listening bar I love called Jumbi." - Andrew Young
"Come evening Jumbi’s glowing orb lights give everything a red tinge, the space fills up, a disco ball twirls, and the well-thumbed records in the DJ booth begin to see some action. It’s a laid-back night, with chats happening over the music and groups spilling outside into the concrete courtyard. Jerkish sends out comforting plates of Trini doubles and other Caribbean dishes from the kitchen of this Peckham spot, and the rum punches always hit." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, sinead cranna
"Jumbi is a cool, slightly secret spot in Peckham that’s open until 2am on weekends. It’s hidden away on an industrial estate behind heavy warehouse doors and come evening, groups spill out into a concrete courtyard that’s more of a scene than any club smoking area. But inside—with its glowing orb lights that give everything a red tinge, twirling disco ball, well-thumbed records, and comforting Trini doubles—is where this Afro-Caribbean spot really comes to life." - rianne shlebak, jake missing, sinead cranna, daisy meager, heidi lauth beasley
"Jumbi is a cool, slightly secret Peckham spot hidden on an industrial estate behind warehouse doors—a neon red sign is the only indicator you’re in the right place. Come evening, the glowing orb lights give everything a red tinge, the space fills up, a disco ball twirls, and the well-thumbed records in the DJ booth begin to see some action. And for a little dance? There’s no place sexier." - rianne shlebak, heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, sinead cranna
"Jumbi is a cool, slightly secret hi-fi music bar in Peckham and is open until 4am on New Year’s Eve. It’s hidden away on an industrial estate behind heavy warehouse doors and come evening, groups spill out into a concrete courtyard that’s a total scene. But inside—with its glowing orb lights, twirling disco ball, well-thumbed records, and comforting Trini doubles—is where this Afro-Caribbean spot really comes to life. There’ll be three dance spaces on NYE, plus a secret line-up of DJs." - sinead cranna, rianne shlebak