Neverland London

Not worth the £30 entrance fee. Nice concept but place was lacking atmosphere, as it was very quiet for a Saturday afternoon and the soft furnishings a bit on the tired side . Staff were friendly enough, pizza was really good and well priced £14 , but the drinks expensive and charged £3 for a half pint of soda water. service charge was also added even though we ordered through the app /QR code and the indoor games were charged at £5 per head … would have expected all these additional charges to have all been included in the £30 entrance fee. Wouldn’t recommend regrettably

Quirky venue right out in Wandsworth, a nice concept and clearly much loved, this all being said I believe it’s due to close on Sept 21st. My main criticism is the prices and the fact that despite having an allergen filter on food, they either don’t worry about allergens (where you might) or the app is broken. So much food that could/should be gluten free, but use the filter and it shows you can eat absolutely nothing. So word to the wise if vising with an allergy eat before you go!

Cannot give this venue enough praise on every level!!! 🤩 Staff were welcoming and helpful. Food was delicious and the fizz was free flowing, both were on the bottomless for 90 minutes deal!! 👌🏻 We rented a beach hut on Friday evening, luckily the sun was shining!! ☀️ The pizza was gorgeous, and there was a choice of three. Prosecco was regularly topped up 🥂 Overall a really fun and well organised event!! Hope to revisit at some point soon 🙏🏻🙏🏻 xx

We went to Neverland for a birthday brunch. It’s an Instagram friendly spot but average experience overall. The place was completely empty (assuming because it was almost end of summer). We ordered the Pimms Jug for drinks. It hardly any Pimms in it but just sugar. We were sugar high by the afternoon rather than being drunk. For food, we ordered Margherita pizza, spring rolls, nachos, halloumi fries, veggie tacos, and a chicken pizza. All were pretty average, nothing spectacular. The best dish would be the pizza. Overall, it was an average experience. Go for the photos and good vibes but can be skipped.

Entertaining Beach themed venue. our friend had booked a beach hut, ideal for catching up with friends and be able to converse while watching fellow guests posing, dancing to easy lounge music. A lot of insta perfect props and you can't bit feeling the sand in your shoes. Attentive staff. Good cocktails, tasty food. Yes, big ticks.

I visited Tomorrowland and was immediately impressed by the amazing atmosphere. The variety of games available made it a fun and immersive experience. However, I was disappointed by the quality of the food, as it did not meet my expectations. Additionally, I found the prices of drinks to be expensive. Overall, Tomorrowland offers a vibrant and lively environment with plenty to enjoy, but improvements could be made in the food quality and pricing of drinks.

I visited here for the Winterland Alpine themed bar, we had reserved seating which cost about £8 per person. The food menu is quite basic with some winter themed dishes. I had the Goats cheese pizza, chips, Arancini and Prosecco Rose. The atmosphere was great, very lively and music played included current hits and some festive classics.

We went here to celebrate a friend’s birthday over brunch. The place was very pretty with cute booths and huts. We sat outside since the weather was great. Food was decent and service was good. Loved the spring rolls. Great place for taking photos!