Roof East

Hired the Dugout area for my 50th - and had an amazing time. It was a roaring success! The venue is superb - and the staff are just brilliant. Seriously, everybody is super nice - and super accommodating to my many requests. The golf was really fun...and having our own bar was a lovely touch. Food options were many and varied - and there was plenty of choice for all palates. Would highly recommend this for a summer party - or even just as a random afternoon or a night out. Top job everyone! x

Great location and a fab atmosphere, especially in the sun. Nathan was amazing and was very attentive to our groups needs. Will definitely be back.

Had a fun time pairing some archery (arrows with suction cups rather than “proper arrows”), some mini golf and some drinks and food. The archery was fun, with the sticky arrows being surprisingly good. The mini golf is quick to race through with holes all able to completed in the maximum of 8 shots. It was busy on arrival at 19:00, but on a hot Tuesday night it was quite quiet by the time we ate at 20:30.

Had a fantastic evening at Roof East! The views over Stratford are stunning, and the food and drink options are top-notch. A special shoutout to JOANNA and MISHA at the bar – they were absolutely lovely, super friendly, and made sure our night ended on a high note, even getting us our last drinks just in time. Perfect spot for evening parties or group hangouts. Highly recommend!

I've been to Roof East before but I'd definitely say Destiny & Nathan made our experience that much better. Absolutely amazing games host! Definitely recommend for a cute date

Great place to go to on a warm day. We booked the golf but missed our slot but the staff were super flexible. Lift to go up to the roof looks very dodgy but the roof itself is amazing! Warning they search bags and get you to empty bottles of water

Now this is a cool place to visit with some great games to play. Tried slug it and crazy golf. Both were a laugh and the staff were amazing... really friendly and helpful! Beer was OK and food was on the average side tbh. But as its the first day of opening I'll let them off a bit. Will be great to visit when it's warm as everything is outdoors!

I had a great time here with my girls, there’s more than bar so you never have to worry about long waits, the food vendors are varied and the games are pretty fun, especially archery! We had great service by the bar staff and the general Manager Robert who made sure our visit was fun filled. Will definitely be back!

This is an adult playground. At the moment, it's all about winter sports: outside, along with other games, you can play curling. When you go into the bar, you find a range of delicious winter cocktails and decor from cool Running. We had an excellent time there last Saturday. As a bonus, it wasn't too busy so it didn't feel crammed and the toilets were surprisingly clean!

Roof East is a real surprise, I'd seen it advertised last year but I thought how good can an open top bar on top of a grotty Stratford shopping centre multi-story car park be? Well the answer is pretty damn good, they've got a couple of bars with beer about £5 a pint plus wine cocktails and all that, but you've also got crazy golf, a cinema, basketball and amazing views of Stratford and the city... If you want to see Stratford in a different light you can't do much better than visiting this roof top bar

This a really cool spot to watch a movie. As the name would suggest, it's on the top a building and the view is a panorama of the mall and the new condo buildings. Pretty interesting. The screen and speakers were solid, you had no trouble seeing or hearing anything and the chairs were pretty comfy. Very importantly that have everyone a blanket, which was very much needed, even on a summer evening. It's London after all. There were several bars and stands serving food, with my only complaint is that you could bring your bottle of wine to your seat. They had to dump the contents until big plastic cups, which does ruin the effect somewhat. Overall tho it was a really fun night!

very entertaining place, there are a lot of activities to choose from. Good pick for a date.

The first rule about Roof top film club is you don't talk.... ...No just kidding. It's a beautiful summer evening and thanks to @lovepopupslondon I'm on a car park rooftop close to Westfield Stratford, sipping a beer, popping pop corn and watching a film I haven't seen for years; 28 days later. I've heard a lot about rooftop cinema, but my guilty secret is that this is my first one. #rooftopfilmclub screens a selection of classic films across London and I'm checking this old classic out. It's just as good, if not better than I remember it. I have to say I rather enjoyed it. Not only the film, but it was nice being outside for once, and the setting really framed the film. Headphones meant that you weren't disturbed, and were submerged in sound, which is much better than a mainstream cinema where there is always someone who feels they need to run commentary or rustle sweet wrappers at that key moment. Deck chairs meant everyone had a comfy seat and fluffy blankets were provided to ward off any chills. Wrapped up, all snuggled up and comfortable is my new way of watching films I've decided. However I don't expect Odeon have blankies just yet! At £15 a pop I also think it's quite reasonable. You usually pay a similar price at mainstream cinema's and honestly this is a far more relaxed experience. The cinema itself is also located in rooftop east, which has various pop up bars and eateries - as well as roller skating and other activities; so you can make a nice evening out of it. Highly recommended for a great night out... however I can't help but wonder what would happen if it rained!

If you'd like a fun night out with an overpriced non selection of beer, then this is the place for you! Birdies Crazy golf is a spot of fun, with 9 holes and groups of up to 4, if you come with more you can follow around together, but there is a little pressure from the group behind you. Short Sticks for kids and long sticks for tall people. Drinks are served between 'lukewarm' and 'bathwater' temperature and asking the list of what is in stock is quicker than the out of stock. Plenty of seating in benched and stools and table spaces for eating. The upside is the amazing view. Not many places can you see. : Olympic park, the city AND canary wharf in one photo shot, can you?

This super cool venue is located on the top of a car park, which is a thing these days, I'm told and wow what a spot this is! They have crazy golf, some decent food options and enough booze to keep you warm all night. I actually went for a 7up mojito drink which at £3 was a little pricey, but oh so fresh and a perfect summer drink. Movie wise, the screening is a good size and they have decent sound, so you don't have to strain to hear. The seating is deckchairs, which are deceiving comfy especially when you're wrapped in the black fluffy blanket, which you receive on the way in... Awwww such a romantic spot... People this is the place you have to go for a date. Too cute. Finally, the toilets are in a bright pink truck, and are unisex.. So you really can't miss them. They actually aren't bad considering the outside ones you get usually. Kudos.

Roof East is quirky and a good use of slightly disused space in the increasingly gentrified and rebuilt land if Stratford. We went for a friend's birthday in that crossover time of late summer/early autumn. It was rather chilly, and we all noted that some strategically placed heat lamps wouldn't go amiss in this space as it's wide open and has no wind breaks. Cash only. An important point to note! (There are cash machines in the shopping centre below). Drinks are pricey, but not terribly so. The space overall is interesting with convertible cars turned into planters, a small garden of potted fruit trees, & a cool shipping container hydroponic garden display. Rooftop cinema hosts film nights on one section on certain summer evenings. There are various games tables also, but it's largely still an open carpark roof. Staff are friendly and the seating that's available is nice. A fun place to check out in nice weather if you're going to be in Stratford, but not really worth a special trip.

The East London rendition of Rooftop Film Club is located in one of Stratford's lesser known gems, Roof East. Perched on top of the Stratford City Shopping Centre- now dwarfed by the Westfield behemoth and mostly occupied by discount grocery stores and market stalls- it's not much crowed about. Those locals in the know smugly exchange glances as they hop on the lift towards the cloistered oasis. Aside from the cinema, Birdie's Crazy Golf is good for a round of fun and ample sitting space is available. There's a well-stocked cocktail bar and RockaDollar Dogs- juicy pimped beasts purveyed by a former Hawksmoor chef- are on offer. The space is kitted out with various decorative touches including abandoned cars transformed into gnarly urban gardens and a variety of fauna throughout. The cinema is situated at the far end of Roof East, comprising rows of deck chairs and a semi-permanent screen. There's a small box office on hand, where popcorn, sweets and drinks are sold and attendees are offered cosy blankets for the inevitable temperature drop. The space is perfect- aside from the occasional din of sirens, but this is East London- and the seats are surprisingly comfy for a two hour stint. Shows start around 8:45pm and seating is on a first come, first served basis, so it's advised to arrive early to secure your place. Food is not technically permitted inside (although we managed contraband treats on our visit), but hot dogs from RockaDollar Dogs are permitted, as are alcoholic beverages from the bar. There's lots of space and our show wasn't too busy, meaning that viewers could space themselves out and cuddle up as the sun set over Stratford. Tickets aren't cheap, however, costing £15 each- giving that this doesn't include any extras such as popcorn, I wouldn't necessary be happy to pay £30 for a pair of tickets unless it was a film that I wouldn't necessary see elsewhere for a fraction of the price. But the schedule- which is available online- is varied, so you never know what will tickle your fancy.

Roof East is a delightful multi-purpose roof bar in an unassuming location on top of the Stratford Centre's multi-storey car park. On emerging from the scruffy elevator and parking levels you enter into a magical urban playground for adults. Featuring several bars / food stalls, a 9-hole mini golf course and an outdoor cinema, there's plenty to do to while away an evening. You can either book in advance for the golf course or turn up and play, and while it's not cheap (and there is a maximum number of shots allowed per hole during busy times), it's a good fun evening out. The bars serve delicious cocktails or pints, although you can expect to pay a premium for the fun location. The rooftop is adorned with stringed lights, deck chairs and flora-filled vintage cars to accompany excellent views of the City. We visited twice early in the summer and Roof East was relatively quiet - hopefully more punters found it during recent months, as it would be great to visit again next year!

Great space on top of Stratford shopping center. There is a mini golf, pingpong, a roof top cinema, a bar and a couple of places to eat. It is generally not very busy so great place to grab a nice seat and relax with a drink. I would improve the vegetarian offering though. View at night is really beautiful with the Orbit not far.

Great little bar right next to Stratford station. Ideal for the summer months and for winter I see that they will have a curling lane and karaoke huts! To access the bar you need to go through the shopping center and up in the lift to the top floor. I visited a few weeks ago and thought it was a great space. They have everything you need, a bar, hotdog stand, crazy golf and a rooftop cinema! I was surprised at how big it is. I went along on a Thursday evening and it was really busy, especially for the time of year. They have a selection of drinks and if you tweet that you are at the bar you can also get a cocktail for £4, which isn't too shabby. There are plenty of props around the place, like old cars, which I loved and the views are great. I thought the crazy golf was a bit pricey at £9.50 as it's only a little course, but I guess it is the novelty of it. There is plenty of space for large groups which is unusual for a rooftop, so handy if you come with a bunch of friends. I can't wait to check out the winter entertainment!