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19-23 Bethnal Green Road
Shoreditch
London, E1 6LA
Famed West London institution Beach Blanket Babylon has launched a sister venue in Shoreditch. It occupies an old imposi...

Reviews for Beach Blanket Babylon - Shoreditch

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    Beach Blanket Babylon - Shoreditch
    19-23 Bethnal Green Road London E1 6LA uk
    13th September 2008
    place to be
    Current
    if you are up for a big glamorous night, with lots of "beautiful" people around you, the best coctails in town and of course a wallet for of money, try it out and you won't regret it. I happen to know one of the manager's who has invited me several times. I was surprised-there isn't really a dress code-went there with my jeans, just after work if you go early and the girls at the door are really friendly....careful because it can get too busy and sweaty in the weekends...
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    Beach Blanket Babylon - Shoreditch
    19-23 Bethnal Green Road London E1 6LA uk
    30th November 2007
    Second opus
    Current
    BBB has open a new venue in East London. The new restaurant was freshly open when we tried it, and that could be seen. The staff was stressed, a bit lost, and the service was not on par with the level of expectations set by the first restaurant. But, hey, that's always like that when you start a new business, everyone has to find its marks.

    The food was good, which is the most important, although I would have appreciated some more exotic combinations. Again, will this evolve when they will reach their cruise speed? The restaurant is nice, and was already crowded. A fireplace on the one side, a massive searchlight on the other. There is not the exuberant and gaudi-inspired style, but the large single space is decorated in a design-friendly way. I heard one server say that they are planning to open a gallery on the top floor. That would be great, especially in the arty mindset of the neighborhood. Bricklane is after all only a few streets away. The basement has been turned into a lounge which seemed nice. And the funny enough, the toilets are very well decorated with some row wood, and limestones.

    Overall, it would deserve a second try in a few months to set a definitive opinion on this restaurant. The prices are OK, slightly expensive, but that was to be expected from a restaurant branded BBB, wasn't it?