La Camionera

my first time at la camionera was so beautiful! We went at 4:30pm or so on a friday and easily found a lovely spot in the garden, it got a little busier later so probably best to go early ish especially on weekends. I tried most of the happy hour cocktails which were yummy delicious and a lovely vermut and the bread with manchego and membrillo AND THEY HAD MAHOU!! Q VIVA MADRIDD :-) All the staff were so kind and let me have extra olives in my drinks when i asked nicely :) I am so grateful... my only complaints are that they had run out of tortilla when i went NOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!! and that east london is way too far from my house. otherwise perfect. if i lived in east london i would be playing L word in real life every day thanks to this beautiful bar. 🐬🌅👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩

I came here for the first time yesterday. I had such a lovely time and the staff were very friendly. The beautiful staff member wearing the angel halo and wings was extra lovely. She was going around checking everyone who went to the singles night was having a good time and comfortable. I’ll be back here

The vibes and aesthetic of this bar are absolutely gorgeous - it’s perfect for a spot to chill in the evening and the staff were so friendly! The drinks are relatively reasonably priced for London and they have a small selection of cocktails too! I came for the singles night and whilst i loved the atmosphere, it was too busy to really hear people and would’ve been much better if the speed dating was organised with sheets of paper with peoples names and number on or if people had name tags, as it was really difficult to hear what people were saying and catch a vibe within 3 minutes, as well as remembering 20 or so people’s names. As the night went on as well it just kept getting busier, so a lot of people didn’t manage to get a seat or get involved in the speed dating. However, it definitely felt like a very safe space though and am aiming to come back soon!

Amazing atmosphere, great music and lovely welcoming staff. This place felt like a comfortable community space and i love that they support artists.

It's nice to have a queer bar in central London, and the staff are definitely friendly. However, the venue was quite small and cramped, and there aren't great transport links. It's also overpriced for what it is (£15 on the door). If you're a POC, I wouldn't suggest it, as the venue doesn't feel inclusive. I even noticed people buying drinks in a nearby shop instead of at the bar. I'm glad I went, but I thought it was overhyped and won't be going back.