Three Eight Four

I really do like this place. Friendly staff, great ambience and you can sit at the bar.
Disappointingly small martini though. The glass is literally not even half way full!

Very trendy little bar in Brixton!
Came here for dinner on a Friday evening, it was super busy but luckily we were able to make a table reservation ahead of time. The bar/​restaurant area is quite small and loud– but it had a great atmosphere so I didn’t mind too much.
To eat, we enjoyed the charcuterie board, sticky ribs, the ceviche and an order of the rosemary bread. Each had a very unique and original presentation– the Chinese style sticky ribs came in a cute Chinese take-​out box and the ceviche came served on table tennis bats! The food was really tasty and reasonably priced.
The cocktails were also very creative– I enjoyed the ‘Kamm and Tings’ whilst my husband ordered the ‘Chimmicherry Flip’. Both were very good and I enjoyed the way each cocktail was presented differently.
Overall we had a lovely evening at three eight four and would definitely return. Next time I’d like to snag a seat at the bar to watch the bartenders getting creative with the cocktails!

Let us talk about buttered garlic shrimp and pear salad and brisket and courgette fritters. Add watermelon margaritas, immense ice balls in exotic drinks like apricot sazerac — all in a décor and design that manages flowered wall paper cozy and exposed brick edgy on a rainy day in Brixton.
Beautiful service to see and to experience. They were nice to little old ladies coming in out of the rain.

Won’t go here again. The place stinks of damp and my belongings including an iPad got wet with toilet water after they’d had a leak. The cocktails are bizarre, what was supposed to be margerita turned up in a tall glass full of chillies. To say the manager was rude would be an understatement, she even had the audacity to try and charge us for the cocktails after we’d got soaked with wee water.

My friends and I ducked in here for a quick drink after eating at Franco Manca in Brixton Market. It’s a very hip place with beautiful décor. It felt a little bit like somewhere that might exist in Brooklyn.
I’m still a little under the weather so I got some mint tea for 3 pounds that came it its own teapot with a cute mini glass tumbler. My friends got various fancy cocktails that were very artfully crafted.
I want to come back again because they have various small plates that looked really good. One of the small plates was American Candy Bars, which I found very intriguing.
It was pretty crowded for a Wednesday night because it’s very hip, but we were able to get a table. I’ll be back!