The Blues Kitchen - Brixton

What can I see. Been a customer at blues (all of them) for over 8y, all the time I receive the best service. Bruno at the bar tonight was amazing. Offered me great drinks. He advised me the new Burger with brisket in. Astonishing. Beef patty was juicy, brisket tender, bun soft, the correct amount of sauce and some crisp elements. Perfect. No parts were too dry! About the chicken wings. I keep saying they are the best in london ! Atmosphere/vibes top as usual. Everyone smiling and willing to help.

Food = Incredible Service = Unbelievably incredible ( big ups to David) Atmosphere = Incredible Honestly, who needs a Sunday roast when you have blues kitchen bottomless wings with David and Lara! They both really looked after us and made our day out even more enjoyable! Couldn't recommend this place more

I wanted to experience a bit of Brixton and stopped in for a local IPA a bourbon and a burger. This place has charm for days and is a really cool space to hang with friends whilst enjoying a beer and tasty food and an extensive whiskey menu. I had a Blantons Gold with my dish. There are Cajon dishes, fried chicken, cornbreads and plenty of subtle atmosphere. On weekends and most nights they jam some live music to complete your night. My bar staff were both cool and welcoming and when in London again I'll be certain to return.

I visited here with my friends during the Bank Holiday weekend in August. The overall atmosphere of the place was fantastic, breathing life into soul, jazz, and rnb music with their live bands and DJ sets. The venue is split into two floors, one having the live music and the other being a much more chill environment. It's air-conditioned, which is great in such packed spaces. I cannot comment on the food here as I came for the live music, but I look forward to testing it out in the future. The toilets did leave something to be desired, but as it was a busy venue, there were no surprises there. I did struggle with the pricing but nothing out of the ordinary for London. In addition, during our visit, one of my friends was quite intoxicated (it happens to the best of us), and the staff were lovely at handling it. They approached some of the more sober friends and asked us if our friend could leave. They were not pushy or aggressive and handled it with amazing courtesy and politeness, which is something I cannot say for other establishments. Overall, it was a great experience and will be returning in the future!

First experience at eating in this local establishment. The place was absolutely buzzing, stunning interior for restaurant. Moving to the food. We had Popcorn squid which was amazing, not soggy, light and flavourful, the buffalo chicken wings to die for! Our cocktails beautifully prepared. Love the look of the staff, which helps. We had the Double cheeseburger and Eib of pork which melts in your mouth. Will definitely go back for more.

First time trying blues kitchen I’ve heard a lot about it and honestly, it did not disappoint! Upon entry you could smell the sweetest, smokiest bbq 😍😍😍 My top recommendations: Cheeseburger spring rolls Cornbread Bbq rib with the salad (the salad is AMAZING !) Music was good, drinks could be stronger service was pretty slow and we had to call out for attention and even go up to them a couple times. Overall I would recommend this place and I would definitely go back

I went to see Acantha Lang here, and she was excellent. I can't say anything about the food because I only had a drink here. However, the venue looks pretty cool, with the paintings of famous jazz/blues performers on the walls (not quite sure why Elvis is up there, though). The drink I had was really expensive - £6.10 for a 330ml can of cider.