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#65 of 101 Event venues in London #117 of 276 Bars in London

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.41

10.5 km from the center of London

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★69%
  • 4 ★16%
  • 3 ★5%
  • 2 ★3%
  • 1 ★7%
257 Hoe St, London E17 9PT, United Kingdom
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Rhythm Kitchen E17?
Rhythm Kitchen E17 is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 506 reviews.
How does Rhythm Kitchen E17 rank in London?
Rhythm Kitchen E17 is #65 of 101 Event venues in London by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Rhythm Kitchen E17 located?
257 Hoe St, London E17 9PT, United Kingdom — 10.5 km from the center of London.
How can I contact Rhythm Kitchen E17?
Phone: +44 20 8520 6112 · Website: rhythmkitchen.co
Lioness_90
I ordered the plantain lasagne I thought it would be made out of the yellow one but it’s made with the green so the taste was average. The salad was nice and fresh but the roti wasn’t buttery and flaky it was dry it’s not something I would order again.
D D
Loved this place. Food was authentic and tasty. Good portions and free shots for everyone. You can take your food away and your free rum punch. Great atmosphere and the staff were on point! Shout out to Lexi !!!
Angel Bellot
The macaroni cheese had the hardness of a biscuit.

The plantain wasn’t ripe enough to be cooked.

The curry goat gravy had clearly been thickened with flour, because you could actually feel the grains of the flour in your mouth.

The oxtail had no gravy, just oil! Look at the pics, one is a container that I have not opened, and the other is the oil I skimmed off the container I did open!!!

The containers of rice were not as full as they should have been…there is no way that I should be able to shake the rice and peas around the container like that…

While I was there, the owner came in and, in passing, asked me if everything was Ok. I politely said “No, did you hear what happened to the macaroni cheese?” His response was, “No, I don’t know what happened”…and then he left! This is your business, so go back there into the kitchen part of Rhythm Kitchen and find out! People’s satisfaction with your food is how you get paid, and also how you get repeat business.

I always give credit where credit is due, and so I have to, in good conscience, say when something is just not good…and this was it! The only thing in the shop that was worthy of anything was Angela, who was fabulous when dealing with the macaroni cheese that I had to return.

I don’t want anyone that is not from the Caribbean to taste this food and think that this is a good example of what we can cook.
Dates and Tastes
Rhythm Kitchen in Walthamstow was an absolute blast! We got invited there, and it was an amazing ride of flavours and good times.

First up, we dug into the Plantain Fritters and Coconut Peppered Prawns. Yeah, the prawns were a bit messy, but who cares when they taste that good? We couldn't get enough of those spicy, coconut-infused prawns. They were seriously on point.

Now, let's talk mains. We had the Braised Oxtail with rice and peas and some coleslaw, and let me warn you, it was hot! But damn, it was tasty. The oxtail was falling-off-the-bone tender, and the flavours were intense. And hold on tight, 'cause the Jerk Lamb Chops came in swinging. They were full-on jerk-flavoured perfection, with jerk chips and fried plantain to match. That combo was straight-up addictive.

Of course, we needed some drinks to cool down the heat. The New Tropical Sizzler was a fruity explosion in a glass, and the Rum Runner hit the spot with its boozy goodness. They definitely added to the whole Caribbean vibe.

Overall, Rhythm Kitchen was a freaking blast. The food was mind-blowing, the drinks were top-notch, and the vibes were off the charts. We can't thank them enough for inviting us and giving us an unforgettable experience. If you're looking for a good time and some seriously tasty Caribbean eats, you gotta hit up Rhythm Kitchen in Walthamstow. Trust me, it's amazing!
marita keremezo
Have been hearing a lot of recommendation for this afternoon tea and was very excited.

Very warm welcome and lovely laid out tables. Had to wait a bit for the food but that’s ok as I prefer that to it being say on the side for a while.

The savoury treats were very tasty but felt all a bit oily.

The scones, cakes and dessert cups were nice but all very sweet.

The rum punch was delicious and the extra taster of coconut infused rum was delicious.

We had a nice afternoon but don’t feel that it lives up to my expectations following online reviews.
Kris Pap
The food was very poor, I had it as a take away but threw it away! The macaroni & cheese was £7, such a tiny portion and dry. Over baked till burnt and never tasted fresh. The curry mutton roti was full of salt. The meat was tough, chewy and over seasoned. I could not eat it as it was just too salty. I would not recommend
Anna Dolidze
You know a restaurant is good when you've thoroughly enjoyed the food and you can take any leftovers for home 😋 Finally got to visit the Rhythm Kitchen and it did not disappoint. Absolutely loved the saltfish fritters, the rum punch and the coleslaw; the braised oxtail was also delish. Staff is polite and friendly, and the place is clean too with some great upbeat music. Would recommend to anyone interested in having tasty, flavourful Caribbean food. I will be back to try the afternoon tea too, which sounds like a whole event!
MrFotoGenix
Been twice in a month and will be back again soon. First was with my old cycling buddies, then I took my daughter whilst she was on break from Uni. The food speaks for itself and the friendly staff have laugh with you too. 2 for 1 cocktails are very well received and well made too. I love the B&W photos on the wall. They take me back to a time when tings were irie!
Loved my Jerk lamb chops, and the Curry goat rotie and jerk wings...

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