Corbet Place Bar and Lounge

Bar in Spitalfields
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6 / 10 from 2 reviews
Address
The Old Truman 15 Hanbury Street
Spitalfields
London
E1 6QR
Map
Telephone
020 7770 6041
Region
Spitalfields
Nearest Station
Shoreditch High Street
0.27 miles
Category
Bars
Opening Summary
Mon - Wed: closed
Thu - Fri: 18:00 - 23:30
Sat: 13:00 - 23:30
Sun: 13:00 - 22:30
Venue Facilities

Smoking Area

Big Screen TV

Disabled Facilities

Credit Cards Accepted

Music Played

Live Music Played

Outdoor Area

One of the key features of this airy loft-style bar, include a secret back garden, and at the front a sunny outdoor bar and decked terrace complete with picnic benches, which are both hot spots in the summer months. But don’t let that distract you from the charming indoor interior decked with brick walls and wooden horned chandeliers which create a truly urban and unique atmosphere.

All In London Review

The Truman Brewery’s comfy drinking hole

By day Corbet Place serves as drinking hole for those wandering around the Truman Brewery’s shops and galleries; by night it morphs into a club, however its early closing time of 11.30 pm means it’s more of a starting place from which to venture into the Shoreditch night.

As this is E1, Corbet Place has a fashionable warehouse look complete with brick walls, a long bar and shiny wooden floorboards. Most importantly there is plenty of space to accommodate thirsty shoppers at weekends when the surrounding bars are packed like sardine cans, there’s also a largeterrace for sunny days. Amply spread out slouchy sofas and low tables make up the furniture, and the heaps of space in between lends itself well to dancing – Thursday nights are devoted to ‘Forro do Galpao’, a Brazilian night with live music and forro lessons, a lively, hip-swivelling two-step dance for couples. Other nights may host electronic music, audio visual shenanigans, or East London’s favourite old trend, swing dancing.

There are cocktails for those with a sweet tooth as well as a small selection of wines and beers (as well as pear cider) with prices to match the ambitions of the area. The main selling points of Corbet Place are the comfy seats and that you may get a table indoors when neighbouring bars Big Chill and Café 1001 are full.

Reviewed by Leila
Published on May 4, 2011


User Reviews

Anonymous

Jun 26, 2009

A great bar, but unfortunately our night was tainted by appalling service. We were misinformed and overcharged on a bar tab, the manageress was rude and arrogant, and we (still sober!) were accused of lying while one of the barmen stood by and listened - despite he was the one who gave us information about minimum spends in the first place. Extremely unhappy - they were unwilling to relent for the sake of a few pounds (i.e. £3!) despite the fact that our group collectively had spent a couple of hundred quid that evening. NOT good service, and extremely poor PR. I would not go back on that basis - I'd sooner spend my money in a bar where I don't get ripped off and called a liar. Not a great deal of money by any means, but it's all about principle. To be fair, overall it was a good venue, good crowd, good vibe but very disappointing staff.
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