Helmed by Rhythm Section boss Bradley Zero and producer Nathanael Williams, Jumbi is a hi-fi bar in Peckham where dancing is not just encouraged, but irresistible. Jumbi sees a steady stream of weekly events – from DJs at the weekends, to live music, open decks and quieter book clubs during the week, plus they’ve even turned the venue into a pop-up roller rink for certain days over the summer of 2025. Jurkish are in the kitchen, serving innovative Jamaican-Turkish fusion dishes from 12-10pm Thursdays to Saturdays, and 12-8pm on Sundays: think plantain falafel, curry goat manti dumplings, saltfish kofte and more. A one stop shop for great grub and unbeatable vibes that celebrate the Afro-Caribbean diaspora, Jumbi is a treat for all the senses - with free entry most nights (until 10pm on weekends) to boot.
Order this: Jumbi’s drinks list is designed “to reflect our small island heritage with a slowly growing rum focus,” says Zero. There’s a rum punch menu, a banana mai tai, and many of the rums have been selected to spotlight Black-owned brands.
Time Out tip: Though standard bar entry is normally free, check individual promoter listings before you head down.

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- Unit 4.1, Copeland Park, 133 Copeland Rd,
- London
- SE15 3SN
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