Food was tasty. But for a wine bar there was not much selection. The Pinot noir was too light we opted for a Shiraz for more of a kick because there was nothing in between and it was SO heavy. Disappointed, we thought there would be a much larger selection

**1st Visit**

I recently visited East End Wine Bar with my colleagues, and we had a great time trying out various items from their menu. We sampled Bella Pizza, Tatey Pizza, and Millie Pizza, along with an assorted platter (can't recall the exact name). While the pizzas were decent, the standout for me was the Sweet Sunil. This dessert option was absolutely delightful, and being a fan of sweets, I really enjoyed it. Overall, a fun experience with good food options, especially the Sweet Sunil dessert.

**2nd Visit*

I recently visited East End Wine Bar with my team for a farewell lunch, and overall, the experience was pleasant with a few notable hiccups.

The ambiance of the wine bar is charming and cozy, especially during lunch hours when it's quieter. The candle-lit tables and walls lined with bottles create a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed meal or a gathering with friends.

As a vegetarian, I ordered the Tattey and Bella Pizza along with a Schweppes lime soda on the side. The pizza was delicious, with a well-balanced flavor and a satisfying crust. The lime soda was a refreshing accompaniment to the meal.

However, our experience was marred by a significant mistake. The server brought us a Pork pizza instead of the Tattey pizza I had ordered. Despite asking multiple times to confirm the pizza, we were repeatedly assured it was the Tattey pizza. It was only after we had started eating that we realized the error. This oversight was particularly distressing as a vegetarian.

To anyone planning to visit, I would recommend enjoying the lovely atmosphere and tasty food but also advise being very clear and assertive about your order. Double-checking with the staff about what you've received can help avoid any mix-ups, especially for those with dietary restrictions.

Scene of many a cheese plate and very delicious pizza. The food menu here is limited but adequate and ultimately the right decision, it is after all, supposed to be about the wine.

I enjoyed a pimms as our cheese plate was prepared. Unfortunately they had run out of the baked Camembert but the French triple cream Brie was utterly sensational. Definitely a must order. The accompanying quince paste and balsamic glaze drizzled bread proved the perfect pairing.

There is a decent variety of pizzas and we chose to try the lamb with mint, yoghurt and smoked cheese. These was a really tasty treat and the base itself very well made. My other favourite was the potato, garlic and rosemary. While simple this was very well executed.

A few mix ups with the order but very friendly staff. We finished with the dessert pizza which is a peanut butter, chocolate delight topped with ice cream. This was basically like crunchy PB toast, equal parts comforting and indulgent. A brilliant addition to Camberwell

Loves a place that serves Limoncello spritz!
Went there a couple of times and really like this wine bar. The pizzas are also very yummy - I went for the zucchini one both times as I enjoyed it. They do a few types of spritz, tried both limoncello and mandarin ones - delicious.
Would highly recommend for a dinner out with friends or a date. 😊

I recently visited East End Wine Bar with my colleagues, and we had a great time trying out various items from their menu. We sampled Bella Pizza, Tatey Pizza, and Millie Pizza, along with an assorted platter (can't recall the exact name). While the pizzas were decent, the standout for me was the Sweet Sunil. This dessert option was absolutely delightful, and being a fan of sweets, I really enjoyed it. Overall, a fun experience with good food options, especially the Sweet Sunil dessert.