Last Days of Shoreditch in Hackney

Glad we took the recommendation to watch the Brazil vs Mexico game at Last Days of Shoreditch. The screen is incredible, nice deck chairs and beer tables, the venue also has a mini sandy beach which is cool. Friendly atmosphere on the day we visited which was great. I recommend arriving 1 hour before kick off so you can get a nice spot. Only downside the beer was really expensive here, and it cost £5 entry. Also if its sunny bring plenty of Sunscreen!

Austin the toilet attendant was so lovely and friendly with me and my friends. He had a smiley face and was so supportive with my friend that was upset. Need more staff like this!!

Small but cool space in the middle of Shoreditch. Plenty of bench seating. A few beach chairs in sand and a few tables. Only 2 food options, so don't plan on eating much here. The bar staff was friendly. We only stayed for 1 drink, as we were hungry and didn't like the 2 food options. Burgers and pizza.

We came to celebrate my friend's husband's birthday. Previously visiting Dinerama which is local to Last Days of Shoreditch, I expected there to be a lot more food and drink options. I was told that they have a drunken monkey shop there but that was closed. The food options were, burgers, pasta and other fried food. I expected there to be a ball pit at the end of the slide, that was not there but there were cubes of foam (which was not the same). The drinks were reasonably priced but there was not many options for drinks, the bottles were limited. The music was great however it stopped at 11.30pm when we thought it would close at 1am (as per the website). It was a good day out but I don't think I will be visiting again.

We had a fantastic evening at LDOS, we hired the Elvis area for our party of 21, it was great the place is funky and a little uber cool for our hen party but after a few pitchers of Pimms we were enjoying the sand between our toes and the beats on the dance floor. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend this place for a quirky night out.

We visited this place with some friends from Denmark who were staying and excited to check out Shoreditch. On the door there were 2 very heavy security guards checking bags who were extremely officious taking bottles of water off us - ok we'll let that go but then our friend was told he had to get rid of the chocolate that was in his bag - either eat it or throw it away. CURLY WURLIES!! I mean get real! I still don't get it. These were presents to take home to his kids - (they don't have curly wurlys in Denmark).Our friend was really upset and only then did the security guard relent and say 'ok he can put the bag in a locker'. But it was too late - we went elsewhere where we had a great night. Sort out the door policy - curly wurlies are not a reason to turn good custom away!

It was really nice being amosng such people drinking beers, dancing, easting chips and burgers like a big friendly company. I did enjoy it a lot.

Went there after dinner in shoreditch and we were very surprised to discover this cool & chill place. Coktails, sand, tobogan, food, etc. Kind of places you can find in Berlin.

This place is cool, urban beach, deck chairs, slide into ball pit, dance floor, bars, food stalls. On a sunny day it's a fab place to be! Really enjoyed

Was here for a kids hip hop rave with family including young children and friends. Really cool venue including adult slide, around 3 bars, street food venders and dance floor. Lots of benches to sit. Lots space.