Ray's Bar
About
Ray’s Bar, located in Stoke Newington, is the successor to Dance Tunnel, occupying the same basement space underneath Voodoo Ray’s.
The decor is both enticing and arresting, boasting lots of glittery worksurfaces, low lighting and distinctive zigzag patterns, while the cocktail list looks to challenge your palate with drinks featuring a wide array of novel ingredients.
Ray’s Bar often lauds its Wednesday jazz nights as “the least scary, most welcoming jazz night you could go to”, so if you are in the mood, head to the basement bar after nine to experience the most inclusive jazz session ever.
Venue Details & Map
Ray's Bar
- Address
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Unit 1-3 Boxpark,2 Bethnal Green RoadLondonE1 6GY
- Telephone:
- +44 20 7033 4100
Yelp Reviews
8.00 out of 5
based on 35 reviews
Top 5 reviews of Ray's Bar
Living in Hackney, I am no stranger to the joy of Voodoo Ray's pizza. And it is a joy.
It's a great slice of pie, solely because of their originality and willingness to just try stuff. There may be other pizza joints in the city that do traditional better, but none I think that do it with more retro razzle and or dazzle.
I love their slices. Ones with spice, ones with beef, ones, that taste... more
Amazing pizza with anything you could imagine, yet a bit expensive for what you get. Best thing is that it's open till late, and we all know there is nothing better than greasy pizza when you're tipsy and hungry in Shoreditch ;) more
Food is good. Lots of choice for pizza and good vegan options. Slices are a good size but drinks are a bit on the expensive side.
Convenient location though and the people working here are always great conversation. more
A wicked good slice and margi (margarita) on the fly! Voodoo Ray's has personality, great pizza and a little salad for some side action.
I stopped in here on a Tuesday after a meeting for a quick low key lunch and my tastebuds thanked me.
It's a small, fast dine kind of joint and has limited counter seating with three large outdoor tables if the weather permits ( and some accessible standing... more
After a string of mediocre pizza experiences in London, I decided to take on a challenge to try every slice I came across to determine if it was chance or if Londoners simply don't know how to make pizza. I think it goes without saying that I was drinking when this occurred.
Luckily, I finally stumbled upon Voodoo Rays. Hip atmosphere with funky pizza decor, several creative slice options,... more