Tha Pop Up Brunch

Doors 12pm | Event Calendar CLICK HERE | Windrush Bottomless Hour 12:30pm - 1:30pm The ONLY brunch where you will sing-along to the Spice Girls, and whine to Vybz Kartel all under one roof! Do you love the Spice Girls? Tems? Vybz Kartel? N'sync? Wizkid? Shenseea? Burna boy? Britney Spears? Remember the 90's UK girl group, Cleopatra? Then this brunch is for you! Part 1 of Tha Pop Up Brunch was unreal. Part 2 will be bigger and better! International DJ Sandra Omari (whose credits include DJing for Beyonce, Tems, Usain Bolt, Idris Elba, Snoop Dogg and more) teams up with Soul Mama Islington, Windrush 1027 Rum, and acclaimed industry hostess with the mostess, The Civilised Savage, to bring you Tha Pop Up Brunch. The ultimate no-rules brunch, with the very best in Hip Hop, R&B, Afrobeats, Bashment, Garage ...and your guilty pop pleasures ;-) One minute you’re singing along to Davido… the next you’re singing your heart out to Natasha Bedingfield's “Unwritten”. This is the EVERYTHING brunch! Expect an authentic delicious Caribbean menu, bottomless rum punch, high energy, and zero egos. This brunch is for the people who press shuffle and the track jumps from Vybz Kartel's Ramping Shop to S Club 7's Reach. Groups are advised to book together to be seated together. If seperate tickets have been bought, and want to be seated together, please email [email protected] *if you book seperate tickets and fail to email [email protected], we will not be held liable for groups not being sat together. No refunds will be given. Bottomless rum punch hour (12:30pm-1:30pm) included with all meal tickets courtesy of Windrush 1027 Rum Proceeds from this brunch will be donated to a charity doing incredible work (R.I.P Tasha) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Soul Mama Menu offers a delightful blend of African, Caribbean, and South American cuisine. Soul Mama was listed in the “top restaurants to look forward to in 2024 list” by the Evening Standard. Please take a moment to explore our menu.