An incredible secret world serving an Italian sharing feast, extensive drinks menu and immersive live entertainment.
Beyond the meat locker lies the hidden world of Bunga Bunga Covent Garden - a dazzling combination of quirky cocktails, metre-long pizzas and immersive live entertainment. Centred on a playful and tongue-in-cheek theme, Bunga Bunga offers three spectacular live shows: Burlesquoni Wednesdays, Broadway Thursdays and a Variety Show on Fridays and Saturdays. Stay until late from Thursday to Saturday to join The Bunga Boys up on stage for our late-night Bunga-oke! Become fully immersed in an all-in-one experience at Bunga Bunga, where La Famiglia will have you wondering what is real and what is not….
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The venue and entertainment were good. 👍🏾 The brunch was average pizza with no meat, which was a little disappointing. When we queried our bill as we didn't think £30 service charge for a bottomless brunch was appropriate. The italian staff member wasn't happy with the reasons we gave to remove S.charge. He came across quite rude and abrupt. I may not be returning If he's there.
First of all, £45pp? For what? The starter options are terrible, the non-alcoholic drink option was horrid, the pizza isn’t even per person, it’s between 2 people so why are we being charged per person? Then the menu says 1 metre long pizza… the pizza was scraping on half a meter and again that’s between 2 people! Next, the whole point is to make pizza. Instead we made dough. The dough was made on a table we had eaten on. No one cleans it. There’s no hygiene or anything. There’s no board to make the dough on. There’s no information given on what the dough should look and feel like. What to do with the dough after. No information on what measurements were used for the dough. You learn NOTHING. Then lastly, the point of this is to experience and learn to make pizza and to toss dough… again, if we are being charged £45 PER PERSON, WHY is only one person between 2 people getting the experience and opportunity to toss/spread the dough at the end?! This should be £45 for 2 people! My only petty grievance following the more serious ones listed above is, the music was overbearingly loud, it needed to be turned down just a little notch. Overall, the only good thing I can say is the service/staff was good and the singers/entertainment were very good. Waste of money, false advertising and lack of informative advert overall. Do not get what you pay for at all. Extremely disappointing. If you go, just expect a very small dinner and some entertainment with a little game.
Went for the pizza making which is actually just dough making. Most people in big groups, so you don't have much choice with drinks, and the servers don't really know much when asking things so always referring to the manager. Trying to get servers attention is another mission and a half. You start off being served with pizza and starters, which were decent but nothing special. Singers are providing entertainment at the same time which was pretty good and fun to listen to. Afterwards, on the same table you make pizza dough from scratch. Was okay but super messy, and then thats it. Dont make your own pizza or anything, just dough and take it home. The pizza dough professionals were really nice and helpful towards the end.
A great fun restaurant located in Covent Garden that provides fantastic entertainment while you eat your food. Food is in the form of a pizza mostly. The pizza is a thin style long pizza. 0.5 metres is £18 and 1m is £36. An additional price of £10 per person per booking is also applied. The pizza is okay. It’s not out of this world or the best but it’s tasty. The atmosphere though is electric and you forget about the food. They have an array of dancers, singers and entertainers to keep you occupied through the evening and at the end of the night it turns into a dance floor. Would highly recommend
This event was a lot of fun. There were a number of competitions, the live entertainment consisted of hosts singing and bantering with the guests. Although we made Pizza dough, you don't make pizza at the venue. Instead, you are served Pizza made by the chefs, and take the dough you made home in order to make your own pizzas at home. That said, it was a lot of fun, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Opening Times
| Mon | Closed |
| Tue | Closed |
| Wed | 19:00 – 00:00 |
| Thur | 19:30 – 01:00 |
| Fri | 19:30 – 03:00 |
| Sat | 12:30 – 03:00 |
| Sun | Closed |
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