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Interior of Moko with a DJ booth, red lighting, a sound system suspended from the ceiling, and records on display.
7.6

Moko

AfricanCaribbean

Tottenham

$$$$Perfect For:Big GroupsBirthdaysCasual Weeknight DinnerCatching Up With MatesDogsDancing
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Live musicians singing and playing guitar on a stage. A crowd of people dance on the wooden dance floor at the red and green lit Walthamstow Trades Hall.

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This African-Caribbean music bar and restaurant in Tottenham is the answer to pretty much every social dilemma. Need somewhere nice to work for a few hours? Moko has wifi, comforting sandwiches, and coffee, all in a space that looks a bit like your living room. Need a date night spot that makes you look cool? The bar’s hi-fi system—centred around a curved, solid oak DJ booth, stacked with thousands of records, and suspended from the ceiling—provides the soundtrack to laid-back nights that eventually turn into full-on dance parties. Or maybe a solo meal after a bad week is in order? Let the low-level lighting, extra-cheesy mac and cheese, and several excellent banana mai tais soothe you.

A sub sandwich with fried oyster mushrooms and fried plantain on the side.

photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch

The DJ booth at Moko with decks and records with shelving underneath.

photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch

Mai tai at Moko with dried orange slice garnish.

photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch

Records in shelves at Moko.

photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch

Exterior of Moko—a warehouse type building with red signage.

photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch

A sub sandwich with fried oyster mushrooms and fried plantain on the side.
The DJ booth at Moko with decks and records with shelving underneath.
Mai tai at Moko with dried orange slice garnish.
Records in shelves at Moko.
Exterior of Moko—a warehouse type building with red signage.

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Live musicians singing and playing guitar on a stage. A crowd of people dance on the wooden dance floor at the red and green lit Walthamstow Trades Hall.

Where To Go When You Want To Dance But Hate Clubs

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