The Broadgate Exchange Pub

This is prime turf for the city boys and girls that might otherwise make this majestic part of town a festering hole of well dressed drunks. This pub is well located at the end of Liverpool street station and features a long bar, light pop music, plenty of seating and a relaxing […]

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The Euston Flyer

A large open space of a pub looking out onto the busy fast moving main road of Euston outside. The pub is constantly busy, it gets floods of pedestrians, tourists, peoples waiting for buses and sports lovers all the day long. During the evening the venue is not such a pleasure to behold, […]

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Gilgamesh Bar and Restaurant

Gilgamesh is an absolutely stunning bar restaurant complex located beside the old Camden stables market, towering as a glass building, overshadowing the overground railway next to it. Up an escalator and down a hallway to the main reception desk the staff greet you among the Mayan temple-like display with eccentric wooden carvings […]

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Kaslik Shisha Bar

At last, a place in Soho where you can legally smoke shisha. This tiny bar/Lebanese restaurant sits quietly on Greek Street minding its own business with one or two comfortable stools and tin tables out front where you can purchase cocktails (from the rather short list) and smoke a shisha in the London […]

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The Bloomsbury Tavern

Standing quite lonely on the corner of Shaftesbury avenue this pub looks like it has really seen the times. Both interior and exterior have been well maintained in an effect that comes off as old, historic and listed. There are one or two tables outside which do make for some nice alfresco drinking […]

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The Hadley Oak Bar

The Hadley Oak (ex. Bar Square) places fine drinking and plush outdoor gastro next to the money-to-spend neighbourhood of Hadley Common. Inside one can fine shiny taps with the names of obscure (yet commercial) Belgian beers, fine ale and one or two other premium off-the-cuff drinks. The tables are a bit obstructive and […]

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Vibe Bar

Sitting up there with some of the most controversially laid out bars in the city, the Vibe Bar sits innocently on Brick Lane looking like a concrete garden or playground from the road. Its a vibrancy of picnic tables drowning in a sea of trend-setters and young identity artists, which red carpet your entrance […]

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The Rhythm Factory Club

The Rhythm factory looks like a small cafe from the front. On a saturday night smokers can be found floating outside the front and past the burly bouncers you pay the small fee for the club and move past a quite quiet bar to the door at the back where it is […]

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The Wolseley Restaurant

This restaurant is a flourish of history bringing together high quality, wealth and upturned noses. The Wolseley (named after the brand of car) was once a car parts factory and retains a great deal of turn-of-the-century production line pieces, kept as works of art to design the interior of the hall-like room that […]

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Henry’s Bar and Cafe

Henry’s Bar situated directly opposite Green Park station is a sea of large white pillars, fine carpets and a bar which snakes along the left hand-side. The bar offers various drinks, cocktails (but no cider on tap) and food which comes out to the many tables making this venue feel a little […]

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