Barblog Angel and Islington The Pitcher and Piano (Upper Street - London)

The Pitcher and Piano (Upper Street - London)

June 16th, 2006 · 3 Comments

The Pitcher and Piano

This was the first Pitcher and Piano I had ever been to. I entered on a red carpet through large doors held open by friendly bouncers into a wall of heat and persons. The music was commercial pop, the decor exhibited red padded walls and although it appeared rather funky it was a little small. The clientele were trendy, so much so that the girls had orange skin from fake tan and although there was no room to breath at 8pm there was massages being given in the middle of the room, which inevitably meant elbow in your drinks and your party of five crammed into a smelly nook beside the long bar. The bar staff took a long time to serve although the drinks were excellent but a bit expensive at £5.50 each. Although it wasn’t dark like many bars can be this was way too loud to hear yourself speak.

Overall evening time is too late and although it may get a better mark in the day it gets a 4/10 at 9pm.

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