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I visited this restaurant last week for a quick cocktail and was impressed by the cozy and small bar, along with the nice music playing. However, the lack of other customers meant that the atmosphere was lacking. The cocktails were average and I found the £11 price for an espresso martini to be a bit high, even for central London. Overall, I probably wouldn't go back. View all feedback.
Brilliant bar! absolutely beautiful coworkers fabulous cocktails! recommend this place if they want a little more chilled from their Friday night away from all suits and there are GREAT music..all in all top marks!
This establishment is a charming spot to enjoy a cup of coffee or a beer/wine, one of the few truly good cafe bars in London. It strikes the perfect balance between a pub and a cafe, offering great music, a relaxed atmosphere, and delicious organic beers. The fact that it is independently run and reinvests some profits only adds to its charm. A truly unique and special place worth visiting.
I visited this restaurant last week for a quick cocktail and was impressed by the cozy and small bar, along with the nice music playing. However, the lack of other customers meant that the atmosphere was lacking. The cocktails were average and I found the £11 price for an espresso martini to be a bit high, even for central London. Overall, I probably wouldn't go back.
This is a welcoming independent cafe located in Holborn, offering a refreshing alternative to the chain coffee shops that dominate the high streets. The menu is diverse, featuring a variety of food options such as sandwiches, sausage rolls, quiche, stew, as well as coffee, wine, beer, spirits, and cocktails. Meals are freshly prepared upon order, so expect a slightly longer wait compared to fast-food chains. The cafe prioritizes fair trade and organic ingredients in its decor and menu, showcasing a bar crafted from reclaimed wood and a collection of furniture with a vintage feel. While prices may be slightly higher than average, the quality and organic nature of the food and drinks justify the cost. Despite the lack of WiFi, the cafe's unique character and cozy atmosphere make it a worthwhile visit.
Met with friends here for a pre-meal drink before visiting the nearby Bull Steak Expert. It's small, compact and cosy, but had a nice vibe. It feels more like a bohemian cafe than a modern bar, with a mixture of wooden furniture and comfy sofas. I've never eaten here, so can't comment on the food, but it's a nice place to chill with friends, especially midweek when it's not too packed.