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Pretty cool place; theme, decor and drinks. We went here for my sister's birthday and there was a guy standing outside, dressed up like someone from back in the day. He seemed like the hostess and was the one who allowed you to enter if you have a reservation. Going in, it's like you're heading to the train station or subway. The drinks were good, pricy though, but still a pretty cool experience.
Such a fun, unique, and creative speakeasy bar! Drinks are expensive, and a bit small, but really tasty and they all come in the most unique cups! I love the transit theme, so fun!
This place is literally perfect! I'm a huge fry connoisseur and the triple fried chips. Here are amazing! There's so much level of thought and detail from top to bottom, from the way you enter the restaurant and travel back through time to the creation of the menu items. This place takes experiential to the next level! We were actually just looking for somewhere to have drinks while we waited to be seated for dinner, and honestly this place surpassed our dinner. We ordered almost every appetizer on the menu and there wasn't a miss! I will definitely go back and recommend anyone that travels to London to check this place out! The decor and the staff helped to embody the experience of this era so effortlessly. It honestly feels like another world to be there.
I had a lot of high hopes when we came to the Cahoots Underground in Soho. Located in an old London underground station underneath Kingly Court, which also served as an air raid shelter, the vibes and design are all there for a wicked cool spot. The look feels straight out of the 1940s with its style of lampshades, mismatched chairs and seating, knick-knacks, and hangings. Going down the numerous flights of stairs to where the signs tell you to go downstairs for tickets really hypes things up for what you hope will be excellent cocktails and buoyant ambiance. Perhaps it was that I had been going 40 hours without sleep by that point, or maybe I had ordered the wrong drinks, or perhaps they were a little short-staffed for a Wednesday evening. The experience fell short of the expectations that I had seen on Instagram and elsewhere. While the location was certainly cool and the vibes were great, and we did book a reservation, we didn't have one of the tables inside the life-size Tube carriage, which would have been cool. Where we sat was still in the corner and allowed for taking in the energy, but I was let down by the service, which felt delayed, and wasn't checked up on enough in between drinks. I was on the fence about ordering food, but because it took a few minutes to take the order, receive the drinks, and finally flag one of the staff members to order another round, I declined. Cocktail-wise was ok. Outside of the recipes on paper and the presentation of the cocktail, which was impressive, but I didn't feel the magic when I sipped on either of my orders. The Winston Churchill was gin-based, served in a large ceramic Winston Churchill sculpted container, but tasted way heavy on the citrus between the guava, citrus essence, and the tropical fassionalo syrup. The drink would be more spritz from the pink grapefruit soda with a touch more sweetness from the cherry liqueur, but it didn't set well. It was quite acidic. The Prohibition Lantern was actually served in a lantern, which was cool. I will give them that, it was wicked cool. However, it took a minute to remove the glass with the cocktail in it from the lantern apparatus while trying not to spill it. Flavor-wise, it was interesting between the mango-chipotle-milk-washed tequila, cachaça, Cointreau, and Ancho Reyes Verde, but I didn't feel the mixture meshed well for a cocktail. Overall, the cocktails were pricey, the equivalent of what I have had back home if I were going to Palm Beach Island. Which wouldn't be a big deal if the experience were better, but it was a letdown, unfortunately. I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, it didn't meet the hype from what I saw online.
Loved this speakeasy bar. We stumbled upon it while checking out the Borough Market. It was such a cute place! The service was awesome! We walked in and the adventure began. The drinks were great.
By far the BESTTTT drinks we had in london. so many fun themes with each drink. inside is so fun and decorated. I've seen debates online over this but as far as I could tell the dress code went from semi casual to fancy. We dressed up for fun. The Elizabeth drink was my favorite out of all the ones we had. Really unique but well done taste. The service was attentive as well and super kind. An actor went around as well playing games with people which was fun to watch. (he didn't come to our table). I wish there were more bars like this. Seriously such a good experience. Live singing as well!
My friend suggested Cahoots Bar for some drinks on a weeknight and it was sucha great recommendation! Cahoots is a 1940s-themed bar located in the heart of London's Soho. It is made up of three spaces: The Underground, Ticket Hall & Signal Station, that allows you to step back in time and enjoy each quirky space. It is definitely a very unique speakeasy I've ever been to! They have a wide range of drinks, all of them following the underground theme. My friend and I wanted to try tequila based cocktails. My friend ordered a Paloma and I tried a Perfetto which was tequila with coffee liqueur and popcorn foam. It was a bit sweet because of the foam but overall I really enjoyed my drink! Definitely give Cahoots a try for its unique twist on drinks and a good speakeasy experience.
Happened to be walking by and recognized Cahoots immediately from a TikTok I had seen! It was about 3 PM, and we were able to walk in without a reservation. I'm so glad it worked out because this was easily one of the coolest bars I've ever been to! You are truly transported to another time. This is everything a speakeasy should be. Nestled under a bridge just up from the iconic Borough Market, this was the perfect end to an afternoon. I also had 2 of the best drinks I've ever had. We started off with When Life Gives You Maurice (an adorable cat character they've created), served in a cat teapot with teacups. The drink inside is an earl grey tea with sherbet and a bunch of other stuff - so delicious and refreshing! I also ordered the Winston Churchill, served in an iconic bust mug. This one was a Guava/Gin concoction topped with Grapefruit soda. I was excited to buy one of the mugs, but unfortunately they were all out, so I just got a few of their enamel pins instead, which made for a great souvenir. I can't wait to come back here and to send everyone I know here on their trips to London! They've done such a great job of creating an all-around experience from the entrance to the service, and everything in between without it feeling too kitschy.
Obsessed! So glad I found this place on Instagram. First off, it's in an adorable area of London with lots of cute restaurants. Secondly, it's just such a cool spot, you really do feel like you stepped back in time! It's so IG/Tik Tok friendly. Drinks were so fun, the chicken sandwich we ordered was very good too. Highly recommend if you're in London. It's almost like a museum / restaurant all in one. I wish the speak easy train cocktail bar was open when we were there! Next time!
It's a Great themed bar with drinks that transport you to the 1940s throughout both its rather interesting sections. One of them being in a separate building, just outside of the main front Ticket Hall. We had walked from Liberty London after exploring Soho, Chinatown, and Carnaby Street and wanted to rest our weary feet. Luckily, we had made it just in time to at their 5pm opening of their underground bar, located downstairs in another building just outside of the ticket hall (right at one of the Kingly Court exits). We were told to wait and were offered water while we waited inside from the rain. We were soon deceding downstairs a subway station that becomes a dark, warm, homey feeling bar. The menu is a newspaper as everyone is dressed in the attire or inspired attire of the 1940s. It was quiet when we came and bustling when we left. The drinks were on the more expensive side, but I can understand in a place like this.They also have a few drinks that are non-alcoholic, but the menu is rather small on that front. My drink was served in a chipped cup of who I'm guessing is the person the drink is modeled after: Vera Lynn. It was easy and sweet, and I would've enjoyed another cocktail or come back for one of thier events (escape room, trivia night) if it weren't for our tight schedule. We were never rushed, had delicious drinks, with a great theme, and fun ambiance. Overall, it was a fantastic experience! I was even allowed to take the newspaper menu and bought one of their fun pins from their merchandise line (it looks like a little ticket!). I'll be here again if I find myself in London, thanks for the fun, Cahoots!
We didn't have a reservation, but were seated within 5mins. The walk down to the "train station" felt very authentic. There were so many photo opportunities, I didn't make it all the way down for quite some time lol We were greeted by a very jolly guy who was excited to show us around, once we told him it was our first time here. The place was booming! Every table was taken, except for maybe 2 or 3. The walls are decorated to give you that 1940's feel & the music was playing classics from then as well. The menus were news papers & fuuuuull of a variety of choices. It takes a while to read through, but worth it. I ordered the tart daiquiri, which was pretty boozy but really good. & the Seven Day Wonder, which was tequila based. That was pretty sweet, but still really good. Our server, Joe was so funny! His English wasn't the best & he spoke very fast, but he was actually really funny!
Really fun WW2 themed cocktail bar! The staff go all out, from the dress to the decor to the menu - every little detail was thoroughly on theme. Even the DJ was mixing old 90s R&B classics in a funky, jazzy way. The drinks were excellent too, overall would highly recommend this place.
I loved my experience at Cahoots Bar! Go to the one underground because you'll have a more fun experience as it depicts "Underground" as a bar. The drinks here were amazing and I had so much fun because of the atmosphere. Their menu is on a newspaper and have delicious cocktails. They also give you a cup of popcorn as a snack, that goes well with all the drinks! I definitely recommend this bar for a cool experience in London! I would make a reservation because some people had to wait over an hour to get in but we got lucky and got in in 10 minutes. read more
L O V E L Y, so lovely. This place is sooooo cool! Glad we were able to get in without a reservation. Waited about 20 mins before they let us because space is limited, but it's worth whatever wait. Drinks are made to order and super unique, they put a lot of work in each one. read more
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One of the coolest places to check out while in London! From the entrance to the bar all the way to the convincing actors - Cahoots transports you back to 1946! A little pricey but definitely worth it for the ambiance. Would be a little loud for a date - it's located in a basement and everyone talking is pretty loud - especially if there is a live singer. Great for groups as long as you have a reservation ahead of time! My recommendation would be the Frank Sinatra drink if you're a fan of tequila, we were drinking them all night! read more
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Such a fun fun place! Came to London to celebrate my birthday and stumbled upon this location via Yelp. After reading reviews it turned in to a must stop on our trip. Definitely, make reservations. Since it's in a renovated train car, Space is extremely limited! You walk in and can check your coat with a lovely employee. The whole place is a bit dark, but so much fun. It has an old school speakeasy design, and menus are printed on newspapers to view. The vibe of the place was great, and the service was fantastic. The only thing better was the actual taste of the drinks. This is definitely place I'd come back to on my next trip! read more
If you're in London visiting, make space to go here, you'll be taken back in time, I'm talking like a flashback to the 1920s. You definitely need to make a reservation beforehand. You get sent an email with the password you need at entry, it changes everyday. I remember when my husband and I came here, you were to show your reservation and give your name, the attendant will ask for the password then you're led down a bunch of stairs into another era. The staffs are all in character (attire and even jargon), interior confirmed heavily to the early 1900's (this even extended to the restrooms...they even had old school ads warning of syphilis haha), there were newspapers with old style print and content from time period, the place was dim lit with old school lighting and candles. We had a few drinks while here and they were alright, the vessels that they served them in was very unique and quirky. They also had some food items though we didn't order any. read more
Really interesting bar designed as an old railway car while serving a slew of styled drinks. Tuesday night, only a small line to get into this hard-to-find place, While waiting in line, several others got in through reservation (though even they had to wait a little bit). After about 20 minutes they were able to fit me in the bar section. Was a little surprised to find that there was no seating at the bar, with several patrons standing around the area. Nonetheless, proceeded to order a drink when the bartender had a moment. Wasn't sure what to get, so asked the bartender to make something with a good London-based gin. After a little back and forth, got served a gin and tonic with a fruit on top. Not much to call home about and wasn't nearly as strong for the price I paid (£11). I had also wanted to get some food but the bartender just handed me a check instead after serving the drink. Again, service and wait here can be a hassle late at night, especially without reservation. Unless getting seated, probably better spots to get a drink. read more
8 years ago
This is my second review of the place and second time going, I travel to London for business from time time and love the cocktails and service here. Both are quite amazing. The bartenders are so capable and lovely and did such a great job lifting my spirit on a bad day. Both times I visited on Sunday where they had a piano sing along which was pretty fun. The staff including the bouncer at the entrance would make an effort to speak 20s jargon to you which I found so very sweet. read more
Cahoots is super fun. It's definitely one of those "secret" places where you've got to make a reso months in advance (no seriously) and it's just so exciting! At least it is for me, but perhaps that doesn't mean much. What-Ayer. You're taken downstairs and a hostess greets you and I like to think they're all as cute and lovely as the one we had. We were seated and your immediately overwhelmed with how AWESOME the interior is. Dimly lit with super cool music that takes you to another world and you are actually in what looks like an old tube station. There are a LOT of drinks and the menu is very creatively done. Yes, the drinks are expensive but I found them cheaper than the other location at Mr. Foggs. We were paying between £10-14 per cocktail, which is actually quite reasonable considering one of our friends dropped £25 on a single on at Mr. Foggs. But anyway, I really enjoyed The Spicy Rupee and their two chocolates drinks that were still quite strong. We had a lovely time and the waiter was great. You can even get a bite to eat here if you so desire! It would be a fun place to take out of town friends. read more
4 years ago
I loved this bar! When go downstairs "to the trains" that'll take you to the early 1900s (ohhhhh~)! It's a bit dark in there, but enough light to see the person across :) If you don't know what type of drink you want, you can ask the waiters & they'll help you. I loved the one my waiter helped me pick! You also get a mini bowl of popcorn for your nom noms. But basically! Train theme was fun, my waiter was cute, and the drinks were amazing! I hope to come back soon during my next trip to London! Don't forget to make a reservation! read more
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Love this place!! I found out about this gem from reading blogs of "top things to do while in London" and boy were they not wrong! I came here with my boyfriend on a sat night but was turned away cuz we didn't have a reservation. :( we tried again the following Thursday and this time made a reservation ahead of time. This place is themed after the underground tube (the London subway for y'all non-londoners). The decorations and outfits are all so intricate! The drinks are delicious! The menu can be a bit overwhelming since there's a lot of choices. We had 4 different drinks total and not a single one was bad! the drinks come in different glasses according to what you order and is often paired with a sweet treat. This is a must go to place while in london!! read more
11 years ago
This tube inspired speakeasy is one of the coolest places I've been to in London. I finally got to come her after months of wanting to and it was as exciting as I expected. When you go in you are supposed to say you are there to see the captain and then you are led to the underground station like ante room where you can leave your coats and bags for free before being taken to the trains. The girl at the front buzzes you in and you are led to your table by one of the waitresses in 50s style dresses. The menu is designed to look like a newspaper you would read on the tube and boasts 60 different cocktails. We were offered some help to choose our first one but afterwards we read the rest of the menu and tried a few throughout the night. The price is about £10 for each one so you may end up spending a lot of money. However they are great quality and I think they are worth it, especially compared to most cocktail bars where they are nothing special. The jazz/ swing music in the venue created a wonderful atmosphere and the rest of the train themed decor and wartime sandbags really makes you feel like you've gone on a night out in the past (feel free to pretend you're the doctor and have been time travelling). I absolutely loved this place and I want to go back and show it to all my friends. You should definitely go! read more
Very easily the coolest bar I've been to in a while Think 1940, London underground; Wooden escalators, jazz music softly playing, wartime ads on the walls. I love this era, and cahoot's delivers it in spades. We tried to get in on a Tuesday around 8, but we're told that they were booked all through the night, and that we should make a reservation if we wanted to come another night. This turned out to be stellar advise, as the next free time was 1030 on a Thursday - and oh man am I happy we waited . Turns out that Wednesday through Saturday there's a live jazz trio, and they set the mood in the most perfect way imaginable. Our seats were located in the "tube car" as opposed to the platform, which seemed like the nicest place you could get (when booking they asked if there was any special occasion, I said engagement, which seems like it helped our placement). The menu is a "newspaper" that has a TON of drinks on it, my recommendation is the 40£ one to share (name esxapese) - it came in a med kit, with two little mugs, two ginger beers and some fog. Truly the coolest place , I highly recommend you make a reservation (so you don't get turned away like all the buzzed woo girls we saw trying to get in night after night), and make sure to dress on the nicer side to fit the theme. read more
9 years ago
A smart, unique experience that can't be missed! Yes, it's a bit pricey but honestly the attention to detail makes it all worth it. I had the Ginger Rogers and whew! was it strong but tasty. Would absolutely return when in the Carnaby area. read more
WOW. Wow oh wow oh WOW. After reading about this spiffing establishment in a Buzzfeed article, the bf and I were desperate to come here - a quick trip to London provided the perfect excuse and I am SO glad we did as we had a rather jolly old time. Now. Having (of course) read the Yelp reviews and discovered that if you want to go to Cahoots on a weekend night you have to book months in advance, we weren't very hopeful of getting in even on a Monday night. We found the entrance and were asked by the doorman to come back in 30-45 mins to see if he could get us in. He was so pleased/impressed that we actually came back that he ran downstairs and appeared again a few minutes later with a couple of "Day Passes" for us. We headed downstairs where the conductor 'checked our tickets' and - tally ho! - we were in! Upon entering we could see that it really was absolutely mobbed inside and were told it would be standing room at the bar only. We were so chuffed that we actually got in we didn't mind and set about perusing the menu, which comes in the form of a newspaper. Yes, the drinks were expensive, but we settled on a shot of Cahooch (their own mixture of various spirits, lethal!) and a beer for £10 - seemed like a pretty good deal to us, especially given how amazing the bar is! A few moments later one of the lovely staff members told us they did actually have a table that wasn't reserved and, still not believing our total and utter luck, we sat down and really took in what Cahoots is like. Besides a range of excited noises I can't quite convey in writing, I would describe Cahoots as properly, utterly magical! The 40s-themed music (bit of electro-swing in there as well, I do love me a bit of that!) really added to the feel of the place and I totally loved the tube-themed pieces they had on the walls and all around. The staff were absolute gems the whole time and I swear our waiter must've been psychic, as we were brought popcorn when we sat down (yuss!) and then he appeared at just the right moment with the food menu. I was on my second Cahooch and beer by this point, and had already had some Champagne cocktails before we went to Cahoots, so I was more than ready for some late-night grub! I ordered a spam and cheese toastie while the bf went for a crisp and salad cream sandwich. They arrived in wee ration tins which I naturally got very excited about, and I have to say that my toastie was honestly so delicious!! Yes, I had been drinking since 6 and this was now about 10.30 but it was honestly so good! The bf loved his sandwiches as well and we both just sat there with grins on our faces. One thing I would say to bear in mind is the radio playing in the toilets - when I was in I could just hear a guy speaking and (having had the aforementioned tipple) got SUCH a fright! It was more funny than anything else though!! I really don't have a bad thing to say about Cahoots, the only thing that makes me sad is that I definitely won't get to go here again soon!! GO. read more
11 years ago
As someone who thrives on things that are aesthetically appealing, Cahoots really hit the mark for me. The small underground bar has the perfect vibe for 1940's chic, from the coat check girl to the newspaper menus and the train carriage seating to the ambient wartime radio noise in the background. The cocktails are incredibly creative and really aim to hit as many of the senses as possible. The tea was particularly fabulous served in the classic English pot with burning lavender and icing sugar dusted on top! A little over the top but absolutely perfect in this setting! I do recommend booking a carriage, we didn't and I'd like to go again just to experience it read more
Drinking ban on the tube? Yeah ok whatever said cahoots and opened up their own tube bar. I love how everyone is dressed up and in character once you enter down the stairs to the underground to the waiting room (cloakroom) into the party in the captains chamber. We didn't manage to get a table on a Friday night (we were walk ins) but we did get to stand by the bar and watch the bar men expertly craft some of the most delicious cocktails I have ever tasted. The Cuban top for 2 was especially worth it for £18 (we got 3 full teacups worth each)! read more
11 years ago
Wow. Just wow! After accidentally discovering this place one afternoon, my curiosity was aroused by consistently positive reviews and the novelty of the venue. My expectations of getting in were justifiably low given the requirement to reserve online. I fronted up as a walk-in post show, and was told I would have to wait half an hour. I had no illusions about my good fortune. I stood at the bar and got plenty of attention from the three barmen on duty. The place was full - impressive for a Monday night. Cocktails were inventive and tasty. I had three: the Quick One Before Flying, the Cahoots Manhattan and an earthy concoction that I can't recall. Overall: inventive, tasty and well presented. Book ahead and have fun. read more
7 years ago
Loved it!!! After moving back to London from NYC I was so excited to find a Speakeasy! We didn't have a reservation, I didn't think it would be an issue at 6pm on a Sunday, but they were really busy and just as we arrived around 5 different groups with reservations turned up so we had to wait around 15-20 minutes to get it. To avoid disappointment I would suggest booking and I will definitely do so in the future. The bar was better than I could have imagined, they have train and tube seating, luggage trunks for tables and cool transport signs dotted around. They even looked to have a tube carriage on the far side of the bar from where we were sat. The menu comes in the form of a 1946 newspaper and there are so many cocktails to choose from, you will be spoilt for choice. They have lots of varieties as well, as sometimes these types of bars have a small menu of very whisky or pure alcohol cocktails to choose from, so I was impressed. The prices aren't too bad either. Note, they do add 12.5% service charge onto your bill as well. All the staff we met were super nice, our waitress decided to sing to us after we were complimenting our Vera Lynn cocktail. They also had a jazz band playing, which was enjoyable background music. The presentation of the cocktails was cool and quirky, although I did find them quite weak and tasted more fruity than alcoholic but I still enjoyed them. Maybe it was because the cocktails I chose were so packed full of ice. (I had the Vera Lynn & Road to Windsor?). You also get given complimentary popcorn at your table, which tasted great, but if you are after something more substantial then they do serve food as well. Another great point about Cahoots is that they can cater for groups of up to 8 people, which is unusual for a speakeasy, and they have pitchers of certain cocktails which you can get for the table. I want to tell all my friends about this place and I can't wait to go back! read more
7 years ago
Great location. Fantastic ambiance. Intoxicating 40s feel. An unforgettable experience in London read more
8 years ago
First time in London and a couple friends recommended to come check out this speak easy....so happy I was able to make it in! We came on a Monday night and the line was crazy! I definitely recommend to make a reservation. Loved everything about this place! You're in a old train station! So cool!!!! Must go when in London read more
11 years ago
Gosh the decor is just so retro ! I love it! and I don't know if the waitresses are bored impersonating the 70s , from their hairstyle, to their make up, outfit and what they say! But as a customer, I walked in there with thrill and excitement. The Hendrick and tonic is beautifully made, Super refreshing with mint and cucumber in it. The place is dimly lit but it kinda porters you back to the realm. Perfect for hipsters, casual chill out, tourists, romantic dates.... Worth giving it a go ! and the hosts there are super friendly and professional! oh this place has a cloakroom too! thumbs up to the ladies handling all the jackets and shit all by herself ! read more
8 years ago
This speakeasy was one of the best we've been to and we've been to a lot. It's tricky to find, but once you locate the sign you'll find a doorman letting people in. Once inside, the atmosphere is wonderful with a very 40s vibe. The bartenders are absolute magicians and make some of the most elaborate and well-balanced cocktails you will every find. You feel like you're in another world and time there making the overall experience that much more enjoyable. Highly recommend when you visit London! read more
Super cool spot for a few drinks! We stopped in here after dinner at The Diner around the corner. It's literally just a door - we missed it a few times actually. We didn't have a reservation, but they let us down anyway to stand at the bar. After about 20 minutes, the hostess offered us a table but we loved the bartender so much we stayed by the bar. We each got about three different bartender created concoctions. All prohibition inspired beverages, and very different than our usual wine and beer choices. I'd suggest this spot to anyone for a fun and different night out for drinks with friends. read more
11 years ago
Originally booked for me and friend to have a few drinks after work midweek however she had to cancel so I dragged my bf along. Now normally he is pretty fussy r.e food and drink but even he loved it! Situated in kingly court it is themed completely around the 1940's with decor and waiters keeping up the charade. Decked out as an old underground station with boothed seating it is a truly awesome experience. Waiters take your order at the table so not queueing at the bar and boy is there a big choice of cocktails on the menu. I had the vera Lynn to begin with which was delicious and comes in a very cool glass Bf stuck to wine and was happy enough! Would definitely recommend and can't wait to go back! Would be a lotta fun with a group of people! read more
I was lucky enough to make it to Cahoots for a reunion with the girls from London Cocktail week - getting a table here is tough, reservations are a must! Cahoots is a great experience, walking past the 'To the Trains' sign was the first piece of the 1940's theme. It really looks like you are entering an old tube station - all dressed with the original 40's fixtures. They've even recreated a tube carriage inside, with booth seating for groups. The menu is an amazing themed paper with the cocktails grouped together like articles, and they are all very different and exciting, with fun names like Keep Marm' and Carry On, the White Cliffs of Dover, Apple and Pears. We tried the Vera Lynn served in a mug that is a khaki bust of her head... topical... I also enjoyed the spiced rum cocktail - very tasty and have to have a taste of my friends hot buttered rum - I've never had it before and this was truly delicious, everyone wanted to try it! We worked our way through a selection of the cocktails between the four of us. I would definitely go back for more, but I wouldn't get the food - delights such as authentic spam sandwiches await you! Unfortunately we left before the live music started - however we saw the girls all dressed up and getting ready to start the show, shame we missed the Hotsie Totsies - what a great name! So make a booking and head to Kingly Court to try out the cocktails - top tip head over a bit later to see the life music. read more
11 years ago
Visited Cahoots for the first time in November 2015. My boyfriend and I got all gussied up and ready for a fun night, only to find the theme a bit more... tampered down than we were expecting. Most of the people attending are dressed casually or in cocktail attire. It's really all over the map. So keep that in mind when you go and just dress as you feel comfortable. The drinks are good, STRONG and diverse. I had a sweet one, an earthy one and a tangy one -- all good, but be ready to grit your teeth for some strong drinks. Not that I'm complaining. The service was EXCELLENT. Not too distant, and very knowledgeable. Definitely let them lead you if you're overwhelmed by the menu, because it's quite comprehensive. The first drink I ordered on my own was a bit of a disappointment, but the next two I like the server choose for me and they were amazing. Keep in mind that the bar will be slow, as your complex cocktail is probably 15th in line behind 14 other complex cocktails. Glad I went, it was a good night. Not in hurry to return though. read more
8 years ago
Great spot in Kingly Court, blink and you might just miss it! Definitely book to avoid disappointment and whatever you do, don't wear ripped denim! Otherwise you won't be going in. Loved the 40's era, the teams uniform, the music through to the interior! All looked fab. Absolutely go to see! The cocktails are fab and all turn up quirkily dresses. Everywhere you look there is something to see! Would definitely head back read more
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