What an amazing place! There are theatrics, cocktails, ambience and, of course, Detective Mitch! We…read morehad so much fun at the Evans & Peel Detective Agency from the minute we rang the bell to the photos taken at the end as we left. We found this speakeasy on Yelp and didn't have reservations but got in anyways. The entry door is very subtle and once inside you need to plead your case to gain entry. Your case would be a mystery you are working to solve. We had a lot of fun with this part and our improv skills were put to the test. After being allowed through the secret entrance, you enter a 1930's prohibition style well decorated bar. All the staff are dressed the part and act the part. The drinks are in a casebook style booklet and have handwritten descriptions of the choices. We each had a couple of the drinks and really enjoyed them. The staff even comes around and mingles with you if you want. Most of the talk is the acting about your case or the general conversations of the Prohibition era. We really had fun here and were laughing a lot and found the experience very stimulating. I highly recommend going here when in London. It is a super fun experience.

Quirky and fun and the cocktails were excellent. Great staff. I recommend making a reservation.read more

K Bar is just my style. It's classy, low key, the crowd is stylish and attractive, the service was…read moreexceptional and it's a beautiful space. I had the 3 martini flight for £22. I left very happy.

I love this bar - it has an intimate atmosphere, low key and great acoustics. The bar keeps know…read moretheir business and it shows. Of course, it is a bit spendy but worth it. I do find there can be better evenings to visit to avoid some certain clientele. Cheers

Gwen, the lovely owner who inherited this business from her father and his co-founder, does a…read morereally great job. The food is good value and really delicious. The dim sum, miso poached sea bass, aromatic duck w/"pancakes" and Singapore noodles are good. Your experience really depends on whether you go for the food between seven and 9 o'clock or come later for the "nightclub," which features a couple of bouncers who manage to attract the negative reviews

Not sure how to rate this. I walked in with a couple friends and asked the bartender what the best…read morecocktail on the menu was. We were recommended the Flaming Ferrari (I believe, I didn't hear him). What ensued was a couple minutes of confusion as a friendly Spanish bartender made three cocktails from hell. We ended up sucking up a cocktail glass full of what tasted like pure alcohol and it was on fire. Not a small fire by the way. I think they ended up being around 25 GBP per person (at least in that range). After that one drink, we left. All in all, a very enjoyable 15 minutes. Will come again.

Really (in my American pov) seemingly traditional local pub and restaurant. Had needed reservations…read morefor Boxing Day and the place was very lively, holiday-ish and a fun! Menu ranged from roasts to traditional burgers etc. service was fine, a bit slow from what I am used to but no rush needed. Dinner was good. Really solid. I'd not go out of my way to shout about it but I'd offer it as a suggestion if nearby!

Found this local spot in the neighborhood after the museum visit and was pleasantly surprised…read more Highly recommend the fish and chip. The fish portion was generous, and that haddock tasted amazing. The beef cheek cottage pie was also very good. Came out in a cast iron pot. Service was a little slow, but overall fine. A cool local pub good place to hang out.

I can't express how much I loved this place. How much WE loved this place. It was totally a random…read morepull - one night, my husband was browsing one of those "things you MUST do when visiting London" articles, and I briefly saw "The Bletchley" as he scrolled down the page. I made him click on the link, saying "Bletchley like the Circle? Like the code breakers?" And sure enough, it was exactly like that. It's an escape room mixed with a puzzle room mixed with a lot of alcohol. A LOT of alcohol. They bill it as a mix between Alan Turing and Sherlock Holmes, both names that I adore. We were intrigued, and after a bit of research made our reservations online. (Reservations definitely required, and you have to pay beforehand, just heads up.) We were giddy as we walked down the stairs into the basement to check in for our experience. They immerse you in their world the second you step foot inside the threshold, calling you "agent", giving you instructions and helping you with your Army-style jacket. Your "contact" walks you through your "Enigma Machine" and your "radio" and then sets you off on your first puzzle: opening the box to start the game. I'm not going to spoil any of the puzzles, but I will tell you that you get a personalized drink for each puzzle you solve. AND, you get a welcome cocktail. So, if you're solving two puzzles, you get 3 drinks in total. The drinks are created for you based on the answers you provide to the puzzles you solve. There's a bit of a sniff test and a taste test for that first round, but after that, the talented bartenders use the answers you provide to craft drinks you're sure to love. We had planned on doing only 2 puzzles because realistically, I'm a lightweight when it comes to booze in general, and fairly useless when it comes to liquor. But, we were having so much fun, and the drinks were SO incredibly tasty (easy to drink, let me tell you!) that when our "contact" came back to ask if we wanted one more puzzle, we both immediately said, "Of course we want another puzzle, crazy woman!" Or something along those lines. Friends, the puzzles are super easy. After solving our first one, the second "contact" asked if we wanted the easy or difficult version for the next round. We were feeling cocky (and tipsy), so we asked for the difficult one. It's not that difficult! But, as we were sitting there, we noticed that the group next to us - they'd come in about 15 minutes after us - was struggling to answer their puzzle. We thought, "Oh no, the contact gave us the easy puzzle for sure!" So when the contact came back to ask if we wanted the final puzzle, and we answered yes, we thought we'd be struggling like the group of four next to us. I mean, we *had* been drinking hard alcohol for an hour, and we were feeling pretty warm and fuzzy, so of course, our brains would be slow and not so willing to make logical connections, right? WRONG! We solved that puzzle in less than 5 minutes and sat back wondering how drunk the group next to us was that they bumbled around for almost 20 minutes trying to find the answer. Anyway, the drinks are to die for. The welcome drink was gin-based, and I almost told the guy to take it back (gin and me? SO not on friendly terms). But, my husband asked me to give it a try, and two seconds later, the cup was empty. I enjoyed the three drinks that were crafted specifically for me, but that first drink - with its fresh fruit and its tease of a burnt sugar flavor - left me wanting more. If you're about experiences, good drinks and great times, this is definitely a spot you're going to want to visit. Plan on spending at least 3 hours here (if you want to soak up all the...uh...puzzles...that is), and definitely plan on having a ride back home.

The Bletchley is a super fun experience where you solve puzzles and earn custom cocktails as you…read morego. The WW2 spycraft theming was top notch, and you even get to play dress up in an army jacket. Overall we had a great time, and apparently there are a few different puzzles that you can get, so one could totally do the Bletchley again and have a completely different experience. While I did truly enjoy our time in the bar, we had a few hiccups. Checking in to the space was a little odd; you actually let the host at the restaurant upstairs know, and they have you awkwardly wait around at the restaurant bar until someone from the Bletchley comes and gets you. Y'all, we waited a while. I'm not sure what the hold up was, but we definitely didn't start on time. Also our final puzzle was kind of a dud, and I say this as someone who loves escape rooms. Without spoiling anything, we weren't informed that we might need to leave our table and explore the bar for clues, so it never occurred to us to do that. (The puzzle also required us to reference a part of the bar that we didn't know existed.) Most of us loved our drinks, but one of my friends felt that two of his custom cocktails were way too similar in that they were both aggressively sweet, and was disappointed that the bartenders didn't change things up. We also had some minor service issues (one of the servers was helping us but got distracted by another table, we had to remind them three times that we were there for a birthday, etc.). But despite a few small things, the Bletchley is still a very unique and interesting experience that I definitely recommend doing. In fact, now that I know more of what to expect I would definitely visit it again should I have the opportunity.

Went in around 5:15pfor a drink and to split fish & chips as a lighter dinner to share. Service was…read morequick and efficient, drinks were delivered promptly, and food came out quickly and hot as well. The atmosphere is relaxed, but there was a bit of competition for tables around 6pm, with some less than courteous guests grabbing a table when others were waiting first without checking in with the server on staff. If there are plenty of tables, it may not be an issue to simply take a seat, however, if tables are in short supply- best to check and make sure no one else is waiting first before grabbing the next available table. Otherwise it's a lovely atmosphere and a relaxed setting for an evening meal or gathering with company.

Food: reasonable portions with lots of options and family friendly but typical London tourist…read morepricing (generally expensive for what you get). Service: friendly and professional, accommodating and used to tourist crowds. They are very patient and take the time to explain if you have any questions. Ambiance: cute and convenient. It is very much catered to tourists so you won't find a "local, usual pub crowd" but it's serviceable for an easy, no fuss meal.

Uniqueness: Classic British pub with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere…read more Wait Time: **** (Can get busy, but usually manageable) Food Quality: **** (Solid pub fare, good flavors) Service: **** (Friendly and efficient) Setting: ***** (Cozy and traditional, great vibes) Cost: **** (Fair prices for the quality) Anglesea Arms is a proper British pub with great vibes. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a great spot for a casual pint or a relaxed meal. The food is solid--nothing overly fancy, but it delivers on classic pub flavors. Service was friendly and quick, even when the place got busy. Whether you're grabbing a drink with friends or looking for a cozy pub experience, this is a solid choice. Would definitely return!

Gorgeous British pub with delightful food and just 4- minutes away from my favorite hotel in…read moreLondon, 100 Queen's Gate. We had the roast beef Sunday lunch and it was delightful...flavorful and tender. It was everything one could want.

I was going here for an afterwork session with some colleagues after a long day and happened to be…read morearound Fulham area. We ordered some cocktails with quirky names such as 'Sophie Roses' and 'Annie get your Gun.' I was impressed by the rather ridicules but funny wood squirrel shaped cups their serve drinks in. The interior makes it seem like you've just stepped into a Wild West museum or a ghost town. The warm and welcoming laid back atmosphere made this place perfect for an afterworks place during a week night. The Chelsea crowd and a few tourists here and there have the ambience a great mix. The only issue I find is that it's rather far away in Chelsea. Great location for lots of fun and nothing too 'serious'.

Very nice atmosphere. Piano singer was very talented and had a lovely voice. Waiters were attentive.read more

A little slice of heaven... Literally a little slice when you see it from outside. But then you go…read morein and it's good size, with great live piano music and comfortable atmosphere. Full drink menu and some finger foods. David the bar tender is like catching up with an old friend. Recommend.

Recently held my 25th Birthday at N0.9 Bar. A 80's theme that totally ROCKED! :-D…read more Well presented place, very easy to transform into a tailored made themed night. Good vibes and great hospitality. Just for you all to be aware as No.9 Bar has been open for under 6months there is still improvements to be made - Lighting is set too low and Kitchen could be more organised. However, i would definitely recommend this location to anyone who is looking to have a great time! Zara

Can't recommend No9 enough. I had a launch party here for 40 guests and numerous people commented…read moreon how much they enjoyed themselves. Good barman, large choice of reasonably priced drinks, nice sound system and well looked after by the manager from start to finish (which was pretty late!)