This is the 2nd Mr. Fogg's location that we visited during our trip. It was pretty cool since once…read moreyou're confirmed with your seating and are told to go downstairs, the hostess will make a wooden ball go down a contraption and alert those downstairs. The service and drinks were good too. Definitely a location to visit.

The cutest most unique speak easy I ever visited! The crafted cocktails are unique and really…read moredelicious. I feel like I physically jumped into an adult version of miss peregrine's home for peculiar children or polar express. It's like a magical unique world of history, fun and vibes. The staff were great and the service was impeccable. I'm sure we'll visit again before leaving London.

Snuck in without a reservation and thoroughly enjoyed sitting at the bar! The bartenders provided…read morefun banter and recommendations. Ambiance is loud and chaotic, but still good for a date. Cocktails are excellent. Of course, the most fun part of all is walking in through the "secret" bookshelf. Overall, one of the best cocktail experiences in London.

Best fish & chips ever. Laidback atmosphere and excellent ambiance sitting on Tower Bridge and…read moreseeing the Tower of London. I would definitely return and recommend this place.

Why I'll go back: it's a fun vibe with great cocktails You…read moreHAVE to order: can only speak to the drinks, but getting something with "smoke" always adds a little more excitement Tony's Tip: absolutely make a reservation. While we were waiting to "meet the Mayor" we saw three groups try to walk up and be told it would be at least two hours. Even if it's becoming more mainstream, I still love the idea of speakeasies, and the little song and dance to get in to "see" The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town was a fun twist. It's an interesting spot because the primary bar is nothing to look at really, though for us Americans who grew up in the 80's the name ("The Breakfast Club") obviously sucks you in. But to get into Scaredy Cat Town, you definitely should make an online reservation. They're not hard to lock down, but we tried to get something on Thursday for Saturday and they only had bar seats left. Totally fine for just the two of us. When you walk in, you just tell them you're there to see the Mayor and within a few minutes, you are whisked through the door of an oddly placed refrigerator (yes, I've blown the surprise, but the "scaredy" cat is out of the bag by now anyway). The place is pretty much a dive, with an overabundance of random knick-knacks, signs, and what-not. Funky, funny, eclectic - you get it. But don't let that mislead your impression - it's a serious cocktail bar. They've got a wide range of original concoctions to choose from, and both the presentation and tastiness of our selections were excellent. The bartenders are friendly, and the music that night was essentially a playlist of one- and two-hit wonders from the 80's (again, right in our wheelhouse!). Totally fun, and a great way to start off our night! I wholeheartedly recommend that you schedule a meeting with the Mayor soon!

A speakeasy so secret, even the people working across the street didn't know it was there. I won't…read morespoil any secrets on how to get in... but it was definitely one of the main highlights of our week-long stay in London! The staff were incredibly friendly, the drinks were AMAZING and so creative (one of my drinks came in a tiny coffee pot), and the atmosphere was very fun.

I had a lifelong dream of spending some time as a Kindergarten teacher but after some drinks at The…read moreBlind Pig, I think I'd want to tend the bar here ! The menu itself is brilliantly designed with throw backs to childhood classic characters among the likes of Winnie the Pooh, Paddington Bear, Narnia characters, Harry Potter and my favorite childhood author, Roald Dahl. Loved the illustrations and the drinks to match. Of course you have to try all of them. Can't guarantee you'll remember all the charming conversations shared with your fellow bar patrons or lovely bartenders but you'll walk out feeling quite delightful. The noise level was perfect and added to our continued date night from downstairs at the Social Eating House.

Found this gem on Yelp! & Google and it did not disappoint! We love checking out speak easy bars in…read moreLondon and this one was great. Look for the hidden door next to the restaurant and slither your way through a passage of stairs. The service at the front was very nice, everyone was very friendly. We showed up an hour early and they were kind enough to accommodate us. We tried a few of the cocktails from the menu and were very happy. Drinks were pretty well balanced and not too sweet or too strong. I did ask for an off menu drink that was gin based with citrus and not a basic classic cocktail hoping the bartender could drum up a surprise for me that I can't make at home and they brought me a gimlet. It was delicious though so no complaints. Overall great experience and I would recommend!

My wife and I stopped in for a few post dinner drinks and the staff couldn't have been more…read morefriendly. They mentioned that it gets very busy as the night goes on (which I don't doubt because the space is very cool and the drinks were great) but we were here around 730ish and it was not bad. I had the Desert Negroni and a mezcal old fashioned and they whipped up a chocolate martini ish off menu drink for my wife. Fantastic cocktail spot!

Oh you know, one of those hidden gems that no one seems to know about, no big deal. JUST KIDDING IT…read moreIS A BIG DEAL. We were able to make reservations, which made me happy. And that meant we got to sit in this tiny tucked away little corner archway for just us 4 peeps and it was totally awesome. The cocktails were lovely and I really enjoyed our time here. Such a funky place. The cherry on top was the owner speaking to us after. It's really refreshing to have the actual owner come talk to you and show interest in how you heard of the place and how you Found (ha!) it. He was lovely, and so were the cocktails, and so was Found.

Such an amazing experience! We came here right at opening with a party of 2 on a weekday. We were…read moreluckily able to get a table despite all the reservations. It has big speakeasy vibes with the non-descript entrance, the basement location, and the dark lighting. There are also spools of thread hung around the ceiling which is a cute touch. The menu here is super interesting and creative. (Unfortunately forgot to snap a pic of the menu!). The drinks are also very affordable, ranging from 9-11 pounds. The drinks were all delicious and we would've stayed for more than 2 drinks if we didn't already have later plans. Would definitely recommend this place for those who love cocktails!

Yes it's in the middle of closed shops/quiet street, the signage may not be the easiest to read,…read morebut it is a speakeasy after all. If you're unsure, just look for the guard standing around the corner, that should be the sign you're in the right spot. He'll let you downstairs without a password. We came on a Friday night and it was so packed, it was stuffy and hot. And that was before the DJ showing up! We grabbed a drink and left shorting because it was way too packed (it's not a big spot), the lounge area was reserved so everyone else had to hang at and by the bar. I guess the fun part was finding the spot.

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

The drinks here were very good--lots of flavor profiles to choose from. The ambiance is also nice,…read morevery chic. We came here on a week day around 9:30 after a dinner and it wasn't too busy.. I'd be interested to see the crowd on a weekend. Service was attentive and knowledgeable on the menu.

Ambience is great with the speakeasy style entrance but tonight service was appalling which started…read morewith them forgetting to open to speakeasy door for my guest who was left out in the rain. Further the waitress forgot to put in a drink order and 15 min later asked us to repeat it. Good cocktails and cool place but a let down on service

I'm always looking for something different, even while on holiday. With a manifesto like,…read more"honouring tradition whilst subverting convention," PKD answered the call. The decor is vintage, but off-kilter, psuedo-ColonialVictorian decor, a very good cocktail (and beer) list, and the staff very agreeable. We enjoyed several fresh-takes-on-old-fashioned cocktails as well as a sampling of dishes - from breakfast to dinner - that we found to be classic, but not cliché. I'm looking forward to the prospect of another evening well spent at this fine establishment the next time I find myself in London.

As I'm teetotal, I don't frequent pubs but my fine London Yelp friends introduced me to Powder Key…read moreDiplomacy after a Yelp event IT's a unique venue and they've obviously worked hard to make it so. Everywhere you look, there are quirky decorations - maps, stuffed animals and quirky lampshades abound. I think the theme is Victorian gentleman traveller? The throwback to that era continues with the considerable leatherbound menu and the staff addressing you as sir. If you still can't find a libation which will meet your exacting tastes, they will concoct a bespoke cocktail based on your preferences Just a shame it's in an area of London I dont visit that often

The entry leads you to think speakeasy. You travel down the basement stairs and are transported to…read moreplace that holds its own in time. A smaller bar, with a good amount of seating both at the bar and around it. The staff is friendly and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. There are murmurs of various conversations, but you are not bothered by them. Their handcrafted cocktails are delish. My personal fav was the Perfect Storm. A combination of dark rum, honey and citrus. It is a hidden gem in the hamlet known as Shoredtich, just outside of London center. If you are in the area, drop by for a visit. You won't be disappointed.

Amazing. When a great bartender and amazing cocktails come together, it's magical... and that's…read moreexactly what we got. We actually came here because a bartender at another bar recommended it as a place he frequents... because of the excellent bartenders. We sat at the bar, enjoyed several different cocktails recommended by the bartender while enjoying some quality bar bites! Expect a low-key atmosphere, in a small below ground footprint, with great music playing in the background and great bartending. One of our highlights on our trip to London.