So much fun- small bar underground. Live music and great small crowd. Entrance is easy to miss-…read morelooks like a subway station right in front of Christopher's.

Cool place; retro looking. We got there when they were just opening for the day. Drinks were fine,…read morebut we weren't taken by it. Again, mostly a place to check out for the interior design.

Half price drinks between 4 to 7 everyday. Good deal…read more I stayed for the clubbing hours, too. The upstairs DJ had a hard-on for Black Eye Peas. Lack of variety aside I didn't mind her taste in music. DJ MacBook downstairs didn't even bother mixing the set, just plain pre-programmed list play. MAJOR point deduction for putting on Vanilla Ice, Will Smith ("Get Jiggy With It", no less) and old Michael Jackson crap. That's straight weak sauce. Time to review that residency contract.

Bar, club, restaurant, lounge, a little bit of everything for everyone. Lively dance floor on…read moreSaturday nights and big enough venue to accomodate a large crowd. The upstairs section bar is a good place for lounging and a quieter area to take a break from the dance area downstairs. Good music and upscale atmosphere.

Surprisingly good! I…read moresay surprisingly good because I wasn't expecting decent Mexican food in LONDON! Being from San Diego and having lived in Mexico, I wouldn't say it's amazing or even close to what you'd get in Mexico, but it wasn't bad. We enjoyed the tacos we had. Now the drinks...the drinks were ON POINT. We came in during the perfect time: Happy Hour! Which I believe was from 3-8pm! They had BOGO deal for the cocktails which was the cherry on top. We each tried the Mexican Vice, B.A.N.A.N.A.S, and a Pina Colada. All made to perfection! Delicious! The first time someone came to our table to take our order, but the rest of the time we just went up to the bar and ordered our next round which worked out well for us. The interior decor and music they play is such a vibe. Suits the "Barrio" theme very well. The next time we're in London, we will definitely stop by!

Horrible service. Ending up leaving after 20-25 minutes when they still didn't take our order. Only…read moreone waitress was serving, but she moved at a turtle pace and only paid attention to the back part of the restaurant. Really disappointed because I was looking forward to their veg platter.

Strange pub to me. I've seen this pub many many years and even been there many many times over many…read morea year. It appears like a 'local' pub. Well actually it once was with much more dodgy clients but thats gone now and it's done up, with even a roast being advertised with much more families turning up. Can't out finger on it, I'm not sure what It is trying to be. Maybe nothing, just a run of mill pub. I want to like it, not the biggest fan of the bar being so narrow as you walk in though the beer was ok. Prepared to give it a chance though and visit again. Suppose it's perched in a strange location. Hoping it has some sort of music night as I think a theme would be good for a pub like this actually.

I visited this pub on a Sunday afternoon for the weekly jazz jam session. Apparently it's been…read moregoing on for the last 30 years! The live music comes from a large room in the back. (Cover charge is £5) The first hour is a jam session by the regulars and the second half is open mic for local singers. I was actually there to see a friend perform. The ambience is warm and welcoming, it's fantastic! Most people seem to live in the neighborhood and everyone is having a great time listening and dancing. Their Swedish pear cider was great if you like sweet cider. I really liked the breaded brie with cranberry sauce and eggy creme brûlée. I also tried a bite of falafel burger which was quite good.

Should I have shaved or at least worn smarter clothes? Should I go with my passport as well for ID?…read moreIn my case it was I should have brought my pimp costume and some "lady-friends" because they were expecting each guy to be with at least 2 females or with a partner! This is what the bouncer's telling us on a lad's night out...Cheers mate! After a lot of stupidity and unofficial partnerships with the local talent we were in, sadly my blind date was not sticking around, and some with the lads were sticking around too much. Anyway the club is slicker than your average in size, it is quite nice in there so I'm not going to knock it this early. Nice low leather couches to perch or squat on, wooden floors and marble add to that bourgeois appeal. The bar is a long black glossy stunning piece of work, unlike the drinks. The bartenders didn't seem to ever serve down our way and the news was shocking when they did come, £4.00 a pint which wasn't even a proper pint and £7.00 a mixer... single mixer! You stop and think b*ll**ks to this I could of gone uptown at these prices! There's a nice selection of beverages though, so even if you plan on leaving here broke or short you won't be upset with the cocktails. Then the DJ I think was off form and slightly better than dull. Nothing wrong with the dance-floor fillers or cheese but not all night mate!! I heard one remotely cool R'n'B song and I danced like a Zulu warrior ready for battle, two minutes later I was old rusty legs again in the corner... It's hard to understand, it's really suave, spacious, and a little bit nice in here. Really plush patio for the smokers with chairs and tables in addition to garden umbrellas for the bad weathers leaves you thinking its sooo well set up! I have to give it some credit though, if you can find a DJ with two hands and a brain and bartenders who look out more for customers than their reflection on the glossy bar surface you will have an ace night here. I guess it really is the people after all... I suggest you hire this place out or go West-End!

I have not visited this place for late night festivities, only for pizza and drinks at the bar or…read morefor an earlier evening stop-in. I have heard that later on in the night, this place gets a little crazy. For a dinner spot, I love The Village!. Good pizza, even though the menu is somewhat limited. They have a brick oven that helps create a crispy yet chewy crust, paired with quality ingredients and you really can't go wrong. The service has been a little slow that past few times we have been, but not a huge deal. This is a great alternative to some of the stuffier more pricy options that Musewell Hill has to offer. Check it out for an early evening and good pizza.

Been a while since I've been here and for all its small space it's the events it holds that really…read moremake it. Hip hop is a music genre I love and they do hip hop karaoke on a Thursday night. Monday's they have just started to do an event based around guest speakers and showcasing hip hop music videos; choosing their favourites and showing them why. I love an event where you learn or simply have fun. So though it's not a place is typically hang out because of the crowded small space, the hip hop vibe it clearly favours is something I feel is always missing with London and I embrace when I find.

Stay clear of this place! The charming hipster 70's wooden lodge look and fairly decent fast food…read morecan't make-up for the absolute lack of hygiene (Cockroaches crawling the walls) and the terribly inattentive staff. Went there at noon but we had to wait 20 mins before the cook would return (he was out for lunch). So we were taking in the atmosphere, noticed the grime on the table (probably hasn't been wiped in a long time. We ordered a Chilli Dog, Tots with Beer Sauce and a Veggie Dog. We had to ask the waitress three times until we got napkins, ketchup and cutlery for the tots that were starting to dissolve in the beer sauce. In the middle of our meal I noticed things moving on the walls. A family of cockroaches coming out from behind the booth. WTF?! It made our skin crawl to sit in that cesspool, so we quickly ate up (while closely expecting every bite). Had to pay 23 quid for it, which is IMO unjustifiably high for fast food. As I was paying I informed the waitress of the infestation problem, and she just brushed it off as a constant issue. No apology whatsoever. Disgusting place.

This is like a crazy dive of a rock bar with neon lights and rock and roll music, and I loved it!!…read moreIts fabulous for a fun night out with friends. I headed over one evening around 9pm and it wasn't that busy, but the atmosphere with the jukebox and the good choice of drinks meant I wasn't disappointed. I love the randomness of this place.. They have a ceiling full of bras hanging down which I found hysterical and can only assume is to represent the bras thrown at concerts. Lolz. The jukebox is also fabulous and really old school, letting me request artists like nirvana and bon jovi... Yaaaaas.... A definite big selling point for me. Don't let the neon lights let you mistake it for a strip bar and put you off, if you like rock and roll or just want a fun night out, then this is the place..

Awwww SNAP! Mama…read moreloves a dive bar, and Slim Jims Liquor Store is the best I've found here in London. Just the right amount of Los Angeles tack complied with minimal light and endless shelves of liquor. Plywood booths: check. Red vinyl bar stools: check. Buzzing glow of neon: check. Lots and lots and lots of whiskey: check. Juke Box: check. But the kicker? Two mounted boar heads "smoking" cigs and wearing sunglasses. Slim Jims is keepin' it classy like no other. And I can certainly appreciate that.

Being my previous local, I like this pub. The atmosphere, food and location are all great. The pub…read moreis good for groups to grab a bite or watch the rugby/football. The staff area always attentive and the place is great for a Sunday roast - I would definitely recommend for a hangover!

Yup...definitely worth returning to!…read more I came here last night as I was "home alone", yet I somehow wanted to be among other people. So I hopped on the #210, which departs right in front of my house and drops me off right in front of this lovely local pub! And when I walked in, I immediately felt completely at ease and welcome. The very generous space offers a variety of seating opportunities: sofas for a group of up to 8 people; seats in the bay-window that allow you to watch the people passing by; the bar, which in fact is huge, or the slightly more formal dining area, which appealed to me very much and which is also one of the reasons that I want to return here... What I like most about the Old Dairy is that this is a truly local pub (who else would come to this remote area), where people like you and I would get together for a pint in the evening, or two...or three?