Great choice of cocktails, Love the happy hours. An other day when I went I was feeling hungry and…read moreglad they had the pica too. Though I think they don't do it every day. It came very handy. Had a quality time with my friends. Loved the show when the bartender lighted up with fire the cocktail.

Ahhhh!!! This place is really cool!!! And they have a book of yummy drinks that are two for one on…read moreSunday and they taste really good and they're amazing!!!! Can you tell I don't get out much? At least for drinks. Anyway. We came here with some friends and took advantage of their 2 for 1 offer (meaning you get two drinks for 10 pounds). It impressed me that they served really good drinks for such a good price. I personally loved The Last Word (super strong but great flavour) and the Elderflower Margarita (YUM!). They both packed a punch but weren't so overpowered with liquor that they didn't taste nice. The bar staff was fun as well. The one that wasn't popular was the honey one. I can't remember the name but none of us liked it. It's a cool bar!

In this bar ... No rules ! Write on the wall, speak to everyone, hear to random music or live…read moremusic, drink Mojitos you never drink before ! Their mojitos are made with brown sugar (really good) and are cheap ! I haven't tries the Caipirina but I've been told that this is their specialty so must be really good as their mojitos are ... Wow ! Tiny bar with often loooooots of people, there's a 2nd floor with a little room that is often less busy. Bartenders are really nice and cool ! Go there and experiment the spiritual experience !

Brazilians are known for their love of life, passion, joy of movement, music and dance as well as…read moretheir wonderful lime laden cocktails. I'm not sure how close this bar is to Brazilian nightlife, but to me this bar feels typically Brazilian in cadence. I just love the atmosphere, the enthusiasm, the music, you feel transported to another place and I just don't understand how very few people, even those living in Camden, don't know about this bar! I was introduced by a lovely Yelp friend and try and get back whenever I'm in Camden as I really love this place. To me this is one of Camden's real hidden gems. So why do I love it? Let me count the ways: Live music: I'm not sure if there is someone on every night, but I'm always shocked by them hosting some fantastic, extremely talented musicians. Intimate setting: As a tiny little venue you huddle around small tables, it feels cozy, personable and warm. Art work: Walls, ceilings and tables are plastered with art, pictures, paintings collages drape all surfaces. It's like some hipster arty underground cavern... like so many bars in Shoreditch are trying to achieve, but this place isn't trying, it has charm and personality without having to try. Caipirinhas and mojitos: Using traditional Brazilian ingredients the cocktails here are just superb... and after a few you can't help but sink back into your seat and enjoy the ambiance. I'd also recommend the Cuba Libra, I'm usually not a fan, but would make an exception here. As a cocktail bar you need to expect to pay cocktail prices, but the live music, amazing atmosphere and art are free.

Eclectic decor, delicious drinks & great service by Natalia. Definitely visit The George in Camdenread more

I came for their Monday night pub quiz, and ended up on a winning team!! As I have never won a pub…read morequiz before I guess that this could bias my opinion however the truth is that once I had tasted the rekorderlig passionfruit I was sold on the place. I loved the feel of the bar, roomy and comfortable, and it is just a relaxed place to be. There was a wide selection of drinks, plenty to choose from, and the service was great. I never waited long to be served despite it being very busy during the quiz breaks, and the staff were all really friendly. The food looked great although I didn't try any so can't comment on the taste. I will definitely be going back, and not just in order to defend my title on the quiz

Yeah, it's alright. Nothing too special. The entrance is the best part. Novelty factor for real…read more Cocktails were alright.

We passed this bar everyday to the subway station and talked about going in. Man have we been…read moremissing out! On our last night in town we stopped in and was meet with laughter by Jarrod, Alaska, and Josh. Being the first in, the bar was empty giving us time to talk with the two. Josh ("co-boss") was super funny and friendly. And being from the States we had a nice chat about sports with Alaska! My husband enjoyed a shot of the The Few (rye whiskey) and I had a new drink of theirs called "what is a pisco?" Cute story about the bar.... It was once a public restroom just twenty years ago!And three years ago it was transformed into this amazing hole in the ground... Literally. Well the sign is one-sided but keep an eye out to enjoy a great time and yummy drinks at Ladies and Gents.

This bar is good and bad. Love the seating, the ambience, the decor and styling. Love the fact it…read moreis under the IMAX screen in the Odeon so you can have a beer before or after. The things I don't like so much is that it is a bar. They serve bottles mostly and like to bring it to the table. This is good if you provide good table service. To be fair the service was ok, but I don't like having to go to the bar to request the bill after I've turned down another beer twice, surely this is implied. Anyway, minor gripe. Prices are not bad for London either.

Decor was really interesting. Felt like a movie set or someone's nans living room. The drinks were…read moreOK, there are definitely better cocktail bars. Would have been great to have a few more options with a little less ice. The vibe was chilled for a Friday night. Worth a visit and a surprising addition to West Hampstead! It wouldn't have felt out of place in Soho or Shoreditch.

I have a couple of friends living in Kentish Town who happily researched and booked this charming…read morelittle basement bar which is a must-visit in the area. Apparently the owners want it to feel like someone's living room and it definitely has a relaxed and locals-come-here vibe, although our seating area was in what was once a VIctorian police cell, which was probably less cosy back in the day. The interesting concept here is to serve small bites of food tailored to each house cocktail which a beautifully presented and explained, as are the cocktails themselves. We sampled almost all of the house cocktail menu and generally everyone was very impressed. I think several people really liked the park bench, with its strong apple flavour, although I personally found it a bit one-note. In fact, I wouldn't say any of the cocktails here got it quite right for my palate, some of the balancing of flavours didn't quite work for me and none of them particularly blew me away. They were pretty good, but there weren't any I found incredibly delicious and "incredibly delicious" is really what I am looking for in a cocktail. I had the Get Me a Bourbon, I'm Hungry and Lost in Alaska. The first was a short drink which wasn't massively memorable, contra my favourite ever bourbon cocktail, the fantastic bourborini once on the specials at Pitt Cue Co. Lost in Alaska I thought was nice although others said they thought it tasted medicinal! Service was great - helpful, patient and attentive. It's expensive, especially now I live in Manchester and can get better cocktails at the Fitzgerald for £4 less, but I would still recommend Knowhere Special, especially if you're nearby having dinner. They have such an inventive and passionate approach, it's very impressive already and I'm sure will just get better with time.

This is definitely a place to put on your amazing cocktail bar list! A stone's throw away from the…read moretube, you walk down into a cozy space that they don't overfill. We were lucky to be able to occupy the couple of free seats at the bar but there are also little "dens" to sit in the natural arches of this old basement. The playlist they were playing was awesome, the bartenders were so friendly and engaging, and they are soooo into making fabulous cocktails. The amount of care that goes into every drink is stunning. The house cocktails come with a "pairing". My spiced rum drink with a million little touches I can't remember came with orange chocolate and homemade toffee apples (they literally caramelized the sugar in front of me at the bar). Low key, neighborhoody, a cocktail bar with character but without the scene. A must go if you are in the hood.

Lovely Vibe, friendly Staff, and unbelievably accessible literally over the road from the tube…read morestation. Food was delicious and loved the aray of cocktails!

From the owner: God's Garden is London's newest winter garden, located in the stunning grounds of the Grade I…read moreListed One Marylebone Church. The concept offers Londoners a heated hideout to unwind in over after-work drinks, as well as highly-entertaining, high-energy all-day weekend activations. For private hire's & large group bookings please contact bookings@godsgardenldn.com

Cute place in Hampstead! We had just gotten off of a 10 hour flight and was recommended this place…read moreby our friend. Got seated quickly and ordered. I got the fried chicken with buffalo sauce on the side. It was good! A bit small for the price but filling. Our waiter was nice. Cute spot.

When I lived in West Hampstead, The Gallery was our regular hangout and meet-up place. It's the…read morequintessential neighbourhood bar. Definitely more of a bar than a pub, there are a handful of wooden tables and chairs downstairs, with a large sofa corner on a landing halfway up the stairs, and a few leather sofas and stools around some low tables on a raised section at the top, overlooking the downstairs. In warm weather they open the front windows and put a couple of tables out on the pavement. As the other reviews point out, there are some tasty beers on tap here, including Kirin, Red Stripe, and Erdinger. They'll often have something a bit more unusual too: I remember banana beer for a while. No ales on tap, unfortunately. Mixed drinks are easily had, and they have a happy hour between 5 and 7pm most days. Food is good, although I rarely had more than bar snacks. Downstairs are several tables and a dining area, which I think only gets service in the evenings. It's very popular in the neighbourhood, and will fill up with a young, good-looking crowd quickly every weekend night. Sunny weekend afternoon. In 2005, The Gallery came in at second place in the best local bar category for the LBC/Independent Living London Awards. I'm not sure if it's continued to place since, or if those awards are still even held, but they made a big deal of it at the time. The staff there are very friendly, and as regulars we got to be quite chatty with them.

Really nice bar!! Always busy it seems. Nikusha first told me about it (apparently it's a really…read morepopular bar for our school), but somehow I never made it there all of last year. I finally did this fall with Ivan though, and it was a really fun time!! We got a couple of the Tiki-Tango drinks (pineapple juice, mango vodka, cherry rum -- super fruity!!) and they tasted great. Talked a lot about some serious issues, and I obstinately tried defending my viewpoints (and even convinced him on quite a few I think ;)). It was a week night but there were still quite a few people out there which made the ambience a lot more fun! The rest of Marylebone High Street surprisingly appeared super quiet late in the evening.

If your hot and young go! If you have even a hint at not being the bar managers ideal perfection of…read morea woman (that he has no chance with) you won't get a seat and you won't get served. His tie is too short and his attitude too poor. If I was you I would skip, the bartender is mediocre at best and their knowledge of wine sums up to the back of a bottle. Too many places to go to slum down to this place.