Food & Drink
London's secret water holes
Purl
Find the secret password (look for it on their website) and step into Purl, where innovative bartenders use aroma, fogs, airs, foams and specially created servicewear – all to make your order a truly unique multi-sensory experience.
Purl
50/54 Blandford Street, London
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Lounge Bohemia
A slippery metal staircase between a kebab shop and a newsagent leads down to this speakeasy that serves tasty canapés and even tastier molecular drinks in a basement space inspired by Communist-era Czechoslovakia.
Lounge Bohemia
1e Great Eastern Street, London
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Experimental Cocktail Club
Experimental Cocktail Club
Come here for the plush interiors (on three floors in an old Soho townhouse) and expertly mixed cocktails. If you’re ready to splurge, sample their impressive range of rare vintage spirits.
Experimental Cocktail Club
13A Gerrard Street, London
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Milk & Honey and Danger of death
Start your evening with cocktails at Milk & Honey, an excellent Soho member’s club that opens its bar to non members by reservation until 11am, then head over to Brick Lane where the same owners operate Danger of Death, a tiny late-night drinking spot with great cocktails and great music. Just don’t forget to book ahead.
Nightjar
This award-winning and all but impossible to find speakeasy serves an extensive list of poetically titled cocktails (Name of the Samurai, Beyond the Sea) to the tunes of a live jazz band.
Nightjar
129 City Road, London
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