Cork And Bottle, Leicester Squareback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Visited this bar last night and was slightly disappointed after reading great reviews on numerous sites. The wine we had was good and it was a quiet retreat from the throngs in Leicester Square, however it didn't have much character.
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Oh dear. No people, it's not a 9. It's pretentious, post shopping/theatre dump. If it wasn't for the Brewmaster propping up the sh1t-o-meter this would be at the top with flies hovering over it and a broken toilet seat sticking out.
Yes, it has wine. Expensive and not very good wine. I'm not a connosieur but there are better places to go for wine. Perhaps Vinopolis? Perhaps the bar down near Charing Cross/Embankment which really is nice rather than this dump?
Anyway, strictly for bankers and their equivalent cockeny slang. Don't bother trying to tell me I'm wrong, because I might well be but reviews like this need balance not just the 'best mate of the bar-staff' writing in.
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Great place to meet friends at the weekend as a warm up before some serious clubbing, food and wine - both excellent...recommend.
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Fabulous underground wine bar with a nice gentle atmosphere that hasn't changed in years. As far as I know they don't do beer but don't let that put you off as they have an eclectic and informative wine list and decent grub.
When you just need to escape the hurly burly this is the place to go.
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Absolutely spot on!
Its a fav for work lunches and after work drinks, cant fault it.
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This subteranian eighties style wine bar is so cheesy you cant help but be fond of it.I am friends with the chef so could catogorically say the food would be good.Tends to be VERY busy on weekends.
Nick Hamer - 4 Jun 2004 18:24 |
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