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We came here for the swing music and the experience. Cahoots usually has a long queue but we got lucky and managed to get in 5 mins. The place is buil…
Nitya Nangalia
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Date of Visit: 19.12.17Time: 6.30pmReview: I would recommend trying to book and try to get the carriage seat if you can as this is a themed 1940s Unde…
Jalpesh Thakrar
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Super cosy place with amazing drinks. When we went there were a band playing live music, Gatsby inspired. I would totally recommend to have a drink th…
Sussi Elhajj
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8 Reviews on “Cahoots”
Date of Visit: 19.12.17Time: 6.30pmReview: I would recommend trying to book and try to get the carriage seat if you can as this is a themed 1940s Underground station and it looks great from the staircase down to the cloak room (themed as ticket hall) and then to the bar. It is always busy with queues for walk-ins but staff from the start are friendly and helpful. Dont expect a large menu for food however as there are only a handful of dishes. There is however a very large Alcoholic drinks menu with special drinks written on a 1940s style newspaper and all created for that era so very clever but they also have a small selection of mock-tails and bar staff are well versed to make anything you wish as they are real mixologists.Location: 13 Kingly Court, Carnaby Street, Soho, W1B 5PWParking: There is an NCP car park in Soho but this will be a little walk away and this is in Kingley court to the side just opposite the back entrance of Cinnamon Soho.Decor & Lighting: Perfectly themed and done well with dull but adequate lighting.Ambience & Acoustics: Authentic background music. With all staff wearing themed clothing as well so it really adds to the ambience.DB Level: Sorry i forgot to take a reading but i did not have to shout and could hear conversations without too much of an issue.We had the following:Drinks: Large selection on offer with a few mock-tails as well as bar staff being able to mix anything you desire, i had them make their own non-alcoholic drink for me. The drinks are also prepared in different ways and glasses so it is a real experience.Food: Fish Finger Sandwiches, Pork and Sage Sausage Rolls. Not large dishes but filling and tasted good. I preferred the sausage rolls which were really meaty and tasted great.Bill / Cost: 30 per head for two plates and 2 drinksConclusion: A great place for an office party or a get together as its different but well done and not tacky. With such friendly staff and good level of service this really in my opinion is better than going to a bar where the music is too loud and where you are not served without grabbing attention then being charged over the oddsor maybe this is me just getting oldI would however suggest they get a bigger food menu.Rating: 8.0 out of 10.0 m3jal.com
Super cosy place with amazing drinks. When we went there were a band playing live music, Gatsby inspired. I would totally recommend to have a drink there when in London
If you want to hangout with your best buddies and want to make good memories ..this beautiful landmark is the place to visit….i just loved the british environment ..the staff is lovely and completely over whelmed with their humbleness … the cocktails are unique…have fun with your friends
Some of the most inventive cocktails I’ve ever experienced in my life. Visiting this place is a great experience, all round. The decor, the music, the service. A quirky place to take friends.The sweet potato chips that we snacked on were also delicious! I definitely encourage a visit.It is on the pricey side, but worth at least one trip.
This vintage inspired tube-themedbar will transport you to the 1940s. This bar not just serves some great cocktails but will offer you an experience you will remember.The attention to detail is brilliant, right from the entrance to the restroom, everything carries the old Englishcharm.The menu is expansive and served as a newspaper! The servers help you in making the right selection.There are drinks served in teacups to some that come in old style picnic basket. I have been here umpteen times and end up trying a new drink.The menu has some nibbles to go long and unlimited servings of popcorn that is in the house.Cahoots is a place I take all my friends who are visiting londonand you if haven’t got around to it, this needs to be on your list!Keep Gobbling xx cityslickerweb.com
Had a fantastic night here! Really novel interesting concepts, great atmosphere, and I thought the entrance fee was money well spent for the expertise of our wonderful bartender
There is live music and the venue is interesting. But you only get 2 hours and the price is ridiculous, you are given some retro sweets and a couple of sandwiches and poor quality pastry type items – i.e. sausage roll and then a very weak cocktail. All for the ridiculous sum of around 60 quid. I didn’t eat half of my soggy sandwiches and had to rely on my sense of humour to get me through it all.These guys must be raking it in, I could have prepared that food by wandering into the local supermarket and buying it off the shelf for about 5 pounds. What a rip off!There are literally dozens of bars around London which have better views, food at far better prices, the skygarden or kensington roof gardens for example.