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Great place of mixed age groups and cultures . Good let your hair down fun with zero bad attitude . Efficient and extremely polite door staff also ens…
Paul Martin
The Brondes Age
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This place is always full of people but I'm not sure that warrants it being a great place to go. There is very often trouble in here on a Saturday nig…
Steph Maxwell
The Brondes Age
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Bang opposite to Brondesbury overground & 3 minutes walk from Kilburn underground. Lively place with good ambience, beautiful lights, blissful music. …
Cheryl Mina Sampat Jadav
The Brondes Age
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5 Reviews on “The Brondes Age”
Great place of mixed age groups and cultures . Good let your hair down fun with zero bad attitude . Efficient and extremely polite door staff also ensure you a trouble free evening .Reminds me of a Spanish bar/ club atmosphere.
This place is always full of people but I’m not sure that warrants it being a great place to go. There is very often trouble in here on a Saturday night and although its open pretty late, it is what it is. If you have no other places to go then fine, but it wouldn’t be my first option.
Bang opposite to Brondesbury overground & 3 minutes walk from Kilburn underground. Lively place with good ambience, beautiful lights, blissful music. Best for winter evenings if you’re a smoker. Their outdoor heating is bliss! Haven’t tried the food but it is certainly a place to chill for some evening drinks!
Great place. Does great pizzas and always has a good selection of beers and spirits.It gets busy turning into a disco kinda thing on weekends, and stays open pretty late on weeknights.Has benches outside, and if you ask them they’ll roll back the awning in the summer.In winter there are heaters for those who are crazy enough to still be in London.
The Brondes Age is always very lively in the evening, with plenty of people spilling out into the front courtyard. If you like a social atmosphere then it’s best to visit on a game night, the atmosphere then is electrifying.The bar itself is nothing special but there’s not much else going on in the area. They stock quite a large range of liquors, and cocktails are alright at just under 7 a pop.Don’t expect haute cuisine here, they only offer your average British cuisine – breakfast, pizzas, sandwiches and the like. The food isn’t bad though and it’s quite reasonably priced.