House

I visited this bar on a Saturday evening with 2 friends. There was no aggressive PR person offering us free shots or sickly cocktails to try and get us in, which was very welcome after wandering down a street of these by mistake. Inside it had a retro feel to it, with Chesterfields, mismatched lampshades and mainly brass music playing. There was a laid back vibe to the place which was just what we were looking for and though the music was loud we could still talk to each other.
There was a large selection of cocktails on offer (2 for £10 I think) but we decided to order a bottle of Prosecco which was around the £20 mark. It was drinkable and the friendly bar maid happily complied with my friend’s request for fresh raspberries in our glasses.
Sadly, there was one major drawback about this bar and that was the toilets. They were downstairs, which is fine, but when I got to the bottom of the stairs there was a bit of a dumping area to the right and then a door in front — it took me a few seconds to figure out where to go. There was a a live music night downstairs so it caused a bit of confusion when I was met with 2 people who seem to be taking entry fees for that, when I just wanted to find the bathroom. The actual toilets themselves were a total mess — the toilet seat did not even fit and there appeared to have been some issue with the cistern — it had a note on it in pen saying ’ sorry this is a temporary fix’. It was just such a shame because it really let the whole place down.