| Places to drink | Description | |
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| (A) Venue for Stomp | ||
| B) Monmouth Coffee House | An intimate cafe set in the Monmouth Coffee company, a small establishment regarded as the UK’s premiere importers of beans. Monmouth offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere and fantastic snack.... | |
| C) Ku Bar | A sleek bar with a modern and minimalist décor, boasting a huge wine list, cocktails and a nightclub in the basement..... | |
| D) De Hems | Frequented by European travellers, De Hems is a cosy little pub offering a huge range of Benelux favourites amongst its beverages. It’s small and cosy but is excellent in the summer months when .... | |
| E) Patisserie Valerie | Of the many Patisserie Valerie cafes around London, this is the original, boasting arguably the best pastries and cakes in the capital, 1950’s decor and wonderful Toulouse Lautrec cartoons throu.... | |
| F) Nueva Costa Dorada | As the name suggests, Nueva Costa Dorada is a Spanish bar with a large range of Spanish and South American wines. There is a sumptuous lounge area as well as a gorgeous restaurant where you can munch .... | |
| G) Roxy | Retro style bar with a fantastic choice of cocktails. If you go to the show on a Saturday night, you can try and get a post-work half price pitcher. Fantastic music too. .... | |
| H) Eagle Bar Diner | Fantastic food but even better drinks in this brilliant diner. Adventurous cocktails, such as Peanut Butter Martini, champagne and milkshakes are to be expected. Excellent value for money as well. .... | |
| I) The Sherlock Holmes | Part pub, part museum, the Sherlock Holmes oozes atmosphere with its stunning Victorian interior, Conan Doyle artefacts and an impressive restaurant upstairs. .... | |
| J) The Coal Hole | Fantastic old-style décor with high wooden rafters and stained glass make for a vibrant atmosphere. Notably, the Coal Hole is where legendary actor Edmund Kean started the Wolf Club and took pa.... | |
| K) Opera Tavern | Just around the corner from the Aldwych, this traditional pub with guest ales in abundance is a favourite haunt with stars of the Dirty Dancing..... | |
| L) The Parlour at Fortnum & Mason | A gorgeous 1950’s ice cream parlour in one of London’s oldest department stores. If you don’t fancy ice cream, there are plenty of beverages, sandwiches and cakes on offer, all made .... | |
| M) Apostrophe | Apostrophe has been hailed as a coffee boutique, with a superb quality of beverages and high standard food. Fantastic value too..... | |
| N) Homage | Right next door to the Aldwych, the Homage Bar offers tea and scones in the European tea room style, but Cocktail Hour is when the real fun starts. .... | |
| O) Fernandez & Wells | Gorgeous, high standard cafe which shamelessly urges its customers to indulge themselves with an excellent range of sweet treats and enormous fried breakfasts. .... | |
| P) Bush & Fields | A great place to grab a coffee to go, Bush & Fields has been praised as being a welcoming and more individual coffee and sandwich bar than the larger chain cafes. .... | |
| Q) The Shakespeare | A few doors down from the Victoria Palace Theatre and opposite Victoria Station, a buzzing atmosphere is to be expected in this traditional pub which boasts a piano bar and fantastic prices..... | |
| R) The Ebury | The Ebury Wine Bar provides a vibrant setting for your pre-theatre drinks and serves excellent traditional British food too..... | |
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