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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged Basement bar.
6 venues
Black Rock has established a prominent reputation as one of the top whisky bars in the UK since its doors first opened in March 2016. Its centrepiece is an 18ft, 185-year-old oak tree trunk which doubles as an interactive cocktail aging system. Moreover, Black Rock distinguishes itself from traditional bars by foregoing a written menu and instead organising whiskies by...
Gibney's London is a proper Irish pub in the basement beneath Daffodil Mulligan on City Road, Shoreditch, inspired by the original Gibney's in Malahide. Its back-bar serves Guinness, rare Irish whiskeys and crafted cocktails, with live music and sport on screen, and bar snacks from the Daffodil Mulligan kitchen. Private booths seat up to 10, and the whole bar can...
Laki Kane Oxford Street, in the heart of Central London near Bond Street, brings together the tropical tiki energy of Laki Kane with the rum expertise of Burlock following their merger. The basement bar combines immersive interiors, lush finishes and warm lighting with a programme of late-night DJs, live entertainment and bold cocktails. Multiple spaces across the venue suit everything...
The Marquis of Westminster is a neighbourhood gastropub in Pimlico serving pub classics, breakfast, cocktails, wine and ales. Its two private hire rooms include the basement Grove Room with its own bar and the upstairs Dining Room for food-led bookings.
The Cocktail Club Monument is a basement cocktail bar at 2B Eastcheap, a stone's throw from Monument station, styled on old-school Savile Row tailors with a 70s feel: gold-leafed windows, secret booths, a 90-degree bar and walls hung with animal mannequins in suits. Award-winning cocktails and flair bartending make it a party venue for business launches, corporate and seasonal parties...
The Lamb Tavern is a traditional Young's pub inside the Victorian arcades of Leadenhall Market in the City of London, serving British food and Young's beers. For events it offers a first-floor private dining room overlooking the market, with its own bar, screens and a wireless microphone, for up to 60 seated or 80 standing, and Old Tom's basement bar...