Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town

To be honest we could almost give this bar the award just for its name. But if you’re looking for one of the best cool bars in London, what could be cooler than one that’s hidden behind a fridge door?

That’s where you’ll find the Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town. And here’s how to get yourself into our No.1 pick of the coolest, quirkiest bars in London.

First, give the guys and girls there a call to get yourself on the guest list. Then head to the Breakfast Club in Spitalfields. Once there say the magic words ‘I’m here to see the mayor’ to the staff.

They’ll lead you and your fellow bar lovers to the cool, white retro SMEG fridge. The door opens and behind it you’ll find stairs leading down to one of the very best of London’s new generations of speakeasies.

The trendy, slightly eccentric bar you’ll find down below – all exposed brickwork and eclectic adornments is a great place to hang out with the fun, friendly crowd. Cocktails are cutting edge, food is available to soak it all up and the music plays to late to keep the joint jumping. If this isn’t a cool bar, we don’t know what is.

Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town is at 

The Breakfast Club,
12 Artillery Lane,
Spitalfields,
London
E1 7LS

www.themayorofscaredycattown.com

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It’s great to be able to impress a date with your knowledge of London’s coolest, most eclectic venues. And it’s always great to have something to do on a date just in case the conversation starts to fade. Cue Wilton’s Music Hall, situated in one of London’s oldest and most notorious areas – Whitechapel, where Jack the Ripper once cut his gory swathe.

Step into Wilton’s and you could be stepping back to those nefarious times. This unique building, fizzing with faded grandeur – and with oodles of history seeping from every brick – includes a genuine mid-19^th Century music hall, two bars and a number of private rooms.

Tours of the hall start every evening at 6. It’s a great way to start a date. After you can hit the famous Mahagony Bar, the oldest part of Wilton’s and once the talk of London and beyond. Or you can book a table in the upstairs Cocktail bar and sample the ever changing menu of liquid libations, all priced very fairly at between £7 and £9.

If that hasn’t broken the ice, take in the entertainment. There’s a packed program from dance parties to world cinema, from live music to ping pong tournaments. Wilton’s is a wonderful experience – and if your date likes a cool, friendly, packed atmosphere, then Wilton’s is bound to make an impression.

Wiltons Music Hall 
1 Graces Alley
London
E1 8JB

wiltons.org.uk

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