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Champagne Bar Review: Dom Perignon Never Said It
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Champagne Bar Review: Dom Perignon Never Said It

Alan NafzgerJune 14, 2026

Champagne Bar Review: Dom Perignon Never Said It | Come quickly, I am tasting the stars. He did not say it. And he spent his career trying to get rid of the bubbles.

SLB Bar Review: An Enigmatic Initialled Name in Notting Hill
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SLB Bar Review: An Enigmatic Initialled Name in Notting Hill

Alan NafzgerJune 7, 2026

SLB Bar Review: An Enigmatic Initialled Name in Notting Hill | A 4.2 bar from 31 reviews named SLB, an enigmatic initialled name of the kind modern bars favour

Hux Bar Review: Three Letters, and Nothing to Hold On To
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Hux Bar Review: Three Letters, and Nothing to Hold On To

Alan NafzgerApril 7, 2026

Hux Bar Review: Three Letters, and Nothing to Hold On To | Eighty-six reviews, a 4.3, and a name so short that it cannot be wrong about anything

Old Speckled Hen Review: It Is Named After a Car
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Old Speckled Hen Review: It Is Named After a Car

Alan NafzgerMarch 27, 2026

Old Speckled Hen Review: It Is Named After a Car | Not a chicken. A 1929 MG covered in paint flecks, which the factory workers at Abingdon called the owld speckled ‘un

Portobello Star Review: There Is a Copper Still Above the Pub
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Portobello Star Review: There Is a Copper Still Above the Pub

Alan NafzgerMarch 12, 2026

Portobello Star Review: There Is a Copper Still Above the Pub | A working gin distillery sits on the first floor of a 19th-century Notting Hill boozer, and it is named Copernicus II

Bar Arriba Review: The Toast Is a Set of Instructions
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Bar Arriba Review: The Toast Is a Set of Instructions

Alan NafzgerDecember 17, 2025

Bar Arriba Review: The Toast Is a Set of Instructions | Arriba, abajo, al centro, adentro. Up, down, to the centre, and in. It is the most efficient toast in any language.

Henderson Review: Another Surname, and We Have Stopped Being Surprised
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Henderson Review: Another Surname, and We Have Stopped Being Surprised

Alan NafzgerDecember 12, 2025

Henderson Review: Another Surname, and We Have Stopped Being Surprised | Thirty-nine reviews, and the last of the possessive names in a survey that has been collecting them for three hundred articles

1871 Bar Review: A Date-Named Bar and the Year It May Recall
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1871 Bar Review: A Date-Named Bar and the Year It May Recall

Alan NafzgerNovember 29, 2025

1871 Bar Review: A Date-Named Bar and the Year It May Recall | A 4.6 bar from 29 reviews named 1871, a date-name evoking a specific year of Victorian history

The Globe Review: 3.2 Stars, Which Takes Some Doing
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The Globe Review: 3.2 Stars, Which Takes Some Doing

Alan NafzgerAugust 31, 2025

The Globe Review: 3.2 Stars, Which Takes Some Doing | The lowest-rated venue in the Notting Hill file, and a hundred and fifty people who all arrived at roughly the same conclusion

High Spirit Review: The Word Spirit Comes From Alchemy
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High Spirit Review: The Word Spirit Comes From Alchemy

Alan NafzgerApril 1, 2025

High Spirit Review: The Word Spirit Comes From Alchemy | Distillers were chasing the soul of the wine. They called what they caught the spirit, and the name stuck for eight hundred years.

Jin Bar Review: A Name of Gold, Spirit, and the Far East
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Jin Bar Review: A Name of Gold, Spirit, and the Far East

Alan NafzgerMarch 12, 2025

Jin Bar Review: A Name of Gold, Spirit, and the Far East | A 4.6 bar from 30 reviews named Jin, a short name rich with meaning across gin, gold, and the languages of the East

Bush Tavern Review: Good Wine Needs No Bush
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Bush Tavern Review: Good Wine Needs No Bush

Alan NafzgerNovember 13, 2024

Bush Tavern Review: Good Wine Needs No Bush | Taverns hung an ivy bush outside to show that wine was sold. It is the oldest advertising in Europe and it is why so many pubs are called the Bush.

Naked and Famous Review: The Bar Is Named After the Drink
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Naked and Famous Review: The Bar Is Named After the Drink

Alan NafzgerAugust 5, 2024

Naked and Famous Review: The Bar Is Named After the Drink | A cocktail of four equal parts, invented in New York in 2011, has had a bar named after it – which is the wrong way round

Mind Palace Review: The Memory Trick Is Two Thousand Years Old
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Mind Palace Review: The Memory Trick Is Two Thousand Years Old

Alan NafzgerJuly 2, 2024

Mind Palace Review: The Memory Trick Is Two Thousand Years Old | Sherlock made it famous. A Greek poet invented it after a roof fell on a dinner party and crushed everyone beyond recognition.

Smith’s Bar Review: The Commonest Name in Britain, and It Is a Job
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Smith’s Bar Review: The Commonest Name in Britain, and It Is a Job

Alan NafzgerMay 15, 2024

Smith’s Bar Review: The Commonest Name in Britain, and It Is a Job | One in every hundred people in this country is a Smith, and every one of them is descended from somebody who worked metal

S L B Bar Review: Initials, and Nobody Will Say What They Stand For
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S L B Bar Review: Initials, and Nobody Will Say What They Stand For

Alan NafzgerOctober 16, 2023

S L B Bar Review: Initials, and Nobody Will Say What They Stand For | Thirty-one reviews and three letters with spaces between them, which is a deliberate act

Paradise by way of Kensal Green Review: The Line Is From a Poem
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Paradise by way of Kensal Green Review: The Line Is From a Poem

Alan NafzgerSeptember 6, 2023

Paradise by way of Kensal Green Review: The Line Is From a Poem | Chesterton wrote about drunks lurching home past a cemetery. Somebody turned the last line into a bar with a 4.3.

Avenue Bar Review: 3.3 From Twenty-Six People, and Nothing Else
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Avenue Bar Review: 3.3 From Twenty-Six People, and Nothing Else

Alan NafzgerJuly 18, 2023

Avenue Bar Review: 3.3 From Twenty-Six People, and Nothing Else | The lowest-rated venue in the Notting Hill file, on a sample too small to convict and too large to ignore

1871 Bar Review: The Year of the Bank Holiday
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1871 Bar Review: The Year of the Bank Holiday

Alan NafzgerJuly 4, 2023

1871 Bar Review: The Year of the Bank Holiday | Twenty-nine reviews and a year for a name – and 1871 is the year Parliament decided the British were allowed a day off

Bar 182.52 Review: There Is a Decimal Point in the Name
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Bar 182.52 Review: There Is a Decimal Point in the Name

Alan NafzgerMay 26, 2023

Bar 182.52 Review: There Is a Decimal Point in the Name | Eleven people have reviewed a bar named after a number with two decimal places, and the Prat has questions

Whiteley’s Bar Review: A Perfect Score, and the Story It Tells
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Whiteley’s Bar Review: A Perfect Score, and the Story It Tells

Alan NafzgerMay 20, 2023

Whiteley’s Bar Review: A Perfect Score, and the Story It Tells | A 5.0 bar from 44 reviews named Whiteley’s, likely for the grand old department store, and a lesson in the perfect rating

Arbour Bar Review: An Arbour Is a Place to Hide in a Garden
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Arbour Bar Review: An Arbour Is a Place to Hide in a Garden

Alan NafzgerMarch 3, 2023

Arbour Bar Review: An Arbour Is a Place to Hide in a Garden | A shaded walk, grown deliberately, so that people could be unobserved outdoors – which was harder than it sounds

Ricco Review: 4.8 From 144, and the Formula Holds Again
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Ricco Review: 4.8 From 144, and the Formula Holds Again

Alan NafzgerSeptember 22, 2022

Ricco Review: 4.8 From 144, and the Formula Holds Again | A small room, a short list, and somebody who knows – for the fortieth time in two surveys

Flock Restaurant and Bar Review: A Warm Name of Gathering and Community
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Flock Restaurant and Bar Review: A Warm Name of Gathering and Community

Alan NafzgerFebruary 28, 2022

Flock Restaurant and Bar Review: A Warm Name of Gathering and Community | A 4.8 restaurant and bar from 10 reviews named Flock, evoking the gathering flock and the coming-together of people

La Bodega Review: The Spanish Cellar Bar in West London
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La Bodega Review: The Spanish Cellar Bar in West London

Alan NafzgerFebruary 24, 2022

La Bodega Review: The Spanish Cellar Bar in West London | A 4.1 Spanish bar from 833 reviews named La Bodega, evoking the Spanish wine-cellar and tapas bar

Bar 182.52 Review: An Oddly Precise Number Over a Bayswater Bar
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Bar 182.52 Review: An Oddly Precise Number Over a Bayswater Bar

Alan NafzgerFebruary 20, 2022

Bar 182.52 Review: An Oddly Precise Number Over a Bayswater Bar | A 5.0 bar from 11 reviews named Bar 182.52, an oddly precise numerical name, and a perfect score on a tiny sample

Craven Gardens Review: Craven Means Cowardly, and It Should Not
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Craven Gardens Review: Craven Means Cowardly, and It Should Not

Alan NafzgerDecember 13, 2021

Craven Gardens Review: Craven Means Cowardly, and It Should Not | The Craven family gave their name to a street where Benjamin Franklin lived for sixteen years – and to an insult they never earned

FiveSixEight Review: A Bar Named by the Numbers
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FiveSixEight Review: A Bar Named by the Numbers

Alan NafzgerDecember 3, 2021

FiveSixEight Review: A Bar Named by the Numbers | A 3.9 bar from 121 reviews named FiveSixEight, a distinctive numerical name, with an honest verdict from its crowd

Melody Whisky Bar Review: The Angels Take Two Per Cent a Year
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Melody Whisky Bar Review: The Angels Take Two Per Cent a Year

Alan NafzgerAugust 3, 2021

Melody Whisky Bar Review: The Angels Take Two Per Cent a Year | Every year, a portion of every cask of maturing whisky evaporates and is gone. The trade calls it the angels’ share and simply accepts it.

Stables Bar Review: 4.9 From 851 People Should Not Be Possible
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Stables Bar Review: 4.9 From 851 People Should Not Be Possible

Alan NafzgerJanuary 11, 2021

Stables Bar Review: 4.9 From 851 People Should Not Be Possible | The highest genuine rating in this entire survey, on a sample large enough that we cannot explain it away

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