135 Review: The Fourth Numbered Bar, and Still No Explanation
135 Review: The Fourth Numbered Bar, and Still No Explanation | A number on a door tells you nothing, cannot be checked, and cannot be wrong, and that is precisely the appeal
135 Review: The Fourth Numbered Bar, and Still No Explanation | A number on a door tells you nothing, cannot be checked, and cannot be wrong, and that is precisely the appeal
Strongroom Review: The Bar Is Attached to a Recording Studio | Records you have heard were made twelve metres from where you are drinking, and the bar exists because the sessions ran late
Kings Arms Review: 4.6, Under a Tenner, and It Is a Beer Bar | One of the best pubs in the district charges less than almost anything around it and has a serious list
Cocktail Club Old Street Review: The Fourth One, and the Rule Holds | 4.7, 4.6, 4.5, 4.4 – and the branch with the fewest reviews wins, every single time, in every chain, in every district
Cornershop Review: A 3.7, and It Is Not the Bar’s Fault | A cheap late-opening sports bar in the busiest drinking street in east London is being punished for every single thing it does right
Shoreditch London: Street Art And Five-Pound Coffees | Shoreditch london is the city’s self-appointed capital of cool, where world-class street art covers the walls and a flat white costs a small fortune.
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Tech City London: Where Everyone’s a Founder and No One’s Profitable Once known as Silicon Roundabout—a name that sounded like a tech hub invented by a local council after one oat-milk latte—Tech City London remains the only place in Britain where a person can say “I work in tech” and mean Slack, cold emails, and an alarming dependency on venture capital. The area is allegedly home to innovation, though most of…
Coworking Space Introduces Tiered Desk System, Ground-Floor Desk Now Aspirational | Workers discover capitalism can recreate feudalism using ergonomic chairs and unlimited kombucha