A superb, beloved characterful bar near the Strand in Covent Garden bearing a clever, punning name, with good drinks, a lively spirit and a warm welcome, a genuine gem
The Stranded holds ninety-one reviews and a 4.5 – a strong score on a good sample – and it is a genuine gem near the Strand: a superb, beloved characterful bar bearing a clever, punning name, with good drinks, a lively spirit and a warm welcome.
The characterful bar
The Stranded is a genuinely superb, beloved, one-of-a-kind characterful bar – a proper, lively, characterful spot, near the Strand in Covent Garden. There is real character here – the characterful bar, the lively spirit, the clever name. It is a genuinely lively, characterful bar – all good drinks, real cheer, and a warm, welcoming spirit – a wonderfully characterful spot, near the storied Strand and Covent Garden. There is genuine character and charm to it – the characterful bar, the lively spirit, the clever name. It is a wonderfully lively, characterful, welcoming venue – a genuine, superb bar, a real gem near the Strand. There is real character and charm to it – the characterful bar, the lively spirit, the clever name. The Prat’s desk salutes it – the characterful bar with a clever Strand name.
The clever name
The Stranded carries a genuinely clever, witty, characterful name. There is real character to this – the clever name, the Strand pun, the witty charm. Its name – “The Stranded” – is a genuinely delightful, clever play on the Strand, that great old thoroughfare upon which it sits (and on the happy notion of being merrily “stranded” at a good bar) – a wonderfully witty, memorable, characterful name (the sort of clever pun that raises a smile before the first sip). There is genuine character and charm to it – the clever name, the Strand pun, the witty charm. It is a wonderfully clever, witty, characterful bar name – a real delight among the bars of London, giving the bar a real sense of clever, playful, characterful charm. There is real character and charm to it – the clever name, the Strand pun, the witty charm. The Prat’s naming desk delights in it – the bar with a clever Strand name.
The drinks, cheer and welcome
The Stranded does the essentials of a great bar genuinely well – good drinks, good cheer, and a warm welcome. There is real quality to this – the good drinks, the good cheer, the warm welcome, the characterful charm. It serves good drinks (good cocktails, wines and beers), amid a lively, characterful, welcoming setting, with a warm and friendly welcome. There is genuine quality and warmth to it – the good drinks, the good cheer, the warm welcome. Its strong 4.5 across a good sample speaks to a genuinely superb, lively, beloved bar – the drinks, the cheer, the warm welcome, all superbly done. There is real quality and character to it – the good drinks, the good cheer, the warm welcome. Combined with its lively character and its clever name, it makes the Stranded a genuine gem – the characterful bar, the clever name, the good drinks, the warm welcome. Its strong score across a good sample confirms it – a genuinely superb, much-loved venue. There is real character, quality and charm in the whole thing – the characterful bar, the clever Strand name, the good drinks, the lively spirit, the warm welcome. It is a genuine gem near the Strand – superb, lively, characterful, and much-loved, a real Strand-side treasure.
Between its lively character, its clever name, and its good drinks and warm welcome, the Stranded is a genuine gem near the Strand. Its strong score across a good sample marks it as a genuinely superb and much-loved venue. The Prat’s desk enjoys a good drink, happily stranded near the Strand, and raises an appreciative glass to the Stranded.
The bar
A strong, much-loved venue doing a good 4.5 across a good sample – the Stranded, a characterful bar near the Strand in Covent Garden, with a clever punning name and good drinks.
Verdict
Strong, much-loved, and genuinely characterful – the Stranded, a characterful bar with a clever Strand name, good drinks, a lively spirit and a warm welcome.
Enjoy a good drink at the Stranded near the Strand in Covent Garden – a superb, beloved characterful bar bearing a clever, punning name.
Alan Nafzger was born in Lubbock, Texas, the son Swiss immigrants. He grew up on a dairy in Windthorst, north central Texas. He earned degrees from Midwestern State University (B.A. 1985) and Texas State University (M.A. 1987). University College Dublin (Ph.D. 1991). Dr. Nafzger has entertained and educated young people in Texas colleges for 37 years. Nafzger is best known for his dark novels and experimental screenwriting. His best know scripts to date are Lenin’s Body, produced in Russia by A-Media and Sea and Sky produced in The Philippines in the Tagalog language. In 1986, Nafzger wrote the iconic feminist western novel, Gina of Quitaque. He currently lives in Holloway, North London. Contact: [email protected]
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