Bar Vinyl has been a dedicated provider of eclectic music and art, show casing the best of both local and international talent. As one of the first DJ bars in London it has hosted some of the best artist from the entertainment world.
Bar Vinyl has recently been refurbished and revamped. Vinyl is a great place to wile away an afternoon with friends over our delicious street inspired food, then continue into the night with our hand crafted cocktail list whilst still being surrounded with the cutting edge music and culture that made us so famous.
Can't quite believe this combination exists? Come and visit us and be made to feel welcome by our passionate and friendly staff and see for yourself how we bring all these elements together to create a unique experience. We guarantee you wont want to leave.
Bar Vinyl
Smoking Area
Food Served
Credit Cards Accepted
Music Played
Live Music Played
Outdoor Area
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All In London Review
Head down for a trip back to 2003, when EVERYTHING was great.
Having been around for the past decade and more, Bar Vinyl has outlasted a lot of bars on this small strip of Camden-specific venues. Still stuck in a time when it was okay to serve Becks Vier as your luxury pint on tap, when stone baked pizzas were king and Long Island Iced Tea was the cocktail du jour, it won’t change for anybody. Given the length of time it has been attracting fresh new Londoners into its interior – for surely new transplants are the only ones visiting anew? – its inability to upgrade itself is perhaps the key. Not everybody wants ‘new’ and not everybody minds smelly beer and cheap cocktails when all they’re looking for is a bar that plays a solid night of music every day of the week. So, good for Bar Vinyl. The music is generally good, although some (we) say it’s not what it was in its 2003 heyday, the pizzas are still good value and once you’ve learned to steer clear of that beer you’ll find that the Long Island Iced Tea is still the sweet delicious thing it was in the days when you knew no better.
So what we say to all the tastemakers is this; get Bar Vinyl on your list of Camden institutions of great social and historical importance and then head down for a trip back to 2003, when EVERYTHING was great.
Reviewed by T.A.O
Published on Jan 24, 2014
User Reviews
Jan 14, 2014
Went there for the first time in years last week and it's still got it - even if the beer was a little smelly!
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