Affectionately known as The Blind Pig. An electric interior with a vintage twist of antique mirrored ceilings, reclaimed wooden chairs and a copper-topped bar. Everything is made with technical precision and comes beautifully balanced. With a twist on classic cocktails Ooh-arr- tinez to Dill or no dill, Scrub a dub dub, and We speak no Americano, to the
Thermo-nuclear daiquiri.
The Blind Pig
Bar in Soho
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7 / 10 from 1 review
Address
Social Eating House
58 Poland Street
Soho
London
W1F 7NR
Social Eating House
58 Poland Street
Soho
London
W1F 7NR
Telephone
020 7993 3251
020 7993 3251
Region
Soho
Soho
Category
Bars
Bars
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All In London Review
A combination of intimacy and interesting cocktails make the Blind Pig great place for a date
A collection of vintage antiquities, leather booths and decorative lamps sit beneath a beautiful panelled wood ceiling and the look settles somewhere between New York steak lounge – clichéd but true - and London junk shop. Seats by the windows that look down on Poland Street are the pick of the bunch but a booth is the key for those date nights where darkness inspires intimacy.
And so to the drinks themselves - if you like a pun then you’re in for a treat. The menu includes the likes of Jenever Lopez, Rum DMC and Dill or No Dill that will either make you smile or groan. We opt for the signature Silver Screen, which is a sweet Old Fashioned style short made from popcorn infused Buffalo Trace bourbon, ‘cherry bespoke-a-cola’ and 3D bitters. Served in a miniature Old Fashioned glass with a big ball of ice and a tiny box of popcorn clipped on the side, the drink itself is far too sweet for our tastes but the presentation is a doozy. We also spy a drink called Last Tango in Paris being served in a real juice carton customised with its name on the side. The detail is impressive and if it weren’t for the £10-a-time prices then we’d have happily stayed and worked through the menu.
The Blind Pig is definitely a date place. Full of talking points it is a novel bar that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It may have been our substitute for Milk and Honey but it was no second best.
Reviewed by T.A.O
Published on Sep 25, 2014
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