Lost Society and The Lost Angel are proud to present the newest addition to the family....our little sister, Citizen Smith.
Located on the former Bar Room Bar site, opposite Putney High St train station, Citizen Smith is a bit smaller than our other venues, but equal emphasis has been placed upon what we do best. Great service, with a fun and friendly smile. Delicious food – this time we have based the menu around a pizza oven, quirky and tasty.
Booze, we are now somewhat known in the South West for our drinks selection, this time around we have it all under one roof. A beautiful assortment of classic and contemporary cocktails, wines with a left of centre feel and a worldwide range of craft & speciality beers
Top it off with DJ's, Friday and Saturday, Live Music Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday and hey ho, off we go!
The look of the place, can best be described as 'an industrial 50's house on the prairie'. Lee Broom, the guy who masterminded the design of Lost Society and The Lost Angel is behind the concept.
We are open everyday all day, coffee, cocktails, ale, pizza, sauvignon and a smile.....lovely.
Lost & Co.
Bar in Putney
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Website
http://citizensmithbar.co.uk
Opening Summary
Mon: 16:00 - 23:00
Tue-Thu: 12:00 - 23:00
Fri-Sat: 12:00 - 02:00
Sun: 12:00 - 22:30
Mon: 16:00 - 23:00
Tue-Thu: 12:00 - 23:00
Fri-Sat: 12:00 - 02:00
Sun: 12:00 - 22:30
Venue Facilities
Food Served
Disabled Facilities
Credit Cards Accepted
Music Played
Live Music Played
Lost & Co. Picture Gallery
All In London Review
Strong cocktails, craft beers and comfort food
In terms of food, the Popeye’s Choice pizza has less spinach than the name would suggest, providing a foil for crumbled goat’s cheese, walnuts, caramelised pear and honey, it’s a very nice combo of salty and sweet, with a keen price of £11.50 for 12 inches. Additionally there are mixed platters designed for sharing and soaking up the booze, with a bog-standard assortment of cheeses, cold meats, olives and pizza bread.
So what else does Lost & Co have to offer? There’s kooky décor, consisting of drawers of different sizes stuck to the walls, while music is dancey at weekends and acoustic live acts are featured during the week. But most of all it strikes the balance between upmarket and friendly, the kind of place where you can dress to impress but no one’s bothered about the labels on your clothes.
Reviewed by Leila
Published on May 15, 2013
User Reviews
Ross
from Battersea
from Battersea
May 29, 2013
Great place on the high street, really wasn't ready for how bloody cool it looks inside! Real gem of a place!! Great beer selection, fab choice of cocktails and the food is delicious!
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