Profil von Saronimo

Yum yum yum yum yum.

Tasty, tasty drinks fusion.

I loved the Bloody Asparagus Mary (it probably has a real name), the watermelon gin combo and also the one with the rose in it.

I tasted them all, which is why my memory is a little hazy!

The guys who run the business are incredibly knowledgeable and great at conversing with the guests, why we even were subject to a bit of 'stealth learning' about the drinks, which is, of course, much more exciting than normal learning.

I'd recommend them for catering if you're having a soirée!

I was relieved to find the inside of the Cobden club did not match the surroundings on the journey from the Tube station!

About a 10 minute walk from Westbourne Park, through an area with some rather unsavoury looking high rises, the cobden club is slightly out of the way, but it has been beautifully decorated with a much more modern feel inside than the industrial facade.

We were in the members bar for drinks, but upstairs there was a gig about to take place so the Cobden has many faces!

The staff were welcoming, smiley and polite. I can't comment on drinks prices as I wasn't buying, but the only thing I would say (and I'm not alone on this after the conversation I had with some ladies in the lavatories!) they could do with a lift!

As with Alisiemar, I wish I could have stayed here, but a bit out of my budget!

Nevertheless, they kindly let us commoners have a drink on the gorgeous roof terrace (as long as we behave ourselves, of course!)

The drinks were quite pricey in comparison to some of the places in Prague, but no more expensive than London!

The views are absolutely exquisite on a good day, a 360 degree vista makes for a really relaxing wind down after a hard-days sightseeing!

Since Kafka used to hang out here, it's only right that one should visit Cafe Louvre on a trip to Prague!

It's fairly easy to find on a main road and has a large seating area spanning the whole premises with a billiards hall at the back.

It can be quite smokey, but there range of food and drink is impressive, and not too badly priced either! The decor is typically art deco and has high ceilings and a vast number of different sized tables, which is handy for different sized groups!

You can come here for a morning coffee or full meal in the evening, or just to chill out and discuss literature!

This is a lovely little pizza place overlooking Hyde park. I believe it is part of the Pizza Express family, but a slightly more upmarket version!

They have a good menu with a mix of tasty pasta, pizza and salads, with a standard wine list and standard deserts. The food was tasty, fresh and arrived very quickly.

When I was here we were downstairs watching a live jazz performance, which is a great venue, really cozy and intimate with a great sound for what it is!

This is a really cute place, good for a date, family get-togethers or meeting an old friend!

There's always new little places popping up round Hoxton. I think this used to be a tapas bar but it now a cocktail bar with Japanese/Korean food.

The bar is nicely decorated, strangely has minature action heroes dangling from the lights (and why not?!) and Christmas decorations (seasonal, I presume)

The food was actually really tasty, with fresh ingredients and the sushi made on the spot. they have a good selection of beers/wine/cocktails/saki/plum wine!

I loved this place!

It has a real retro feel to it and seems to be separated into 'rooms' - dining room, kitchen and lounge!

They have really thought through the decor in here and made it a lovely atmosphere. They also played some brilliant retro tunes as well!

We opted for the cocktails of rhappy hour (£4 - usually £6) and between us had nachos, fried hallumi, burritos and wedges. Yum! Really good food!

One of the highlights has to be the toilets! They are all decked out with retro wall paper - one if covered floor to celiging in ghost-busters wallpaper! And there is a disco ball in the waiting area to keep you occupied in a queue!

It'd be a really good place for a first date!