Latest reviews in Shadwell, London, United Kingdom

Zaytun Grill - Good by bobidiot

bobidiot — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:45:02 +0000

Review by bobidiot

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7790 5500

I would say this curry house is very good indeed. Easy to find but it was very crowded when we arrived, which is an indication of how good the food is there. We had a 15 minute wait before we could get a table, but the waiting area was very comfortable and relaxed, and they even gave us a complimentary drink each. How rare and unexpected is that! I have to say the food was worth the wait. Simply devine and as tasty as it gets. Everyone should come here for the wonderful service, every waiter had a smile on his face. We will be back this weekend, that is for sure. Very much recommended.I would say this curry house is very good indeed. Easy to find but it was very crowded when we arrived, which is an indication of how good the food is there. We had a 15 minute wait before we could get a table, but the waiting area was very comfortable and relaxed, and they even gave us a complimentary drink each. How rare and unexpected is that! I have to say the food was worth the wait. Simply devine and as tasty as it gets. Everyone should come here for the wonderful service, every waiter had a smile on his face. We will be back this weekend, that is for sure. Very much recommended.

Iceland.co.uk - Frozen food of course by Rhydster

Rhydster — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 15:48:14 +0000

Review by Rhydster

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 7702 7872

Website: http://www.iceland.co.uk

Tags: delivery service, deli counter, frozen foods

The good: Iceland is the supermarket that specialises in frozen food. They have many varieties of frozen chips, chops, vegetables, all at reasonable prices. They stock non frozen foods as well, but it's the stuff with a long shelf life that you'll want to go here for. Of course they have a large range of readymade meals, with new varieties frequently stocked, many for as low as Â£2. They have a great range of ice cream, too.

The bad: other than frozen food, the options and quality are not great and it loses its value to go here. The staff do not smile very much and tend to rush you through.
The good: Iceland is the supermarket that specialises in frozen food. They have many varieties of frozen chips, chops, vegetables, all at reasonable prices. They stock non frozen foods as well, but it's the stuff with a long shelf life that you'll want to go here for. Of course they have a large range of readymade meals, with new varieties frequently stocked, many for as low as Â£2. They have a great range of ice cream, too.

The bad: other than frozen food, the options and quality are not great and it loses its value to go here. The staff do not smile very much and tend to rush you through.

Genesis Cinema - Nice local cinema by Rhydster

Rhydster — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 23:50:41 +0000

Review by Rhydster

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7780 2000

Website: http://www.genesiscinema.co.uk

The good: itâ¬"s easy to get to between, well served by either Stepney Green or Aldgate East tube station, as well as major bus services 25 and 115 along the Mile End road. It usually has two or three of the latest movies, so for a small local, itâ¬"s very adequate. Tickets are inexpensive, varying at around Â£6-7, and snacks are not pricey. The screens are of good quality and size, as well as sound quality, altogether in reasonably sized auditoriums for decent atmosphere.

There are a number of fast food take away and nicer restaurants really close by, in particular Brick Lane, so itâ¬"s well located it to make it a meal and movie night.

The bad: sometimes there are queues due to the few ticket offices available.
The good: itâ¬"s easy to get to between, well served by either Stepney Green or Aldgate East tube station, as well as major bus services 25 and 115 along the Mile End road. It usually has two or three of the latest movies, so for a small local, itâ¬"s very adequate. Tickets are inexpensive, varying at around Â£6-7, and snacks are not pricey. The screens are of good quality and size, as well as sound quality, altogether in reasonably sized auditoriums for decent atmosphere.

There are a number of fast food take away and nicer restaurants really close by, in particular Brick Lane, so itâ¬"s well located it to make it a meal and movie night.

The bad: sometimes there are queues due to the few ticket offices available.

Exit Bar - It was fantastic.. by Benizjamin

Benizjamin — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 12:38:22 +0000

Review by Benizjamin

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7377 2088

Tags: cool, friendly, sexy

Great service! Quick to serve the drinks which were very low in price, great music. Also had a great set up and everything was nice a clean and tidy!

This was a great place to go and enjoy oyourself. It is different from those usall bars that you would genrally visit every week or so.. It has a large variety of drinks of high quality.. i loved the food and the drink it was wonderful! The prices were reasonable and the service was good.

I would recommend this to anyone passing by.. just take a visit and enjoy yourself and let it all out! It is great and a lovely place with helpful staff/waiters and great management.

It was fantastic! Recommended to anyone!Great service! Quick to serve the drinks which were very low in price, great music. Also had a great set up and everything was nice a clean and tidy!

This was a great place to go and enjoy oyourself. It is different from those usall bars that you would genrally visit every week or so.. It has a large variety of drinks of high quality.. i loved the food and the drink it was wonderful! The prices were reasonable and the service was good.

I would recommend this to anyone passing by.. just take a visit and enjoy yourself and let it all out! It is great and a lovely place with helpful staff/waiters and great management.

It was fantastic! Recommended to anyone!

Marrakech Cafe - Great food by trinity

trinity — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 01:25:20 +0000

Review by trinity

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7375 3634

Tags: cultured, amazing brew, lively

One of my favourite cafe's in london, amazing value, and you can see all food on offer, and is made in front of you. Eat in or take away. Love it! Try the shisha all variety of flavours, and the coffee is wonderful, I always leave with a smile.One of my favourite cafe's in london, amazing value, and you can see all food on offer, and is made in front of you. Eat in or take away. Love it! Try the shisha all variety of flavours, and the coffee is wonderful, I always leave with a smile.

Blind Beggar - Trinity by trinity

trinity — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 00:53:17 +0000

Review by trinity

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7247 6195

Tags: live music, food, friendly

One of the most craziest places ive ever drank in, I love it here. Monday nights the Grat singing duo the Burns brother, Sat night's Garden DJ's, The staff and owner always up for a laugh, always someting on the go, only thing to bring.... your sense of humor, warm and cosy, Great beer garden.One of the most craziest places ive ever drank in, I love it here. Monday nights the Grat singing duo the Burns brother, Sat night's Garden DJ's, The staff and owner always up for a laugh, always someting on the go, only thing to bring.... your sense of humor, warm and cosy, Great beer garden.

The Half Moon - Trinity by trinity

trinity — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 00:48:25 +0000

Review by trinity

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 020 7790 6810

Website: http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk

Tags: food, beer garden, friendly

Great food, Wetherspoon chain, eat and drink lunch or dinner for under Â£6, The staff are friendly and I enjoyed eating my lunch outside, So much on the menu to choose from,Great food, Wetherspoon chain, eat and drink lunch or dinner for under Â£6, The staff are friendly and I enjoyed eating my lunch outside, So much on the menu to choose from,

The Black Horse - trinity by trinity

trinity — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 00:40:47 +0000

Review by trinity

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7790 1684

Tags: cool, young and fun, friendly

sunday night was great, drag queen Candy host's the karaoke, with her quick wit she makes it a great laughsunday night was great, drag queen Candy host's the karaoke, with her quick wit she makes it a great laugh

Alishaan - Atmos by jovike

jovike — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 06:15:02 +0000

Review by jovike

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7392 2100

Website: http://www.alishaanrestaurant.co.uk

Tags: indian, lively, smoking

Good atmosphere with colourful decor - I hope they never repaint it!

I recommend the chicken dhansak here. It is superb, sweet and prepared in a way quite unlike anywhere else. The garlic, the balti and the bhoona are good. They also have prawn and fish dishes on their extensive menu which also features such staples as lassi and raita. I must try the roop chanda biran and the fish egg bora one day.

Friendly service. Sometimes busy with a few large parties.

The Alishaan is on Osborn Street, which is the southernmost section of Brick Lane. You can't miss the red neon.Good atmosphere with colourful decor - I hope they never repaint it!

I recommend the chicken dhansak here. It is superb, sweet and prepared in a way quite unlike anywhere else. The garlic, the balti and the bhoona are good. They also have prawn and fish dishes on their extensive menu which also features such staples as lassi and raita. I must try the roop chanda biran and the fish egg bora one day.

Friendly service. Sometimes busy with a few large parties.

The Alishaan is on Osborn Street, which is the southernmost section of Brick Lane. You can't miss the red neon.

City Hotel London - bargain! by ruthyliscious

ruthyliscious — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 21:03:38 +0000

Review by ruthyliscious

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7247 3313

Website: http://www.rcahotels.co.uk

I got this room for Â£49, so i wasn't really expecting much! I couldn't believe the size of the room we were given, it had two rooms, five bads, a three piece suite a tv with dvd player and full sized fridge. I had read some reviews saying that there were cockroaches, but it was scrupulously clean, not a speck of dust! There was also a bar, which is open till 3 in the mornings, (but not on Sunday when we went), which looked lovely from the pictures. They also had a laundry service, and lobster on the room service menu. We got the Â£49 deal on last minute.com. The actual cost of the room was Â£190. I would definitely recommend staying here. I will be going back. I got this room for Â£49, so i wasn't really expecting much! I couldn't believe the size of the room we were given, it had two rooms, five bads, a three piece suite a tv with dvd player and full sized fridge. I had read some reviews saying that there were cockroaches, but it was scrupulously clean, not a speck of dust! There was also a bar, which is open till 3 in the mornings, (but not on Sunday when we went), which looked lovely from the pictures. They also had a laundry service, and lobster on the room service menu. We got the Â£49 deal on last minute.com. The actual cost of the room was Â£190. I would definitely recommend staying here. I will be going back.

Mirch Masala - Great food by drhk

drhk — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:44:26 +0000

Review by drhk

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7377 6700

Tags: indian, cheap, lively

Very nice place for a weekend meal with familyVery nice place for a weekend meal with family

The Big Chill Bar - by Busi_78

Busi_78 — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 01:23:26 +0000

Review by Busi_78

Rating: 2.00

Phone: 020 7392 9180

Tags: live music, relaxed, cool

always really full...outside, hardly anyone inside. I really like this bar, but don't think it has any appeal outside shoreditch pplalways really full...outside, hardly anyone inside. I really like this bar, but don't think it has any appeal outside shoreditch ppl

Les Trois Garcons - hard to beat by toma

toma — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 17:26:58 +0000

Review by toma

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7613 1924

Website: http://www.lestroisgarcons.com

Tags: french, expensive, romantic

just about my favourite for a special occasion. although somewhat a victim of its own popularity; the food remains spectacular and the ambiance is certainly one-of-a-kind. the seared foie gras in particular is do die for. only criticism is how difficult it is to get a table and price- hard to escape for under Â£100pp with decent wine- but what do you expect?just about my favourite for a special occasion. although somewhat a victim of its own popularity; the food remains spectacular and the ambiance is certainly one-of-a-kind. the seared foie gras in particular is do die for. only criticism is how difficult it is to get a table and price- hard to escape for under Â£100pp with decent wine- but what do you expect?

Aladin Restaurant - The Best!! by Sandra8809

Sandra8809 — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 01:27:47 +0000

Review by Sandra8809

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7247 8210

Tags: lively, indian, good value

This place is great for an evening out with friends or family. The atmosphere in the restaurant is dazzling and the service well couldnt get any better. The food is amongst the best in its locality. Overall simply great and definetly worth a try.This place is great for an evening out with friends or family. The atmosphere in the restaurant is dazzling and the service well couldnt get any better. The food is amongst the best in its locality. Overall simply great and definetly worth a try.

Lahore Kebab House - My regular Curry House. by bellaphon

bellaphon — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:30:57 +0000

Review by bellaphon

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7488 2551

Tags: indian, good value, lively

I often dine by myself and this place with its canteen like atmosphere is perfect for solo dining. However the portions served at this place are often too big for a single diner to complete the course. Bring some friends instead, in fact bring loads, for the cooking is A1.

Always go for the specials that are featured on Wednesdays or the weekend like Nihari or Chicken on the bone curry. These specials are generally not readily available till 1pm, so take note. These guys do not cut corners with the seasonings or cooking of their dishes; which thus reflect and attract a welcoming presence of large groups of Asian diners. The Grilled Lamb Chops are de rigueur, you'll need to order this dish at least to justify the reason to revisit LKH again. Just imagine Tony Bourdain chomping on these, 'These are good, these are very good'. 'nuff said.

One minor quibble involves the waiters placing a bottle of a horrible tasting English mineral water on the table which you're obliged to pay for. I politely asked for tap water instead and his answer was ''but no, that is bad for you''.

Right I need to visit Tayyabs now for some serious correlations. In the meantime, LKH you're the best.I often dine by myself and this place with its canteen like atmosphere is perfect for solo dining. However the portions served at this place are often too big for a single diner to complete the course. Bring some friends instead, in fact bring loads, for the cooking is A1.

Always go for the specials that are featured on Wednesdays or the weekend like Nihari or Chicken on the bone curry. These specials are generally not readily available till 1pm, so take note. These guys do not cut corners with the seasonings or cooking of their dishes; which thus reflect and attract a welcoming presence of large groups of Asian diners. The Grilled Lamb Chops are de rigueur, you'll need to order this dish at least to justify the reason to revisit LKH again. Just imagine Tony Bourdain chomping on these, 'These are good, these are very good'. 'nuff said.

One minor quibble involves the waiters placing a bottle of a horrible tasting English mineral water on the table which you're obliged to pay for. I politely asked for tap water instead and his answer was ''but no, that is bad for you''.

Right I need to visit Tayyabs now for some serious correlations. In the meantime, LKH you're the best.

Canteen - A Curate's Egg by chrisp

chrisp — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 13:01:43 +0000

Review by chrisp

Rating: 3.00

Phone: 0845 686 1122

Website: http://www.canteen.co.uk

Tags: british, lively, good value

Looking for something to break the tedium of sandwich bar lunches in the City, today I wandered a little further down Commercial Road and stumbled across a row of interesting looking dining spots in Spitalfields Market. Choosing one completely at random - Canteen - I sat down in front of a refreshingly British looking menu populated with the likes of potted shrimps, gammon and potatoes, and Arbroath Smokie. The room was done up in the hideous Wagamama style of long bench seating, although unlike Wagamamas the staff weren't quite so keen to force you to sit cheek to jowl with as many other diners as possible, so I managed to keep a healthy distance from the Nathan Barley-esque advertising execs braying loudly over their Macbooks about their new pitch for JD Sports at the other end of the table.

Starter of Pea and Ham Soup was actually pretty good. There was plenty of it, and it did taste satisfyingly home made, although the accompanying bread was slightly stale, and it would have been nice to have some chunks of ham in the soup itself just to break up the texture a bit - but even so, not bad for Â£4.50.

I have written before about the curse of the foodie to always go for the most bizarre item on the menu, and so for my next course I chose Devilled Kidneys. I'd never had them before and they sounded like a nice traditional dish - very pre-war, offal, I tend to think. I am always open-minded about food - any dish would have to be pretty unusual if not actually dangerous to make me think twice about wolfing it down. But having been presented with a plate piled high with wobbling offal which smelt of urine, well, I must admit I was staring defeat in the face. You know when you go to the zoo in winter, and all the African animals have been keeping warm inside for weeks and the smell of camel urine and straw burns your nose as you enter the enclosure? That, on a plate, with toast.

If this is what they're supposed to taste like then I'm not surprised you don't see them on menus more often. And if they're not supposed to taste like this - and if anyone out there can enlighten me either way, please feel free - then someone should tell Canteen because, quite frankly, they were revolting.

Devilled Kidneys aside (which is where I left them), I am actually very much in favour of what Canteen is trying to do. Very reasonably priced, unapologetically British food, served informally and with charm. But to serve up a dish which is actually so bad it's inedible is pretty much a black mark against any place, no matter how good their intentions are. I can't recommend Canteen I'm afraid, but I'm optimistic about their future.Looking for something to break the tedium of sandwich bar lunches in the City, today I wandered a little further down Commercial Road and stumbled across a row of interesting looking dining spots in Spitalfields Market. Choosing one completely at random - Canteen - I sat down in front of a refreshingly British looking menu populated with the likes of potted shrimps, gammon and potatoes, and Arbroath Smokie. The room was done up in the hideous Wagamama style of long bench seating, although unlike Wagamamas the staff weren't quite so keen to force you to sit cheek to jowl with as many other diners as possible, so I managed to keep a healthy distance from the Nathan Barley-esque advertising execs braying loudly over their Macbooks about their new pitch for JD Sports at the other end of the table.

Starter of Pea and Ham Soup was actually pretty good. There was plenty of it, and it did taste satisfyingly home made, although the accompanying bread was slightly stale, and it would have been nice to have some chunks of ham in the soup itself just to break up the texture a bit - but even so, not bad for Â£4.50.

I have written before about the curse of the foodie to always go for the most bizarre item on the menu, and so for my next course I chose Devilled Kidneys. I'd never had them before and they sounded like a nice traditional dish - very pre-war, offal, I tend to think. I am always open-minded about food - any dish would have to be pretty unusual if not actually dangerous to make me think twice about wolfing it down. But having been presented with a plate piled high with wobbling offal which smelt of urine, well, I must admit I was staring defeat in the face. You know when you go to the zoo in winter, and all the African animals have been keeping warm inside for weeks and the smell of camel urine and straw burns your nose as you enter the enclosure? That, on a plate, with toast.

If this is what they're supposed to taste like then I'm not surprised you don't see them on menus more often. And if they're not supposed to taste like this - and if anyone out there can enlighten me either way, please feel free - then someone should tell Canteen because, quite frankly, they were revolting.

Devilled Kidneys aside (which is where I left them), I am actually very much in favour of what Canteen is trying to do. Very reasonably priced, unapologetically British food, served informally and with charm. But to serve up a dish which is actually so bad it's inedible is pretty much a black mark against any place, no matter how good their intentions are. I can't recommend Canteen I'm afraid, but I'm optimistic about their future.

The Hawksmoor - Great Steaks by chrisp

chrisp — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 12:54:07 +0000

Review by chrisp

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7247 7392

Website: http://www.thehawksmoor.com

Tags: american, expensive, steak

It ought to be a cause of national shame that despite having some of the best small producers and fishing grounds in the world, British and Irish produce is generally ignored by our own restaurants and supermarkets. The finest fresh lobster and langoustine from the south coast, Welsh lamb and Scottish pedigree cattle are sold abroad, earning French and Spanish chefs the reputation for gastronomic excellence off the back of our own home-grown talent. Thankfully in recent years there has been a bit of a fightback, as interest in locally-sourced ingredients has increased and more restaurants and supermarkets (especially Waitrose, who deserve a special mention for their 'Local foods' section) are confident enough in their customers to market British food properly. But we are nowhere near equilibrium, and I still find it shocking that some uniformly beet-red slabs of 2nd-grade beef flown halfway across the world are regarded as the best you can eat in London.

So like a guardian angel sent from heaven to fight for British food on earth (or at least in our nation's capital) comes Hawskmoor on Commercial Road. All their meat is from a company called Ginger Pig, who regular Borough-market goers will recognise from their stall there. The menu is smallish - just a few different cuts of beef, a lamb and pork cut or two, and a scattering of sides. And it's not cheap either, my 600g sirloin coming in at a whopping Â£26.50. But if there's one thing that's self-evident as you cut through the charred crispy flesh into the rich, moist pink inside, is that it's worth every penny. There is simply nowhere else in the capital - nowhere in Europe I would hazard a guess - that has steaks of such stunning high quality, cooked perfectly. They are huge things too, thick with ribbons of fat that provide flavour and texture, almost a meal in themselves, but you'd be foolish not to try some of Hawskmoor's excellent side dishes, such as the rich garlicky spinach and the creamiest baked sweet potato you will ever have. Unfortunately this lunchtime the chips weren't up to the usual high standard - they tasted a bit dry - but this is not the norm based on numerous previous visits. Also the service can be hit and miss - one time we waited a whole hour before the food started to arrive, which was blamed on the macaroni cheese taking too long to make. Why they didn't have "up to an hour waiting time" stamped next to this item in the menu wasn't clear.

As if Hawksmoor wasn't happy enough with serving superb steaks, they also have a fantastic bar with a list of heritage cocktails that you will find nowhere else. My "Daiquiri No.2" was apparently one of Ernest Hemingway's favourites, although to be fair I've heard this about most cocktails. Boasting that your particular drink was favoured by Cuba's most famous alcoholic is a bit like saying you are attractive enough to sleep with Russell Brand. He wasn't that fussy, believe me.

I am told that even the non-meaty items on the menu such as the scallops and swordfish are worth having, so clearly there is talent in the kitchen beyond timing a 2-inch thick rib-eye to medium-rare. But it is the steaks that keep people coming back here. Knowledgeably sourced, perfectly cooked and honestly presented, there is no doubt that Hawksmoor serves the best steaks this side of the Atlantic.It ought to be a cause of national shame that despite having some of the best small producers and fishing grounds in the world, British and Irish produce is generally ignored by our own restaurants and supermarkets. The finest fresh lobster and langoustine from the south coast, Welsh lamb and Scottish pedigree cattle are sold abroad, earning French and Spanish chefs the reputation for gastronomic excellence off the back of our own home-grown talent. Thankfully in recent years there has been a bit of a fightback, as interest in locally-sourced ingredients has increased and more restaurants and supermarkets (especially Waitrose, who deserve a special mention for their 'Local foods' section) are confident enough in their customers to market British food properly. But we are nowhere near equilibrium, and I still find it shocking that some uniformly beet-red slabs of 2nd-grade beef flown halfway across the world are regarded as the best you can eat in London.

So like a guardian angel sent from heaven to fight for British food on earth (or at least in our nation's capital) comes Hawskmoor on Commercial Road. All their meat is from a company called Ginger Pig, who regular Borough-market goers will recognise from their stall there. The menu is smallish - just a few different cuts of beef, a lamb and pork cut or two, and a scattering of sides. And it's not cheap either, my 600g sirloin coming in at a whopping Â£26.50. But if there's one thing that's self-evident as you cut through the charred crispy flesh into the rich, moist pink inside, is that it's worth every penny. There is simply nowhere else in the capital - nowhere in Europe I would hazard a guess - that has steaks of such stunning high quality, cooked perfectly. They are huge things too, thick with ribbons of fat that provide flavour and texture, almost a meal in themselves, but you'd be foolish not to try some of Hawskmoor's excellent side dishes, such as the rich garlicky spinach and the creamiest baked sweet potato you will ever have. Unfortunately this lunchtime the chips weren't up to the usual high standard - they tasted a bit dry - but this is not the norm based on numerous previous visits. Also the service can be hit and miss - one time we waited a whole hour before the food started to arrive, which was blamed on the macaroni cheese taking too long to make. Why they didn't have "up to an hour waiting time" stamped next to this item in the menu wasn't clear.

As if Hawksmoor wasn't happy enough with serving superb steaks, they also have a fantastic bar with a list of heritage cocktails that you will find nowhere else. My "Daiquiri No.2" was apparently one of Ernest Hemingway's favourites, although to be fair I've heard this about most cocktails. Boasting that your particular drink was favoured by Cuba's most famous alcoholic is a bit like saying you are attractive enough to sleep with Russell Brand. He wasn't that fussy, believe me.

I am told that even the non-meaty items on the menu such as the scallops and swordfish are worth having, so clearly there is talent in the kitchen beyond timing a 2-inch thick rib-eye to medium-rare. But it is the steaks that keep people coming back here. Knowledgeably sourced, perfectly cooked and honestly presented, there is no doubt that Hawksmoor serves the best steaks this side of the Atlantic.

Story Deli - by kellytron

kellytron — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 23:05:14 +0000

Review by kellytron

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7247 3137

Tags: pizza, cosy, quick bite

Great coffee, great pizza, some good looking breakfast and some decent looking customers too.Great coffee, great pizza, some good looking breakfast and some decent looking customers too.

Rich Mix - by kellytron

kellytron — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 22:56:51 +0000

Review by kellytron

Rating: 4.00

Phone: 020 7613 7498

Website: http://www.richmix.org.uk

Tags: cultural, modern art, art

Great tickets when compared to most places and almost half that of the west end (Â£7 for an adult), a nice mix of hollywood and arthouse flicks and comfy couches to wait on before your movie starts. I'm yet to check out any of the exhibitions but as my local, I struggle to find a complaint.Great tickets when compared to most places and almost half that of the west end (Â£7 for an adult), a nice mix of hollywood and arthouse flicks and comfy couches to wait on before your movie starts. I'm yet to check out any of the exhibitions but as my local, I struggle to find a complaint.

Nags Head Gentlemens Venue - strip clubs by stevenfrmlondon

stevenfrmlondon — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 23:36:00 +0000

Review by stevenfrmlondon

Rating: 5.00

Phone: 020 7426 0830

Tags: cool, underground, friendly

went to this place for my birthday with some mates after work, got some gorgeous woman working there. one girl called lolita was amazing, she was doing some crazy moves on the pole. Been to a few strip clubs in shoreditch, i love them all. nags was the same as white horse and browns, they've got a pub element with stripers and you dont feel pressured fromthe girls for private dancing. got to go back and see if this lolita girls still working there. her private dances are pretty steamy as well. if you see her about, get a dance with her. just to finish it off they had a pool table in there as wellwent to this place for my birthday with some mates after work, got some gorgeous woman working there. one girl called lolita was amazing, she was doing some crazy moves on the pole. Been to a few strip clubs in shoreditch, i love them all. nags was the same as white horse and browns, they've got a pub element with stripers and you dont feel pressured fromthe girls for private dancing. got to go back and see if this lolita girls still working there. her private dances are pretty steamy as well. if you see her about, get a dance with her. just to finish it off they had a pool table in there as well