Grapeshots in Tower Hamlets

We stopped here for a bit of tapas and a bottle of wine before making our way to the hotel and it was fab. The staff were friendly, the food was delicious and was served super quick and the wine was great. Yes a little pricey but we’re northerners, so didn’t expect anything less! Great little spot and would return.

Bibs - new guy downstairs is fantastic! Great service, super attentive. Not to mention, the food and wine is superb

Bibs in the downstairs area was fabulous. Super attentive, really quick with things and made the whole experience so amazing! Thanks so such good service!

The bar person was incredibly rude and unhelpful, it was almost as if he was deliberately going out of his way to make us unwelcome from the very first moment. I have never experienced anything like it. A great pub and location, completely awful bar person

Very poor experience overall - poor character of people drinking and working here :( not a good experience and would never go back

Two glasses of wine at £11 a glass. Ordered a sandwich each and had to chase it up after 45mins. When they came they were cold and dry and tasteless. No apology, just “the chef popped out”. Where did he “pop”? We decided that he’d gone on a package holiday. We won’t come back but that’s how they get their business, no return trade because the place is full of tourists. Do not visit!

Had a nice glass of portugese Wine.diet coke.very dark inside We shared a bbq sauage sandwich and honestly for the price the 2 peices of bread so thin.would have been so much better if in a nice french stick .as you ate it .it full apart .sausages were nice could have been hotter Craig was very friendly and helpful.

They try to make you order on the phone, but none of the wines on the phone menu were in stock, they cancelled my wine order 3 times before they told me I could just come upstairs and order at the bar to see what they DID actually have in stock

Great experience!! Delicious food and great service. Highlight of the meal was being served Old Wallop in a pewter tankard 🍺🤤

good service and great wine recommendation Enjoyed the food and atmosphere

We visited yesterday for lunch and drink. Had the home made soup which was delicious. We did have to send it back as it was not hot enough but it came back piping hot. The barman who served us was lovely. We we be back for another visit as loved the setting of the pub and the character of it.

Jeez! It’s expensive. Camden Pale ale and a glass of house white, £16.94. I know you have to make money but......

I went to the Grapeshots for a meal with a friend having only visited for drinks before. We were both very pleased with our food. Good sized portions and very tasty. We felt it was good value for money, with good service and a nice atmosphere and good wine to accompany the meal. We both highly recommend this as a great little eatery.

Fantastic place! Great staff that always make you feel welcome. A special thanks to Jordan, Benji and Andrea who can never do enough to accommodate. Highly recommended.

Great location.... Nice place, but very very noisy, hard to have a conversation - disappointing!

We booked in for lunch and stayed for dinner!! What a gem of a place this is!! Great food, knowledgeable staff, a wide range of wines. This place has a great atmosphere with a warm buzz about it. A little old school masterpiece. One not to miss out on.

Booked a table in the downstairs restaurant for a business dinner due to the fact that it has previously been a quiet restaurant environment. A party of 20 people were shown into the 'supposed restaurant' just for drinks, no food. Three tables were pushed together and amid the photo taking and drinking the noise levels became very high. We quickly finished our food and moved upstairs where it was quieter. I complained to the manager on the night who was not interested and did not make any apology.

Booked a table in the downstairs restaurant for a business dinner due to the fact that it has previously been a quiet restaurant environment. A party of 20 people were shown into the 'supposed restaurant' just for drinks, no food. Three tables were pushed together and amid the photo taking and drinking the noise levels became very high. We quickly finished our food and moved upstairs where it was quieter. I complained to the manager on the night who was not interested and did not make any apology.

This was a great venue to visit for lunch. The service was a little slow, but the food was very good. Two of use has the specials - both pies - and we were delighted. One was the Steak and Kidney pie which was rich and had plenty of both steak and kidney! The other was the Butternut Squash and Spinach Pie. Again, very well made with plenty of each main ingredient. It was a little on the salty side though. The final main was the chicken with lentils. This was superb and perfectly cooked. All this was washed sown with the Marios red which was a definite hit with everyone. Thanks to all the staff for being attentive but unobtrusive.

This small wine bar in a passage near Liverpool Street is full of charm and olde worlde character. It also serves excellent draught beers and wines as well as lovely food. We held a private party here for 60 people. Alex, the manager, along with Fiona, helped us plan the night, and nothing was too much trouble. The party itself could not have been better. The bar staff Ben, Benji and Ines worked very hard, always smiling and friendly, as did the kitchen staff, who produced a delicious hot buffet. All of our guests loved the venue and were very impressed with the quality of the service. A pub you must visit.

Excellent place near Liverpool Street for a lunch time business meeting in a relaxed environment

This place could be amazing... they have a lovely entrance in a narrow street, basement dining room that is great but Management, staff, atmosphere drink selection is absolutely awful!!! Please do yourself a favour DO NOT EVER COME HERE!

Lovely wine bar with a wonderful atmosphere. Excellent selection of wines and very tasty food and nibbles. Very friendly staff and good service. Not too expensive.

Great little wine bar. Candle light and mulled wine on a cold Friday night. Busy restaurant tables all full, but within 20 mins, waitress who was wonderful came and got us when a table became free. The Linguine with crab and prawn was Delicious. Staff very knowledgeable on recommending wines. Great evening will be back

Esto es parte de la cadena de bares de vinos de Davy y, desafortunadamente, el anuncio no es bueno. He sido testigo de un comportamiento muy extraño hacia los clientes, tanto regulares como nuevos, lo que limita ser grosero. El gerente parece esconderse detrás del bar, mientras que su asistente, Fiona, trata el lugar como un feudo privado que le permite tratar a todos los demás de una manera particularmente pobre cuando el estado de ánimo le conviene. ¡Es bastante fácil olvidar que ella no es la gerente real! Su sentido del humor, si tiene uno, es extraño.La comida que se ofrece es definitivamente nada especial. Conozco este lugar desde hace 30 años y era un abrevadero conveniente pero no más. Hay muchas opciones mucho mejores en el área. ¡Sugiero que al pasar, sigan adelante!

¡Estaba esperando a un par de amigos aquí y el barman estaba solo y era muy eficiente y amable! Me había dejado la bolsa en el asiento para no perder mi mesa y él me vio esperando y se acordó de mi bebida y me sirvió muy rápido. encantador, acogedor pequeño bar escondido cerca de la estación de liverpool street:)

El bar en sí se ve bien en una buena ubicación, pero el personal es inútil y la mujer que supongo que es el gerente es horrible. Fui a tomar una copa a las 10. 15 . Era una noche cálida, así que salimos. Me moví por el gerente que estaba observando las ventanas en preparación para cerrar. Entramos y observamos mientras ella procedía a empacar el interior de la barra con los muebles exteriores. Sin embargo, la última gota fue cuando ella bloqueó la salida con un gran significado de mesa en caso de incendio en la otra parte del pub, estaríamos atrapados. Incredobaly inseguro y será reportado.

lovely atmosphere in the back street hidden little gem I would say :-)

One of Davy's chain of twenty-four wine bars dotted around London, typically in the more central 'business' locations of the city. Grapeshots is prime Davy's territory as it's only a five minute walk from Liverpool Street station, situated on the narrow and Dickensian Artillery Passage.

I visited grapeshots for a graduation dinner. The music in the background was reggaeton and did not suit the atmosphere of "nice restaurant" at all. Ordered a salad which came with boiled potatoes and roast beef. No dressing, no garnish, nothing. When I asked for olive oil, the waitress got me vegetable oil (used for frying), and malt vinegar...

Para ser honesto es un lugar engañoso.

Tempat yang bagus untuk minum dan menikmati camilan. Banyak variasi makanan ringan.Suasana bagus buat bersantai dengan teman.

Fabulous place, lovely food and service, thanks to Fiona for a really warm welcome and a great evening, we will be back !

This is a comfortable bar with an interesting décor. The fish & chips dinner was delicious. Service was prompt an efficient.

Después de haber estado en este bar muchas veces antes, pensé que sería una perfecta parada en boxes para una copa rápida con mi madre en mi cumpleaños, antes de dirigirnos a nuestros planes para la cena cerca.

It's a wine bar down an alleyway. Nowt the matter with that, but the lager they sell ain't mainstream and it's very very fruity. In fact I only bought a half and couldn't finish it. Having said that, you could drink vodka, cos the place is worth a visit. It's right in the middle of Jack the Ripper territory [We saw a tour going past. About 30 people] and if they just had candlelight it would be as spooky as flip, and you could imagine lots of nasty people being in there. It's not big but there's more room downstairs. Can't comment about the food, but a lot of people were in there eating. It's not cheap. 6 drinks were £36 and change. Go on, give it a try.

A very small but atmospheric wine bar/restaurant in Spitalfields. The service is good if the place is medium busy; I would not like to be here if the bar was heaving, as they do not have enough staff. However, once you are seated and have your drinks, the place is a reminder of old London and the back alleys of Spitalfields. A gem.

Забрели случайно в поисках кружки пива. Был полдень. На удивление, все присутствующие пили исключительно вино. Мы же взяли по кружке пива и наслаждались, разглядывая старинные интерьеры ресторана.

My first time here last night with friends.

We chose Grapeshots for its proximity to Liverpool Street station, enabling me to linger a while and not miss my...

El servicio era un poco lento para empezar, pero cuando llegó la comida era muy buena. La patata y ensalada de salmón tenía un extra kick de la adición de rábano picante, que funcionó muy bien. Mi principal de confit de pato era excelente, sabroso...

Went to the restaurant downstairs. Good friendly service. Rather empty so not a lot of atmosphere. Tasty food and good...

Metimos en una reciente visita a Londres, excelentes cervezas y opción de tener una jarra de cristal o adecuado. Entretenimiento personal muy amable que nos hizo sentir muy bienvenidos. Sin duda volveremos.

Este pequeño bar de vinos y restaurante en el corazón de Jack el destripador (Territorio de Liverpool Street, Whitechapel y Aldgate) es un precioso y pequeño bar/restaurante.

Fui con un par de otras personas ya que estábamos buscando algo un poco más tranquilo que todos los habituales de locura jueves.

Bar de vinos muy agradable, con un típico de davey's sensación Davey. El punto de venta para nosotros fue su ubicación en Artillería Row pero está lo suficientemente lejos de las aglomeraciones en esa zona. Hizo de nuestra visita mucho más agradable.

Fuimos con un grupo de 15 y fue ampliamente decepcionado. La comida era bastante ordinaria en general, y el servicio era lento, aunque eso no fue culpa de la camarera 'como ella parecía ser que sirve el restaurante por su propia cuenta.

Expensive menu with some rather bland dishes (especially crab and prawn linguine) but redeemed by charming attentive staff and a generous birthday discount on a bottle of champagne.

Lovely cosy little bar restaurant with extensive wine list. Nice traditional British pub decor and candles so felt welcoming. Two double gin and tonics were £18.50, so it is not cheap. Wine list and food menu looked great. Would definitely return.

Popped in for a drink with friends, what immediately strikes you is how clean it is and the warmth of the place. We did not eat but could see that the food looked good. The beer is served in pewter tankards which is quite novel. A nice venue.

This was a return visit after a splendid meal about a year ago. It was Saturday afternoon around 3pm, and a friend and I went inside - the place was empty and a woman shouted as us from behind the bar that they were closed. We asked if they were doing food and what time they would reopen and she was clearly very agitated and cross. A chap came up the stairs and she shouted at him for leaving the door open. It was a very ugly and unnecessary scenario and an exercise in not how to deal with potential customers. There was a blackboard outside stating "Food served all day" which was obviously not the case. We won't be back.

It's a Davy's Wine Bar / Restaurant so some of you will already know what to expect from the chain: usually dark furniture, cosy corners and a good choice of wines. I should make it clear that I have mostly visited Grapeshots over the last 4 years for drinks only (although I did share a very good cheeseboard on my last visit).It is tucked away down an historical alley off Bishopsgate and is a welcome haven from the busy, noisy City bars that surround Liverpool St. Lots of wines by the glass (I had a reasonably priced and delicious Pinot Noir), the staff is friendly and the evening a pleasant one.

Went for dinner here & the high quality of the food really surprised us - both the veg & non-options. But pricy but I used a discount so wasn't too bad. Lady who served us was fairly attentive - we had to call her over a couple of times but she was polite enough, could have been more welcoming. Overall good drinks & excellent food.

The Christmas menu offered two courses for £24.95 or three for £29.95 and we pre-ordered at the pub's request; I had a nice starter of crayfish, prawn and smoked salmon cocktail, which was served on a plate with a thick slice of tomato as its base.The main course had a generous portion of meat, a lot of gravy, but only a couple of small-ish roast potatoes, and we were brought two small dishes of vegetables to share between 7. There was barely enough for everyone and one of my colleagues asked if there was more coming, only to be told no.My dessert of sticky toffee Christmas pudding was nice - the Christmas pudding was a stronger flavour than the toffee in the cake, but the toffee sauce tipped the balance deliciously the other way.The pub seemed nice - the ladies is tiny with barely enough room to get through the door - and the food was pretty good, if a little expensive.

This is the third time I've been to this restaurant but the first time I've had lunch there. This time the food was ok but nothing special. We had to ask for the menu to order the main course and didn't have dessert as the waitress was no where to be seen I w

Good atmosphere, good food and fantastic service. Also has a Great looking wine list but was sadly doing dry January so missed out there! Will be visiting again (after January)

Convenient location and cheerful service. Food seemed good quality, but a couple of frugal plates and an OK bottle of wine at £75 was on reflection perhaps not exceptionally good value.

Good beer and cheese plate. Genuine and attentive customer service. Perfect watering hole after shopping on a Saturday at Spitalfields Market.

Sadly disappointed. After previously visiting Grape shots a number of times and giving having a couple of great experiences, our last two visits have been exceptionally disappointing on all levels. On our most recent visit the food quality was poor, particularly the unacceptably bland and supermarket basic roast beef sandwich as well as the service. In particular the current manager is rude and unhelpful. I recently had a booking cancelled (without my knowledge) only to arrive to find the chef had gone home early. There was not even an apology for the issues with the booking. On the most recent visit interactions with the manager we not only uncaring but he seemed off put to even have diners in the restaurant.The environment is great, a cozy little pub/wine bar tucked down a cute little alley. Some of the staff (particularly the daytime waitress) are awesome but I have a sense that the manager/barman may have changed and quality/service are going down rather then up. The wine list remains excellent and certainly still a place to consider if you are just going for a drink.

Sadly disappointed. After previously reviewing Grape shots and giving them a raving review following a couple of visits, our last two visits have been exceptionally disappointing on all levels. On our most recent visit the food quality was poor, particularly the unacceptably bland and supermarket basic roast beef sandwich as well as the service. In particular the current manager is rude and unhelpful. I recently had a booking cancelled (without my knowledge) only to arrive to find the chef had gone home early. There was not even an apology for the issues with the booking. On the most recent visit interactions with the manager we not only uncaring but he seemed off put to even have diners in the restaurant.

Booked table / got there- shut. Very disappointed as had planned afternoon around it - no explanation just shut up

I went here on Wednesday evening with my partner to celebrate a successful audition. We wanted somewhere reasonably priced close to Liverpool st (it's s 5 minute walk).This part of London is transformed from the grim dullness I remember of a decade ago. It is down an alley with a number of nice looking eateries. The place itself had an old inn type ambience similar to others of the Davy's chain. There was plenty of room (but this was mid August!). The service was warm and friendly and, as expected, there was a decent selection of wines by the glass. We settled on Riesling Trocken, from Moselle. Nice on its own but excellent with food. I had potted shrimp, my partner goats cheese salad. We both had duck confit. The wine was great with both. With a coffee and tip the bill was a not too eye watering £65 or so. Overall a find for me. A pleasant place for a nice mid week meal with a convivial atmosphere and friendly attentive staff. If it's cutting edge food you want or a recherche glass of something crisp from Peru, this probably isn't the place for you.

I decided to take my partner out for a bite to eat after he successfully passed an audition. I wanted somewhere close to Liverpool st station (it's a 5 minute walk). The layout and ambience is similar to others in the Davy's chain. it gives the impression of a warm old fashioned inn. The choice of wines by the glass is generous and interesting although a bit more old world than new. In the ent we settled on a glass of Riesling Trockrn from the Moselle. Only slightly off dry, crisp, mine rally and good with food. We had a starter and a main. Mine was potted shrimp, my partners goats cheese salad. We both had confit of duck. I had mine with bean sauce, which reminded me of a cassoulet. It was delicious. My partner asked for an alternative, ( he has an allergy) and without any fuss they produced a potatoe alternative. The wine, as expected went well with all courses. The service was friendly and relaxed. Together with s coffee and tip this came to about £65. I am probably not the first to observe that this like a number of areas of London have changed, largely for the better. I can happily recommend this as an enjoyable reasonably priced place to eat.

I cannot believe I have never been here before. The ambience was fantastic. There are lots of veggie options too. The food was lovely and very reasonable. The staff were friendly and efficient. I will definitely be going back and recommending to lots of friends.

Not that we were about when it opened; this place appears to have retained a lot of its original character.Situated in the back streets of Liverpool Street this place borders the parts of London made famous by Jack The Ripper. ...and has a feel of going back to those times.The beer selection is a little limited but this is more than made up by the venue.Definately a place I'll return to

I've been here twice, on the first occasion with a few friends, we had a glass of wine upstairs in the bar area which was good. Second trip was for a birthday and we were seated downstairs for dinner. It was abysmal. The food took hours, and it was so mediocre chances are any of us could've prepared similar or better food that did not cost 15 quid a plate. The final insult was the desserts were burnt and completely inedible. You have been warned. Save your money and eat elsewhere.

Visited with a group of friends after work on a busy Thursday. Since the area always gets busy we booked a table in the upstairs bar in advance. Great selection of wines and a few bar snacks. They do have a restaurant on the lower ground floor, but the atmosphere upstairs is much nicer. The service was friendly and knowledgeable but a little slow at peak time. All in all enjoyed the visit and would go back for another wine filled evening.

A nice little wine bar hidden away down the corridors off Liverpool st. A really nice little place that has an old pub feel about it. It's very dark inside so can be quite cosy, but in the summer can feel a bit of a hidey hole. Generally people will stand outside which means there's more space inside. A good selection of wines and the staff were pretty friendly and helpful. The draught lager selection isn't the best as there's only two, both of which are quite fruity so not to my pallette. Everything is reasonably priced, I'd recommend, the Mrs enjoys it too

I'm a fan of the Davys wine bar chain. Booked this for a business lunch and it is smaller than other Davys I've been to. Tables packed very close. Great wine list as ever and would return for drinks or an intimate supper but not for a business function.

Great little place to share a bottle of wine...or 3! Great selection of wines from around the world. Very cosy, warm feel. Haven't ever eaten in the restaurant downstairs but it seems to always be busy.

Had a really good night out here with friends. Service was excellent. For example - Within 10 seconds of a flute accidentally being knocked off a table the nice lady behind the bar was there to sweep it up an offer a replacement - and with a smile!Wines were all very good as was the cheese board. Looking forward to going again for second visit.

Visited in December for a group booking mid afternoon. The menu was great however two friends have allergies of which we needed lots of clarification on what they could eat. The service felt a little clumsy when there was lots of waiting around for individual dishes and especially when sorting out the bill as the request for taking the deposit off the food bill was ignored. This was redeemed after from josh though telephone of which was much appreciated. Overall I would return for the superfood salad, olives and puddings however I would return when not at a peak time of day.

Dropped in for a glass of wine before a meal nearby. Cosy winebar with food available. Bar staff seemed surprised we asked what the house wine was and definitely didn't look pleased when we ordered it! Will try another visit when the Xmas rush is over.

We passed the Grapeshot and thought we would have a quick drink. On arrival it seemed a lovely little wine bar good atmosphere and good music. Once at the bar we ordered. On the back shelf there was a huge full bottle of Archers so my partner order it to be told they didn't have any. The young man that was serving us was clearly new so when he told us we pointed out the bottle on the shelf behind him. The young girl with dark hair told the young man that was serving us they weren't serving the archers. As the waitress said this we repeatedly asked why and asked the young man to ask her too. We were completely ignored by both of them. My partner then told the young man that if they weren't selling it then it should be on the shelf. Again we was not given any sort of response. Shortly after this a table became available and we sat. The table had dirty glasses and a bottle of wine, this didn't bother us. After 25 mins the waitress who initially ignored us, came over and took away the emptied from our table and said "I'll take these for you" we did not find the need to respond as 1) she ignored us at the beginning of the evening and 2) we were mid conversation. As the rude ignorant waitress walked away she muttered "or you could just ignore me"! I could not believe what she had said! I cannot believe that we even sat for a drink in this awful awful place. The way we were made to fell over the fact we asked why they had put archers on the shelf but they weren't selling it was just beyond me. It would have been easy to solve our experience if someone had just explained why! For me this is false advertising, having a product on your shelf on show and then telling customers "we aren't selling it" and not giving them a reason.It's such a shame we had a bad experience as it really put a downer on the rest of our evening. It's such a lovely little wine bar too.We won't be returning and hope that perhaps the waitress was having a bad day. Or perhaps she should change her career because customer service was just awful!

I have been here many times. The wine list is good, better than the beers. Main good thing is space and no music!

Nice food and drinks. Querky interior both upstairs and down. A little on the more expensive side but tasty and nice selection of wines.

After dinner drinks in the highly lively bar.Difficult to find but when you do itv is worth it.Serves all the good beers ... this place is all about original atmosphere

Went there with a friend and had an ale, which was lovely and served in a groovy tankard. Barman was very friendly and helpful. Alleyway outside was nice place to stand. Lots going on. Inside nice too. Will go back again.

after a 2 years of absence five of us returned to this fun davys winebar and thoroughily enjoyed ourselves.simple food well cooked and lovely sandwiches but the wine and port are very good and the atmosphere excellent. just go and enjoy.

Lovely food and service and excellent beer. I would comment however the location was very quiet and the chairs not very comfy. Because of this observation it look like it lent is way to more of a drinking pub. Although difficult because the good was different and good too.

With a bit of imagination a trip down Artillery Passage is a trip down the 19th Century.This Davies wine bar is cosy and intimate..and that's a good thing! Sat by the front door one can watch the city workers walk past along the passage and one is safe in the knowledge there is another glass of wine on its way!The warm salt beef toastie was splendid..if a little pricey. Good choice of wine as ever per Davies wine bars. Though I didn't descend there is room for 30 downstairs.

The bar staff here really know their onions and can give good advice on any of the wines available. I have only eaten a sandwich here at lunchtime which was well-presented and very tasty, a bit pricey but average for the area. I notice they now serve breakfast 10-12 Mon-Fri, so if you are too late for McDonalds breakfast at Liverpool St station it may be worth a try!

Found this cosy hideaway on a Wednesday lunchtime...looked really inviting from the outside.The tables were well laid with sparkling wine glasses.My pal and I enjoyed the food and wine very much.The male waiter was attentive but not over the top.We weren't rushed either....It was so comfy we went back a few hours later for a glass of wine before taking the train home.....We would definitely recommend this place and will certainly return on our next London visit......bravo!

Sat downstairs on a Friday night. Was told by the dark haired middle aged waitress "you sat at the one table I didn't want you to... Now I'll have to move all these glasses from it". All this and paying £13 for two drinks? Won't be back.

A lovely hide away around the back of Bishopsgate with great wine choice and lovely food@secret_streets

This meal was an oasis in being a rest from the pre-Christmas rush, as well as its location in a charming olde worlde alley, just minutes from Liverpool Street station and other excellent public transport. The restaurant is in the basement, making it a bit quieter and more secluded - much appreciated when lots of news to catch up on with friends I hadn't seen for 2 years. Lovely food and wine, with quick and very friendly service. Sounds like this restaurant is safe, just sorry several in the same chain in the West End have had to close.

.....which is he main attraction of this excellent bar. It 5 minutes from Liverpool Street. Look out for their house claret, very nice.

Went here with some visiting family - got served semi-rotten meat and pulled coagulated pork mince for 20 quid. Go anywhere else.

Stumbled on this bar by chance - like stepping back in time - no loud music, stainless steel or cavernous spaces, its cosy, good wine, great staff and comfortable. Food choices limited could do with development but you are looked after without the "have a nice day" falseness. Great for meeting up with friends or a drop off after work for nibbles.

A friend of mine asked to meet up whilst I was in London. I said yes, and he sent me the address of Grapeshots.It took me a while to find - don't rely on Google maps and a postcode!However, a lovely little wine bar (not normally my choice of drinking establishment) with a good selection of wines. We managed to get through two bottles!I'd go again for quiet meetings, catch-ups and intimate drinks.I noticed the restaurant in the basement, and had a cursory glance at the menu - it all looked good, and really, we should have eaten...I'd go again, as I like quiet places slightly off the beaten track.

Great little back street wino haunt for city slickers and the like.Quite expensive actually but the wine is pretty decent, and the bar staff know their peddle. I'll pop in again for a cheeky glass with friends for the cosy atomsphere.

Though we would stop in for a quick glass of red wine on the 29th November which was a cold night, and then ended up staying for 2 hours. Fatal.Atmospheric little wine bar with a great if pricey selection of wines. Unfortunately the staff are extremely charming & handsome and i crumbled under pressure to buy more wine, then caved in to the charcuterie board, followed by the cheese. Please stop employing seductive staff.

Went for dinner , small menu which would be nice but out of a choice of four starters only 2 were available. Three of our party of four ordered bangers and mash but the waitress came back and said that they only had one! The white wine was warm so we asked for it to be chilled - we had to ask to have it back after the main course arrived and she said " Oh do you want it now?" Came back with it still not chilled! One of the party ordered ice cream and it was about 6-7 pounds for three tiny little balls of ice cream!If the food was available and the wine chilled it would be a quaint little place to have supper but not sure it's worth the risk when there are so many great places to eat.

Not sure if I should review this place as I don't want too many people discovering this "secret" little bar? Situated down a quite passage way in the City, this is the perfect place for a quiet glass of wine with friends-lovely warm cosy feel and great service-try this place on a cold winters afternoon and enjoy the atmosphere