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22s said:
Red Dog Saloon.
Meat Liquor.
Bodean's as already mentioned.
Great cocktails in the Hawksmoor, but that is steak rather than BBQ. At 7 Dials you can just go to the bar, you don't have to eat there.
Also heard good things about Pitt Cue Co, but not been there myself.
Pitt Cue Co is good for food, but very cramped. IMO it also wouldn't hit the Ale/Cocktail criteria too well.Meat Liquor.
Bodean's as already mentioned.
Great cocktails in the Hawksmoor, but that is steak rather than BBQ. At 7 Dials you can just go to the bar, you don't have to eat there.
Also heard good things about Pitt Cue Co, but not been there myself.
When I went with my GF, we ended up having to share a table with another couple!
Wadeski said:
Big Easy 
However, there are some good pubs right by it - the Pigs Ear, the Anglesea Arms with beer and decent snacks. The hot scotch egg at the Pigs Ear is delish.
which bit of london are you staying in?
all great info!
However, there are some good pubs right by it - the Pigs Ear, the Anglesea Arms with beer and decent snacks. The hot scotch egg at the Pigs Ear is delish.
which bit of london are you staying in?
staying near smithfield market in this place
http://www.rookeryhotel.com/gallery
Blown2CV said:
You'll be right around the corner from Hix Oyster and Chop House - one of my favourite restaurants in London.Another vote for Pitt Cue & Co off Carnaby St for BBQ food and they're whisky sower is pretty special too.
But for a proper cocktail bar then try the Experimental Cocktail Club on Gerrard St (Chinatown) you enter through a rather scabby plain looking door and head up the stairs to a speakeasy type bar, probably will need to book to guarantee a table.
If you fancy heading south of the river then Brixton Village is good to potter around in the afternoon and wide choice of options for dinner before heading to Southsider Cocktail Club near Clapham Junction, best I've tried.
But for a proper cocktail bar then try the Experimental Cocktail Club on Gerrard St (Chinatown) you enter through a rather scabby plain looking door and head up the stairs to a speakeasy type bar, probably will need to book to guarantee a table.
If you fancy heading south of the river then Brixton Village is good to potter around in the afternoon and wide choice of options for dinner before heading to Southsider Cocktail Club near Clapham Junction, best I've tried.
CharlieCrocodile said:
I found Bodeans a bit overrated, had to queue outside for well over an hour, when we got in they'd sold out of pulled pork and service was just sloppy. Maybe I caught them on an off day?
It sounds like it. I've never had any problems with the Soho branch other than the fact it's in London and I'm in Swansea! Service has been spot on for me and I've never had any major delays.Riff Raff said:
Blown2CV said:
if we were to go outside of the steak/BBQ thing, what now?
Go to Chinatown. Take in the smells, and choose a restaurant based on that.http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/52/1759785/restaurant/...
If barbecue and whisky are the two most important components. BBQ whisky beer is a shoe in. Best beef ribs I've ever had, unbelievably moist and a huge selection of whisky.
If barbecue and whisky are the two most important components. BBQ whisky beer is a shoe in. Best beef ribs I've ever had, unbelievably moist and a huge selection of whisky.
kiethton said:
Big Easy & Bodeans, I eat at Big Easy regularly as I love it but Bodeans is also brilliant but more expensive for no obvious benefit!
What's your usual order? I find Big Easy crazy expensive- their average starter is more expensive than Bodean's Soho Special sandwich!Last time I was there, Big Easy wanted £7 for "loaded" potato skins, with a further £2 supplement if you wanted bacon on them.
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