Club Tropicana drinks are free – and so were the cocktails at the launch of Polynesian-themed bar Kanaloa last night! Admittedly, you will have to pay on a regular night, but with cocktails starting from £8, it’s certainly not the …
Read more...With our penchant for extrovert occasions, it’s no surprise that we take Halloween very seriously here at the Met Bar. Not content with just one instalment we will be updating you on our Halloween happenings in a two-part fright night …
Read more...As a child of the electro generation, it’s no surprise Jamie became a big fan of electro-pop whizz kid and singer-songwriter du jour, FrankMusik. Recently back from touring with Keane, Pet Shop Boys, Lady GaGa and Perez Hilton Presents in …
Read more...The Bank Holiday may seem like a distant memory, but London’s nightlife is showing no signs of slowing down. So brace yourselves, there’s a lot coming up over the next few weeks, here are our favourites: The Big Chill Mini …
Read more...The Bank Holiday means two things for London’s clubbing community – more time to party and more time to recover! From after-parties to burlesque speed-dating – take a look at our highlights: Post Carnival Parties Notting Hill Carnival is the …
Read more...Six months ago when Met Bar loyalist, Jonny Awsum, announced that his dream was to become a TV presenter, we first congratulated him on the marvelous idea to publicise the quick-wit and quite simply rather strange sense of humour we …
Read more...At the Met Bar, we take our drinks (and drinking) very seriously so it was natural to feel that the conception of our new cocktail menu could not be launched in any other way than in true Met Bar style …
Read more...If I could design my ideal club night, it would probably feature my favourite cocktails, a big name music act, and fun and games all night. Happily, my ideas are pretty similar to those contributed by Facebook fans of Smirnoff …
Read more...A love of music is pre-requisite for the team at the Met Bar, as much as we may not share a love for the same music (Jamie and I are far too young to remember Echo and the Bunnymen!); we …
Read more...In a world where we’re able to have our say on everything from who our next chart-topping stars should be to who’ll supply our tabloid fodder for the foreseeable five minutes of fame, it’s perhaps unsurprising that London’s cultural scene …
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