Sip on cocktails that are inspired by iconic movements and film characters.
Looking to bag a table at Soho's exclusive members' club Disrepute? You're in the right place. Once known as The Pinstripe Club, this sixties haunt is infamously remembered for its colourful history and being the location of the Profumo scandal. Previously loved by politicians and celebrities alike, the venue now provides a juicy combination of culture, but with Soho's modern twist.
This sexy date night spot is located in a stunning basement under Kingly Court, between Carnaby Street and Beak Street. Adorned with wood-panelled walls and vaulted ceilings, this bar oozes glamour. The long tunnel-shaped space still features the original private vaults, which have been stylishly refurbished.
Drawing on iconic people and events throughout the decades, the extensive cocktail menu flaunts some delicious drinks. There’s the sherry-infused Josephine Baker, which is inspired by the Les Années Folles era. Or perhaps you'll want to try a Sex And The City-themed bevvy? Flavoured with raspberry and rose, the Carrie Bradshaw is a glamorous twist on the iconic cosmopolitan. Better yet, there's also an aperitivo hour from Sunday to Thursday, between 4pm and 6pm, where all concoctions are £9.
Although Disrepute is a members' bar, all applications are welcome for those who want to join in on civilised conversations. Or if you're looking for a night you won't forget, non-members can also book a table and experience an evening of luxury, culture and history.
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