Behind an unassuming door on St John's Sq, this ground-floor bar is decorated with plush armchairs, stuffed animal heads and a legion of lamps. The cocktail list takes its theme from the area’s distilling history – recipes of yesteryear plus homemade tinctures and cordials are used to create interesting and unusual tipples.
Zetter Townhouse Cocktail Lounge
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