When you see the smart, chatty crowd here you'll understand why the bar's name is a casual reference to Faust. Brimborium is a charming, upscale place, with excellent designer ales on tap, a mixologist approach to cocktail making, delicious quiche on sale and different coloured wall projections that switch over throughout the night, changing the atmosphere.
Brimborium
St Petersburg
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