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Bar Off Broadway
- Price Range:
-
££
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Best Nights:
- Sun
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Smoking:
- Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
- Coat Check:
- No
3 reviews for Bar Off Broadway
If you can look past the half shaved heads and ripped skinny jeans you'll find a host of cute cafes and brunch spots littering the street around the market. This is one of them, and gem it is.
With a bar feel it also serves pretty decent filter coffee (yee ha!) and has a selection of sunny seats to laze in on the weekend. It's a great people watching hang out, as you're inside but feel like your sitting outside. This is why the middle class "creatives" move to this area, for places like this. A pub/bar with a fantastic atmosphere, hidden private dining area downstairs and a selection of home cooked foods up on offer. I like it I really do, but I can't love it. Give me a dirty old man pub any day. ;O)
Nearly a year later, and I'm definitely still feeling the same love that Matt D yelped about last December.
This cozy coffee-by-day, cocktails-by-night super spot not only boasts aesthetically pleasing wooden floors, killer lighting, communal tables, and a fantastic board game section, it also holds that magical ingredient of being a local family run establishment -- yep, it's truly a for Hackney, by Hackney watering hole.
When describing themselves, they say they're an "East Village bar that got lost and ended up in East London." This is true to form in everything from beer and cocktail selection, (think Presbyterians, Long Island Iced Teas, MGD, Sierra Nevada, Sam Adams,) to their willingness to allow you to bring in a slice (or entire pizza,) if you so choose.
Long story short, this is certainly a great local find along Broadway market and one not to miss.
This bar is only a puppy at the age of 1 week old. I went there on its 3rd day of being open, and absolutely loved it. Its about time Broadway Market had a bar like this.
It is an American style cocktail and wine bar, but is also open during the day for tea, coffee and chocolates. With its beautiful wooden tables and ornate candle holders, the place is incredibly romantic. It is particularly enticing around this time of year when the windows are all fogged up, and you need a place to escape the cold.
I came with the preconception that it must be expensive, probably because it is so elegant. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that isn't. You can get a lovely bottle of beer for about 2 pounds, I recommend Samuel Adams.
You really must go and check this one out, it is a friendly kind of bar that is well situated in the Broadway Market community.