Worship Street Whistling Shop - Hackney

We had reservations at callooh callay, but the original plan was before to go to the whistling shop. we have discussed whether we can really express it, and quite laboriously, decided that we and we do so. in all honesty we could not, but we did so anyway. we went up to worship street and went farther up and farther away from the colonized against when I had expected. we went in and I immediately regretted that we spent so long in Scary cat town and missed that we could make the best of this place. it was all dark wood and tee lights, and although it had no hidden entrance, went inside, one felt as if one were hiding a little, little known place. We told the guy who welcomed us that we were in a tight timetable and had to get a drink as soon as possible. they asked us why the hurry, and when we told them, we agreed that we really should not miss out on these reservations and were completely behind us, served us as soon as possible and out again. the cocktail list sounded amazing. they take a “scientific” approach to cocktail formation, which apparently labors with different flavor combinations in their experiment. Many of the cocktails contain ingredients such as exhaustion bonuses”, which are blending their own invention and need a glossary on the back of the menu to find out what they are. we wanted to make as much of the possibilities as we could, so we ordered various beverages to each other house gin fizz and the panacea./ house gin fizz: tanque gin, lemon juice, extra virgin olive oil, vanilla salt, orange bitters, soda Panacea: kompassrauch box whisky, honig and lavender sting / both were pleasant to drink and had an interesting taste, with a creamy topping, but I think my friend and I preferred the panacea, probably because it was as different as all the other drinks we had before. the gin fizz was beautiful (and very quaffabel as soon as we realized that we were past our suspended minute time limit), but it was just a gin fizz. nothing as cool as salvia dust in it. the cocktails supported my instinctive reaction that we should have spent more time here. that the drink is quite expensive, and the place was eerily empty. there was another group, but otherwise the place was dead. I assume that's because it feels like it's not in the middle of nowhere, although shoreditch is just a few streets away.

Cute speechable on the worship street, between moorgate and liverpool street, although on the main street, it is not particularly signed, so don't pass! it is right next to the blueberry bar. the venue has the dark voice and has some beautiful standing areas. they get table service to service fee (although the service was not particularly great) and a g t is nizza venue, but would rather spend my money somewhere like nightjar.

The perfect place to drink. Great atmosphere (looks like '40) and amazing quality on drinks, especially Gin, with a top quality selection. Thanks to...

One of the best bars in the world. No, I am not exaggerating.

Fab place, fab cocktails, fab atmosphere. Jazz looked after us very well!