The Drop Bar — Restaurant in London

Nestled away in a charming, hidden corner, The Drop Bar stands out as a delightful haven for those seeking an intimate and inviting drinking spot. The moment you step inside, i was greeted by Alexandra with a warm ambiance and its captivating atmosphere that exudes sophistication without sacrificing comfort.

The bar's selection of beers on tap and an impressive array of wines cater to diverse tastes, ensuring there's something to please every palate. The knowledgeable and friendly staff of Alexandra adds an extra layer of enjoyment, offering recommendations and insights into their well-curated drink offerings.

The Drop Bar's allure lies not only in its libations but also in its ambiance. With cozy seating arrangements and a relaxed vibe, it's an ideal space for both intimate conversations and laid-back gatherings. The dimly lit space contributes to its intimate feel, making it a perfect spot for couples or friends looking to unwind.

Furthermore, the service from Alexandra at The Drop Bar deserves accolades. The attentive and accommodating staff members enhance the overall experience, ensuring patrons feel welcomed and attended to throughout their visit.

Whether you're a connoisseur of fine wines or someone looking for a cozy spot to unwind with friends, The Drop Bar's inviting ambiance, diverse drink selection, and top-notch service make it a hidden gem worth...

4.5/5 - Friendly Bartender and tasty Non-alcoholic cocktails.

Drinks: • Ruby Spritz 5/5 • Tenuta Merlot 2/5 (Unfortunately, this is the first time I've seen my gf contemplate not finishing a glass of wine) • Chianti Sangiovese 4.5/5 (At almost double the price...but "apparently 100x the quality"- my girlfriend was happy again!! [+3 points] Note: In start contrast to the merlot- I now had the experience of watching my gf tap an "almost-empty" upside down glass to her mouth- trying to get every last drop out [- 0.5 points] Food: • Vegan dip- 4/5 Pretty simple and effective. Perhaps could be improved by adding a few extra crackers Service: • Bartender (Amish- or Armish???) 5/5. Having read other reviews (...both good and bad)- it appears that the quality of service varies greatly- depending on who your waiter is. FORTUNATELY for us- we seemed to draw a "long straw"- and found our waiter to be both: friendly and professional... but also with a great sense of humour. After spending about half an hour pondering over our waiters' peculiar accent (American... sprinkled with some RP) we finally plucked up the courage to ask him. The ANSWER: "An American ✅, with a posh gf... trying to pursue a career in acting.

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We popped in as we thought there was a nice vibe but were disappointed that the chef was rude to us in the first 5 minutes of being there after asking the simple question of if there was wifi. We should suggest not having an open kitchen surrounded by seating if the chef doesn't want to interact with customers. We persevered nonetheless determined to have a nice meal.

We ordered the a handful of plates including the 16GBP already fairly small plate of cheese that had hardly any bread with it. We still had over half our cheese left when the bread ran out so then asked if we could have another slice. We were told by the waitress that if she had to ask "the kitchen would kill me" and that we would have to go to the queue at the bar to order another slice. We declined, partly as we thought it was ridiculous, but also because we were trying to enjoy our meal together. It was obvious that this had happened before due to waitresses distress and we wonder why the chef thinks it's its worth upsetting customers and getting negative reviews over a piece of bread.

We spent 60 pounds on food and went home hungry and a...