The Secret Bar — Restaurant in London

This place is cool. Minute but fun and cosy. Definitely best enjoyed during the summer when you hang about on the pavement outside enjoying a decent beer. There is nothing fancy or particularly standout about the drinks selection but the fact that it really lives up to its name, The Secret Bar has one of the friendliest and diverse clienteles you could hope to encounter. Just head round the side of the market and you'll see the little door to the left of the market's side entrance. This is one of the more established businesses operating out of Tooting Market and is a genuinely unique little place that's definitely worth a visit. Always been open till midnight when I've been too so that's handy.

BTW, it does have a toilet, you've just got to ask the barstaff...

My second and updated review: I am really disappointed with the staff of this pub. At first few visits I really like it but then when I started interacting I did not appreciate the way I was dealt it was very cold, ignorant especially the one word replies few, no eye contact to a client who spends money and never had any issue with anyone. Not that I only go to this place, I also recommend this place to friends who also come back with a similar complaint. Am really unhappy to wrote this review for the place that I really liked. I am hoping the boses do consider that customer ultimately pays the bill for eveeryone including...

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