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Part of the Ruby group (which includes Ruby Lounge in King's Cross), this newcomer has brought a touch of class to the Hammersmith drinking scene. The decor is tasteful and inviting and the clientele young and well-dressed. There are no real surprises on the cocktail list, but they are competently prepared and a very reasonable £6.50 (£4.50 during happy hour). The large bar stocks over 40 rums, five proseccos and over 40 other wines, and on tap are Deuchars IPA and London Pride - you certainly won't run out of drink options. The bar is divided into three areas: a main bar with comfy leather seating, ornate, floral-motif wallpaper and giant Christmas-bauble type lampshades; a light, airy morning room and a sizeable dining area. There is also a great beer garden - a rarity around these parts.
Time Out Bars, Pubs & Clubs Guide 2008/9
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Really like it. I did my birthday party there ( Yes Chris, i'm really 29) Very good canapes.
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