Cahoots - City of London,Westminster

We had dinner here before a theatre show. You go down a stairwell that looks like an old wooden escalator and you end up in the 1940s. It’s literally like stepping back in time. We sat inside a tube carriage. The music, lighting and staff clothing all add to the atmosphere. Even the bathrooms have audio like you are in a station. We had a toastie and some drinks. Highly recommend for a very different experience. Even better, no mobile coverage downstairs.

One of the first things I booked when knowing we were coming to London as it had been recommended to us Walked the 20 minute walk from our hotel to make our 5pm booking only to be told we couldn’t come in because our 18 year old son couldn’t come in because he didn’t have ID At no point in the booking process was this pointed out, I’ve double checked on the website and can’t see anything again We had no issues at any other pubs, restaurants etc during our stay, he could have just had a coke, Can’t understand this rule, costing themselves a good bit of business with this

Very chill vibe! Drinks were great (but could have had a little less ice). Loved the live music! Would definitely go back. Staff was lovely and service was quick and attentive. Thank you!

What a fabulous place. Great atmosphere with memorabilia from 30s 40s and 50s, music to match too. We had to book a table in Underground, so popular is it, be however got there early and were able to get a table in the main bar for 40 mins before going to out reserved table in Underground. We got a seat in the 'carriage ' not the most comfortable unfortunately unless you get a 4 person booth, but even then slightly crowded. Next time we 'll take a table in the open areas of the Underground. Cocktails were large and lovely, specially the Off The Rails no real food to speak of but nibbles, we had nuts, olive and crudités. Will go again and again

Tried hard to rate this place higher; the atmosphere was good, the great underground style was something different and the small touches like the menus were good but fundamentally it is a cocktail bar and the cocktails were expensive and nothing to write home about. Avoid the ‘Ration Box’ which essentially £60 for cherry aid and be careful what you choose as it seems a number are simply pre-mixed. All in all the experience was let down by the core of what it’s supposed to do and overly ‘eager to kick you out on two hours’ staff (especially as the place was half empty)