Bourne and Hollingsworth

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4 out of 5 Based on 19 reviews

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Bourne & Hollingsworth promotes period tipples such as white ladies, gin fizzes and gimlets all served up with cup cakes and macaroons in this 1930's era bar.

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28 Rathbone Place, Marylebone, London, W1T 1JF

Bourne and Hollingsworth is in Fitzrovia, Central London
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+44 (0)20 7636 8228

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Bourne and Hollingsworth

Address
28 Rathbone Place
Marylebone
London
W1T 1JF
Telephone:
+44 (0)20 7636 8228
Public transport:
Goodge Street, Underground

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4 out of 5 based on 19 reviews

Latest 5 reviews of Bourne and Hollingsworth

1.0 out of 5 23 May 2012
by Rachel j.

Just shows you not everyone can have a good time at the very same place. First of all I thought I was at a wake in this place. floral wallpaper, a deathly atmosphere and drinks in tea cups..I half expected a coffin to be brought in! There was no music and very rude staff.more

4.0 out of 5 31 March 2012
by Vikki C.

I've been here on a few occasions and had a wonderful time at each.

First was years ago when I accidentally crashed an Absinthe party (oops), second time was with Lizzie G, on a Friday night, and then I took a few friends here following that for a cocktail before dinner.

I do love this place, when it's busy it reminds me how much fun life can be. Drinks are pricey, bathroom isn't the best,...more

4.0 out of 5 5 February 2012
by Freya C.

This speakeasy bar feels like you've discovered your granny's secret basement party (that is, your very cool granny of course)...

Playing up the 1920s prohibition era theme, gin cocktails are served in bone-china tea cups with cucumber sandwiches, sharing-sized-jars full of fruit punch concoctions are just waiting for their brown paper bags now...

The atmosphere is dark and cosy, when your...more

4.0 out of 5 17 January 2012
by Vicky L.

"Urm... how many of you (drunken idiots!)? Worse thing that a gal can hear from a bouncer when really quite tipsy trying to get into bar. Straight away, the brain was wondering if we were getting ourselves into some horrendous situation with boy/girl ratio, drunkeness ratio, hotness ratio, undressed ratio and generally "my 2 quid H&M mini skirt and duvet jacket really, probably, won't get us...more

3.0 out of 5 18 October 2012
by James D.

if you get a seat its great. the drinks are probably a little overpriced but they're very good. mixology game was up there! it was packed when we went it and they had two dudes making the drinks but far too slow. hence the massive queue. I got shitfaced on espresso martinis, had a whale of a time but probably had more to do with the company than the venue.

on a plus note the DJ was money.more