What: Burger & Lobster have nine locations dotted all over London, so you're likely to never be far away from this surf 'n' turf restaurant. Where: 214 Bermondsey Street, London, SE1 3TQīook now: 214 Burger & Lobster, Various locations Happy hour deal: Double G&Ts for £5, or selected cocktails for £6 between 5-6pm everyday It also serves selected cocktails for £6 between 5-6pm.
This underground bar is known for its gins, so it’s no surprise that its happy hour offers thirsty customers double G&Ts for just a fiver. What: Bermondey is home to its fair share of cool places to eat – Jose Pizarro’s tapas bar for starters, and Angela Hartnett's Café Murano – but first on our list when it comes to the drinks is 214 (no, not 2-4-1). Where: 435-437 Coldharbour Lane, London, SW9 8LNīook now: The Rum Kitchen Brixton, The Rum Kitchen Shoreditch, The Rum Kitchen Soho 214, Bermondsey Happy hour deal: Selected cocktails for £6 everyday until 7pm We like the Jamrock Punch made with white rum, Koko Kanu, grenadine, pineapple, guava and fresh lime juice. When the sun goes down, this party place really kicks into gear with DJ sets and a dancefloor for grooving, but to get the good vibes rolling beforehand, settle in early with £6 cocktails until 7pm. What: Whatever the time of year, Caribbean-inspired The Rum Kitchen is sure to bring the summer vibes with its colourful timbers, open kitchen and easy-going staff. Where: 111-113 Camden High Street, London, NW1 7JNīook now: The Blue’s Kitchen The Rum Kitchen, Various locations Happy hour deal: Cocktails for £5 on Wednesdays from 5pm You’ll also be treated to some live blues music while you sit – and who doesn’t want that? What: Not quite as generous as Megan‘s, but still a sure-fire way to carry you over that hump day hurdle, The Blue’s Kitchen in Camden knocks its cocktail list back to £5 a pop every Wednesday from 5pm. Happy hour deal : Selected drinks for £5 between 5-7pmīook now: Megan's Wimbledon, Megan's Fulham, Megan's Clapham, Megan's Chiswick and more The Blue’s Kitchen, Camden Choose from a selection of drinks for £5, including (large) glasses of wine, prosecco and Aperol Spritz. What: It’s slightly embarrassing how many times we've found ourselves at Megan’s on a weekend (or weeknight), but hey, you can’t knock it for serving up great value drinks between the hours of 5-7pm, in gloriously millennial surrounds (expect plants and fairy lights aplenty). These thrifty deals will ensure your wallet doesn't take too much of a hit – we're all for drinking responsibly after all. We’ve rounded-up places from Bermondsey to Balham, and plenty in-between, so you can make it a happy hour crawl if you so wish. Happy hours that run every day (yes, even on a Saturday), with some starting from the hour it opens. We’re talking 2-4-1 cocktails and pitchers on a budget. Which is why we’ve scouted out the best places to grab discounted drinks. If you want to find the best deals and discounts on drinks in this dear (in every sense of the word) capital, then happy hours are your friends. Why shouldn’t it be possible to enjoy the benefits of London’s night life without the fear of saying yes to a double shot? To set your sights on some of its coolest bars and most i nstagrammable restaurants, without feeling physical pain at every tap of your contactless card. You could accept it and go about your day, or you could type ‘the best happy hour deals in London’ into Google, an endeavour that will hopefully lead you to this guide. 16 of the best fine wine shops that do delivery in London.So, you know, in this current cultural landscape, it is just nice to be reminded that we are part of the culture - we always have been and we always will be. And finally, there's Hi Honey, I'm Homo!, a great title by Matt Baume - it's about how something as rigid and formulaic as the American sitcom can still find room to speak to queerness - sometimes in very coded ways.
#Saturday happy hour series#
There's Manuel Betancourt's The Male Gazed which is a series of really searching and personal essays about pop culture's role in queer desire. There's Kyle Turner's The Queer Film Guidethat walks you through 100 films in the international queer canon in a very smart, lively and really insightful way.
#Saturday happy hour tv#
There is, of course, friend of the show Tre'vell Anderson's We See Each Other: A Black, Trans Journey Through TV and Film. If you are one of many folks out there who are anxious and angry about the recent wave of anti-queer legislation sweeping the country right now, let me recommend a bunch of books that have come out just in the last couple of months that speak directly to the power of representation, queer representation in media.
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