CellarDoor (Bar, Club)

There’s something ever so exciting about being underground in dim lights.

It’s even more exciting in a quirky bar when there’s live burlesque and jazz.

And if you have a penchant for tobacco, you can even try a little snuff!

Cellar Door is the type of bar you’ll want to get cosy in, and as it’s an extremely intimate space, for once it’s easier done than said.

Among the quirks of the establishment are the toilets – doors that are transparent but steam up during ‘business’ hours.

Cellar Door is an extravagant and quite fabulous bar hidden in the depths of a public toilet in

“Wow, what a night. The atmosphere at CellarDoor is second to none. The staff are hardworking and so very friendly and helpful. You are made to feel welcome and almost like an old friend. With no dress code, you will never feel out of place, whether you are wearing old jeans or a cocktail dress. The drag artist is wonderful and the burlesque dancer is sexy and very entertaining. The toilet doors are rather cool too. Whether it be just for a night out or a celebration, CellarDoor is a must. I will certainly be visiting again. ”
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Jo Marie Mason, Hillingdon (5 years 6 months 12 days ago)

“A great first date bar. Small, cosy, good selection of drinks, quirky, right in the West End, and there's always something happening so it will keep the conversation flowing. That said, my first date hasn't called me back yet. Maybe I'll take my next date here then.”
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Tarquin Fortune, Herne Hill (9 years 7 months 3 days ago)

“Superb subterranean cabaret bar in a rather unlikely location of a loo under the Strand. Secluded and perfect for illicit affairs with bum shaped banquettes, kiss me/lick me bar stools, and the sexiest toilets around, this place oozes cool in a space barely bigger than your front room. The cocktails are fabulous, but the nightly live jazz is where CellarDoor really comes alive. Kitty La Roar and Nick of Time on Thursdays always get everyone going with crazy, mixed up renditions of grunge hits and swing classics.”
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Sally Sin, London (13 years 2 days ago)

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