Bradley's Spanish Bar

It was on my list for ages but yesterday we had so much fun there! Got attracted by the Irish name Bradley’s, and there were some Irishmen as well! the Spanish beers were surprisingly good tho and I loved the local hazy IPA. Jukebox was a smashing experience! Defo will come again!

Always make a point or excuse to come here if passing , one of our fave boozers. Brilliant old fashioned pub, untouched by modern garb , not many places left like this any more . A time capsule to the 60s/70s. Had the rare honour of meeting Mr W. Bradley he got the drinks in top chap

A tiny two floored pub on the north side of Oxford Street. Bradley's Spanish Bar is adorned with perhaps the most memorable genuine 60s and 70s juke box ever, still playing vinyl 45s. Bit of Rolling Stones as I write. A superb little pub with an additional bar and seating in the basement. Tiny but lovely, know so many that would have this as their local. Come down and give it a try, you will love it.

Fantastic bar. Small and hidden away down what feels like a secret road just off the busy Tottenham court rd. it even has a downstairs. The young bar lady with a tattoo of pikachu wearing a witch costume was lovely

I visited here on a hot Thursday afternoon at 3.30pm and it was already quite busy. I bought a nice pint of London Pride at £6.80. There were no cask ales and a limited selection of spirits. This is not surprising as the pub is limited for space. There is a small bar at ground level and a similar sized bar downstairs. They have an old style jukebox although it was unplugged when I visited. Given the limited space inside a lot of people were drinking outside even though there is no seating. The location is great, just 50 yards from New Oxford St. The toilets are downstairs which may be a problem for the less mobile. An unusual pub but worth a visit.

🚇 Tottenham Court Road 🍺 £6.00 Mahou ❤️ A famous West End watering hole. . Bradley’s Spanish Bar is located on Hanway Street which is just off Oxford Street. The nearest tube is Tottenham Court Road. . This old school London pub is decorated in the red and yellow of the Spanish flag and opened its doors back in the 1950’s. . There are two bars, a small bar and ground level and a larger bar in the basement. The decor here is dated with a 1980’s local pub feel, which I love. Around the walls are an eclectic mix of prints, postcards , bank notes and pictures of loyal locals. The seating is limited on the ground floor to a comfy banquette with a few low tables and a few stools around the bar, downstairs there is a bit more room but be sure nab a seat when you see one. . Although the name of the pub eludes to an Iberian offering, you wont find any tapas and the like on offer here. What you do get is a good range of Spanish lagers and some homegrown ones too. I opted for a pint of Mahou, I checked with the barman before ordering the correct pronunciation, he said it’s pronounced “Mao” not “Mahoo” as most punters have said. My pint was very agreeable, hit the spot and wasn’t overly expensive. . There is a low-key and unpretentious vibe here and you immediately feel welcome. I have visited this pub a few times over the years and have always enjoyed the atmosphere. This visit was on a Saturday afternoon and the bar was a mix of tourists from Sweden, USA and Ireland plus locals all engaging in a good old chat. The star of the show is the legendary Jukebox which spins 45’s from years ranging from the 50’s to the 90’s. Its was great hearing Blue Monday by New Order blast out from this superb machine. The service here is great, the bar staff are very chatty and take all sorts of conversations in their stride. . @bradleysspanishbar is one of London’s pub gems, when you talk to someone about visiting here they often tell you a story about their experience and always mention the Jukebox. Definitely plan yourself a visit here as part of trip to the West End. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 28.05.22

A hugely underrated and underappreciated hidden gem. Having tried EVERY pub/bar in central London, and I mean that seriously, this is the only one I'll visit every time I come into Central London. My favourite without a doubt. Spanish themed,obviously, and a few Spanish beers on draft. The staff are extremely friendly, helpful and welcoming. A great atmosphere within, especially on busy nights. The Jukebox is such a huge thing to the place and has great tracks on it. On really busy nights at peak times you might be stood outside with your drink, but you'll understand if you go there what a great vibe it is if you do. Located VERY close to Tottenham Court road tube station at the end of Oxford Street.

Friendly staff. It was packed at ground-floor level, which has a bar and a juke box, but there is a large cellar bar downstairs (down some very narrow and steep stone steps!) with more seating and booths, and a second bar. We enjoyed Mahou, a beer from Madrid, and there was also London Pride, Brewdog Punk IPA, W9 London Cider, and Estrella all on tap.