Cahoots Underground

"Unless we’re massively underestimating the age span of our readership—or the general life span of humans in the 21st century—we can safely say that you probably weren’t alive during the 1940s. Which is exactly what makes a night at Cahoots in Carnaby feel quite so unique. Inside a jazzed-up abandoned tube carriage, it’s a 1940s, D-day celebrations-themed bar with a live swing band and a seriously long list of excellent cocktails. Sure, it can be a little corny but you’re guaranteed a whole lot of fun until the early hours. Heads up, there’s a minimum spend of £25 per person. " - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, sinead cranna

"Cahoots is a 1940s-inspired bar in Soho and it’s very committed to the theme. Yes, it’s a little corny but when it comes to needing an alfresco cocktail in Soho that doesn’t taste like the tears of Pat Butcher, it’s a useful place to know about. The outdoor seating behind Carnaby Street isn’t as much of a D-Day extravaganza as indoors, so what you’re left with is nice vintage chairs, top liquor-heavy cocktails, and an upbeat atmosphere. Our personal favourite is the smoky Off The Rails number." - heidi lauth beasley, sinead cranna

"You can’t go back in time and stop your friend from sitting on that patch of grass in Primrose Hill where she first met her wretched ex. But you can book a table at this bar in Soho and pretend like he never existed altogether—at least not in this lifetime. Inside a jazzed-up abandoned tube carriage, Cahoots is a 1940s, D-day celebrations themed bar with a live swing band and a long list of excellent cocktails. It can be a little corny and a bit of a sensory overload, but you’re guaranteed a whole lot of fun until the early hours." - rianne shlebak, sinead cranna

"Unless we’re massively underestimating the age span of our readership - or the general life span of humans in the 21st century - we can safely say that you probably weren’t alive during the 1940s. That’s exactly what makes a night at Cahoots in Kingly Court feel quite so unique. Inside a jazzed-up abandoned tube carriage, this is a 1940s, D-day celebrations themed bar with a live swing band and a seriously long list of excellent cocktails. It can be a little corny, but you’re guaranteed a whole lot of fun until the early hours. Heads up, there’s a minimum spend of £25 per person." - Heidi Lauth Beasley