Little Nan's Bar

I have mixed feelings about little Nan's. The idea, the decor, the feel of the place is unique and a visual kaleidoscope of colour and things to look at. When you walk in its almost overwhelming on the eyes. We sat in a booth and ordered cocktails from an app. They took absolutely ages to arrive and it wasn't even busy. Around 20 minutes wait with a bit of badgering. £75 for two small tea pots of barely alcoholic snowballs. When your eyes adjust to your surroundings you can see how cheaply this is all put together. I won't go back but as the photos show, it was a vibrant experienced. Overpriced in my opinion.

I absolutely loved this bar! Cocktails were delicious, we got one in a hamster mug 😍 The decorations are so great! Will definitely go again, want to see what it’s like outside of Christmas.

Had a lovely time at bottomless brunch! Drinks were refilled super quickly, food was great, some picky foods and then sandwiches and chips (doesn’t sound a lot but it was really filling). Cocktails were strong unlike other bottomless brunches. Waiter was super friendly. Decorations were so quirky and made it such a vibe. Me and my partner had a great time, thank you!

We had my sons 6 year birthday party here. We had rented one side of the venue and the kids loved it. All the soft toys for them to play around with, (and build forts) not to mention the massive bouncy castle made for a great time for them all. Having access to a bar is also a nice bonus for these types of events :)

The staff we met, one young lady, was lovely but they seemed very short of staff with our food taking quite a while to arrive. The food was OK but we were expecting a little more than what amounted to a couple of sandwiches a couple of scones and 2 cakes for our £30 each. We never even got a cup of tea but to be fair I'm not sure one was included with the afternoon tea. The decor is FAB and FUN as were the cocktails.

I cannot warn you enough to not visit this place or deal with this company. We booked and prepaid £43 each for a brunch for our friend's 30th birthday here. When we arrived, we were told it was in their new venue. We walked to the new venue (5 - 10 min away) and it was like a pop up, makeshift place in the railway arches. Everything was made out of chipboard. Fine for a dive bar vibe, but not for a restaurant brunch which was what we booked and paid for. There was just one staff member working who told us we could order pizzas. We said that we had seen the menu online and it had a selection of meals on it. He said that was their old brunch event when it was at their other venue, now it is just pizza. We said we were really disappointed for £43 and he said he could make us some sandwiches, but he would need to go to the shop to buy some bread. Then we had drinks served and they were all awful. We couldn't drink them because they were so acidic with lime juice and all tasted terrible. We then had acid reflux for hours! We decided to leave and go somewhere else. I emailed to complain and was ignored for weeks and weeks by the bar. DesignMyNight were helpful and chased them up but still we had no acknowledgement of the complaint and no refund.

Very much a hipster pub, as expected with miss matched furnishings and kinda kooky. Nice place, the teapot cocktails are weird, and tbh, just weird. It's not actually very enjoyable to drink cocktails out of broken teacups, makes em taste weird. Cool and kooky if you want something a little odd tho.

Cute kitschy place! Giant sweeter than sugar cocktails and maximalist aesthetic. Not the biggest fan of royalist decor inside. Also no bathroom so have to go to the public toilet nearby