The Met Bar

17 Old Park Lane, W1K 1LB.
W: www.metbar.co.uk/
E: jamie.holloway@metropolitan.como.bz

The original and the best!

Review

Where is it?

Located inside the Metropolitan Hotel, the Met Bar is easily reached from Green Park or Hyde Park Corner tube stations.

What's it like?

A place where the worlds of fashion, celebrity, music, media and business collide, the Met Bar creates a unique blend of London’s elite; an electric atmosphere which is like no other. A favourite with the Brit pack and rock scene in the 90s the Met Bar has been enjoying a recent renaissance, with the likes of the Winstone sisters and the Kings of Leon both hosting private parties in recent months, and visits from the celebrities including Lily Allen and the Pusssy Cat Dolls. The Met Bar is exclusively members only after 9pm, seven days a week, but they do offer discretionary guest lists if arranged in advance.

Why does Johnny Ikon love it?

History speaks for itself - the original and the best! 'Nuff said!

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