Jetlag®

If the idea of a £25 per head minimum spend is within your range, Fitzrovia's Jetlag bar has this summer's luxury ticket option: a screening lounge with leather sofas, crocodile chaise longue, HD projector and full surround sound.

It's a bit of a gourmet paradise too: a global food menu means you can tailor what you eat and drink to whichever match is being played out in front of you.

Choose Bunny Chow from South Africa, Coxinhas from Brazil and Calamari from Spain along with beers including Asahi from Japan and New Zealand's Steinlager Pure.

Their season kicks off with opening fixture South Africa v Mexico.

Was looking for something to do on Australia Day (26th January) just that bit special and came upon Jetlag Bar showing a movie marathon of 3 cult Aussie films - Puberty Blues, Priscilla and Muriel's Wedding.  Made to feel welcome by Scott and the gang, and as the venue filled up towards the evening, Scott working in the lounge downstairs continued to look after us individually - excellent service!  Sensational menu covering both cocktails and food, will be back soon to work our way through the menu! 

Tucked away along the less favorable end of Cleveland Street W1 is Jet Lag bar, but far from it’s location working against it, it provides a welcome relief from the over priced cocktail chains just a stones throw away.

Run by friendly Irishman Thomas they have an ethos of providing no-frills rustic  cocktails for those of us who are fed up with the pretentiousness of London cocktail bars. There are several innovations to traditional cocktails created by Thomas which are incredibly well realised (and delicious).  On our arrival I notice it is populated with a discernibly trendy crowd, the media folk clever enough to look a little further a field then the narrow streets of Soho for their after work tipple.

Recommended for those who like to venture outside of their comfort zone to find something a little different.

Quick message to say thanks for a fun cocktail making night last night. Thanks to Thomas for teaching us the skills and thanks to Scott for organising for us.

We all had a great time and we'll definitely be back.

Will recommend to my mates as well.

Thanks!

A bar that could be straight out of scene from "Lost in Translation", (groovy lighting, low tables and fishtanks) with an intriguing menu and top class friendly service.

But the big attraction is the giant screen downstairs. This could be, (along with maybe The Roxy in Southwark), THE place to watch the match for the sophisticaed armchair connoisseur. It's more luxurious than a corporate box and the beer is better. The view is better too.