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| 12 Bar Cafe was an American-style diner in the heart of guitar land, just off [[Locale Charing Cross Road|Charing Cross Road]]. It was renamed to 12 Bar Club by 2012, and moved to the old premises of [[Phibbers, N7 8DL|Phibbers]] in [[Locale Lower Holloway|Lower Holloway]] by April 2015. |
This American-style diner in the heart of guitar land serves basic cafe dishes - omelettes, ciabatta with chips, pasta dishes, and some dishes of the day - menu <a href="http://london.randomness.org.uk/wiki.cgi?action=edit;id=12_Bar_Cafe,_WC2H_8NL">here</a>. But it's the burgers that interested us the most - all named after genres of music. We were very impressed with the fact that there were just as many veggie burgers as regular. |
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<a href="http://london.randomness.org.uk/wiki.cgi?Bec">Bec</a> had the Punk - with chiles and cheese for £5.95 and was very impressed by the spiciness. Holly went for Ska - with fried onions, cheese and red chilies, also £5.95. The same toppings and name apply to the meat burgers. Sean highly rated his meaty Blues - with blue cheese and bacon, again £5.95. Bec was happy to see yellow French's style mustard and Hellman's brand mayonnaise. That's authentic yank! |
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<div class="old_info"> An American-style diner in the heart of guitar land, just off [[Locale Charing Cross Road|Charing Cross Road]]. |
The interior is a painted red and there's a framed NME with John Peel, as well as collage of musicians photos. Bec was pleased to the White Stripes - well, they match the interior. There's a <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/90117465@N00/2372230452/">jukebox</a>, though I don't know if is working or for show - the staff were playing The Clash when we went. |
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It serves basic cafe dishes - omelettes, ciabatta with chips, pasta dishes, and some dishes of the day. But it's the burgers that interested us the most - all named after genres of music. We were very impressed with the fact that there were just as many veggie burgers as regular. |
I definitely want to come back to sample the nachos and during an evening to check out some bands. |
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Food is served 9am-9pm daily. [[Bec]] had the Punk (£5.95, with chillis and cheese) and was very impressed by the spiciness. Holly went for Ska (£5.95, with fried onions, cheese and red chillis). The same toppings and name apply to the meat burgers. Sean highly rated his meaty Blues (also £5.95, with blue cheese and bacon). Bec was happy to see yellow French's style mustard and Hellman's brand mayonnaise. That's authentic Yank! |
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The interior is a painted red and there's a framed NME with John Peel, as well as collage of musicians photos. Bec was pleased by the White Stripes - well, they match the interior. There's a jukebox ([http://www.flickr.com/photos/90117465@N00/2372230452/ Flickr photo]), though I don't know if is working or for show - the staff were playing the Clash when we were there. |
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I definitely want to come back to sample the nachos and during an evening to check out some bands. |
[<a href="http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/24/24469/12_Bar_Club/Soho">Beer in the Evening</a>] |
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On Sunday, there are open mic nights starting at 5:30pm. |
Last visited by Bec, Holly and Sean on 29th March 2008. |
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See also: * [http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/comments.shtml/24469/ Beer In The Evening comments] |
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Bec]], Holly and Sean, March 2008.</div> </div> |
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category='Now Closed' |
category='American Food,Cafes,Food Served Evenings,Food Served Lunchtimes,Live music,Vegetarian friendly,Venues' |
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formatted_website_text='12barclub.com' host='81.187.166.218' hours_text='' |
formatted_website_text='' host='86.158.43.162' hours_text='Food Served: 9am-9pm, music venue times: Monday - Thursday 7:30pm till 1am, Friday - Saturday 7:30pm till 3am (may close earlier), Sunday - 7pm till 12.30pm (open mic nights open at 5:30) ' locale='Charing Cross Road,Tottenham Court Road,WC2' |
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node_image_copyright='Bec (used by permission)' node_image_url='https://www.flickr.com/photos/90117465@N00/2371393995/' opening_hours_text='' summary='American diner by day, music venue by night' phone='' postcode='' summary='Now moved to Holloway; was an American diner by day, music venue by night, on Denmark Street.' website='http://www.12barclub.com/' |
opening_hours_text='Food Served: 9am-9pm, music venue times: Monday - Thursday 7:30pm till 1am, Friday - Saturday 7:30pm till 3am (may close earlier), Sunday - 7pm till 12.30pm (open mic nights open at 5:30) ' phone='020 7240 2120 (office) 020 7240 2622 (tickets)' postcode='WC2H 8NL' summary='American diner by day, music venue by night' website='http://www.12barclub.com/' |
This American-style diner in the heart of guitar land serves basic cafe dishes - omelettes, ciabatta with chips, pasta dishes, and some dishes of the day - menu here. But it's the burgers that interested us the most - all named after genres of music. We were very impressed with the fact that there were just as many veggie burgers as regular.
Bec had the Punk - with chiles and cheese for £5.95 and was very impressed by the spiciness. Holly went for Ska - with fried onions, cheese and red chilies, also £5.95. The same toppings and name apply to the meat burgers. Sean highly rated his meaty Blues - with blue cheese and bacon, again £5.95. Bec was happy to see yellow French's style mustard and Hellman's brand mayonnaise. That's authentic yank!
The interior is a painted red and there's a framed NME with John Peel, as well as collage of musicians photos. Bec was pleased to the White Stripes - well, they match the interior. There's a jukebox, though I don't know if is working or for show - the staff were playing The Clash when we went.
I definitely want to come back to sample the nachos and during an evening to check out some bands.
See also:
Last visited by Bec, Holly and Sean on 29th March 2008.
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