After Tower Of London
Dishoom Canaby, Soho.
After a day of exploration
After a brief rest at Hazlitt’s, we ventured to Dishoom Carnaby for an early dinner.
A wonderful Indian restaurant in the heart of Carnaby, near Soho.
The bar is friendly and welcoming, with a great house-brewed beer that was an excellent complement to the meal. The atmosphere is lively without being overwhelming, and the service was warm and attentive.
The grilled lamb chops may be the very best I’ve ever had, perfectly seasoned, beautifully grilled, and absolutely unforgettable.
Cahoots Underground
After dinner at Dishoom we went to Cahoots.
Chaoots is a delightful bar in a renovated underground subway station near Soho.
We were seated in one of several updated subway cars with about 6 or 8 tables. The doors are fixed open so we could see the activities in the bar area.
The band was outstanding, playing classic English & American Rock & Country favorites from the ’50s through the ’70s. They were incredibly talented and brought great energy to the evening. They even gave a tribute to Dolly.
What made it even more fun was watching the band move from room to room for each set, turning every part of Cahoots into its own live-music experience.
The combination of the vintage Underground setting, great music, and talented performers made the evening memorable.
