The first glimpse of the Gilbert Scott Bar will leave you in awe. Its opulent décor is resplendent with Victorian Gothic influences, ornate painted ceilings, bell chandeliers and a warm glow that invites relaxed imbibing.
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Situated in the heart of London’s St Pancras International Station, the elegant bar is part of the new St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, previously the Midland Grand Hotel.
An impressive range of spirits adorns the back bar and the cocktail list offers a choice of classics. The house cocktail, 1873 is named after the year the Midland Grand Hotel originally opened and combines Bombay Sapphire gin with apple, cranberry, rhubarb and charges it with CO2 to create a fizz. The flavours are subtle, a marriage of fruit and the botanicals in the gin.
The elegant bar is adjacent to Marcus Wareing’s restaurant, The Gilbert Scott and well worth a visit for a pre or post dinner drink.
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel
St Pancras International
Euston Road, London NW1 2AR, United Kingdom
www.thegilbertscott.co.uk/bar/
Gourmantic visited The Gilbert Scott as a guest of Turkish Airlines, Eurostar and Rail Europe.
[…] The Gilbert Scott offers a British brasserie dining experience in opulent surrounds. The menu impresses with Bristish classics adapted to a modern palate. Prices start from £7.50 for Starters and from £18.00 for the Main Event. Seating 10 persons, the Kitchen Table is located beneath the restaurant, facing the kitchen and is surrounded by the cellar. Bookings are highly recommended and it pays to arrive early to enjoy a drink at the adjacent Gilbert Scott bar. […]