Sorry for posting so often lately - I just have so much to tell you all! Saturday night I went to
Adventure Bar in Covent Garden for a friend's birthday, and oh my. This is
definitely my new favourite place. Loud, sweaty, and a little bit naughty, Adventure Bar is the most fun bar I have ever been to. Ever.
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| 1. Cocktails and haribo sweets. 2. Dancing on the chairs with the birthday girl. This photo obvs has a filter over it (picmonkey) - I like it, it makes me look tanned and kinda retro. |
It's the type of place where everyone just lets go; shirts are removed, sweat covered hair is swung to the music, and alcohol is thrown everywhere, while revellers dance on the tables. Sound messy and disgusting? It was. But god it was amazing!
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| Sarah and I enjoying our cocktails |
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| Birthday girl Amy! |
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| Well that disappeared quickly... |
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| We met these awesome guys wearing the coolest shirts ever! Shite shirts.
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| Dancing on the tables. |
As well as the awesomeness of the atmosphere and clientèle, the cocktails here are also incredible! And at the end of the night when you think the fun is all over, the music is turned up even louder, the staff join in with the dancing, some strip off, some cover themselves in alcohol, while others use whipped cream. Some even crowd surf. And it all ends with everyone dancing together, singing together, and having a bloody good time together!
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This is the manager, Alex. Apparently it was his last shift before
he leaves to go travelling, hence the craziness. |
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| Jager. |
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Molestation.
In the first photo, he was actually sort of strangling me, and it actually really hurt, so my face is wincing in pain and I was screaming. The second photo, he decided to stroke my head as I was talking across the table with a friend...hence the 'WTF' expression on my face! |
And despite all of that potential danger, only one ambulance was called. Now that's what I call, an awesome night out!
I only took a few of the photos, I was having far too much fun to use my camera! The other photos (the good ones) courtesy of the wonderful Chris Hanges. Oh, and I also used
picmonkey for the first time on some of them :D it's amazing! I especially love all the different filters you can use!
