The Whip by Max Lacome-Shaw

The Whip over The Running Horse

The Whip by Max Lacome-Shaw
The Whip by Max Lacome-Shaw

Who? The Whip

What? The Whip, the new cocktail bar over Mayfair’s oldest pub, The Running Horse, will soon be home to London’s julep revival. The recently opened equestrian themed bar, brain child of James Chase and Dominic Jacobs, will be serving up a selection of juleps in pewter tins as well as regular changing bar bites.

When? Open now

Where? 50 Davies Street, Mayfair, London W1K 5JE

How? For more information, visit www.therunninghorselondon.co.uk

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