The Cocktail Trading Co. (Bethnal Green)

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The Cocktail Trading Co. (Bethnal Green) Address 68 Bethnal Green Road, Bethnal Green, London, Eng E1 6GQ
The Cocktail Trading Co. (Bethnal Green) Phone 020 7427 6097
The Cocktail Trading Co. (Bethnal Green) Opening Hours Monday - Wednesday : 5pm - 11:30pm
Thursday & Friday : 5pm - 12midnight
Saturday : 2pm - 12midnight
Sunday : 2pm - 10:30pm
The Cocktail Trading Co. (Bethnal Green) Food Price £5 - £10 per pax
Payment by Cash,Cards

What people say about The Cocktail Trading Co. (Bethnal Green)

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  • Olly Brading are the dream team bringing their combined experience from the likes of London Cocktail Club

  • You'll soon find yourself stuffing your face with monkey nuts whilst trying to read from their adorable little cocktail booklets in very low

  • The booklet eases you in gently with Clover Clubs

  • A Tommy's Margarita twist with smoked marshmallow syrup in place of agave

  • Presented in a noodle soup box topped with chopstick straws and edible noodle crisps

  • The fun continues with more boozy creations appearing in wellies

  • Nutty presentation normally comes with a hefty price tag

  • Many of the house drinks are a little on the sweet side for me though

  • Isn't a problem at all when there are top bartenders queuing up to try something else

  • Highlights included The Last Call (a twist on The Last Word with smoky mezcal replacing the gin)

  • A sublime Negroni made with Martin Miller's Westbourne Gin and the new Belthazar Red Vermouth which seems to be hugely popular with the trade

  • Many more sessions were just starting

  • I'm glad I squeezed in a quick shot with the wonderful Wilkes on the way out cheers

  • It seems London's been having a love affair with anything that's not at street level from the likes of The Shard

  • Whilst this is nothing new

  • I think a few places are stepping up their game

  • We stepped inside on a Wednesday night with an hour to kill before a dinner reservation (that's another story)

  • Most of the tables were already busy save for a spare couple that were booked out but the friendly waiter said we were free to perch until their real owners arrived and happily for us

  • I went for the Urn aged Corpse Reviver No 2 which came served on a grassy tray complete with grabbing zombie hands and a thirst for more

  • Lemon juice and absinthe this was a dream not too fruity

  • Not too sour but with enough depth

  • A Chinese takeaway box is filled to the brim with Jim Beam

  • Yuzu juice and matcha tea then topped with crunchy noodle bites and edible flowers

  • We would gladly have stayed for more (especially as the drinks are an unbelievable £

  • I love a good bit of theatricality with a round of cocktails on a night out

  • This week my haunt of choice was the Cocktail Trading Company

  • Once inside I knew it was worth the frosted nose

  • The vibe of the place was a mix of couple on dates

  • The night began with the first &lsquo

  • The clover club was mix of raspberry

  • The cucumber martini was a classic gin base

  • Fresh cucumber and served with an edible garnish

  • The final drink (which I shall not write it again for fear of spelling mistakes) was a vodka based tipple

  • Served in a mug with an extravagant candy floss garnish

  • Naturally they were all rather delicious

  • As yet the best had yet to come&hellip

  • 欢迎到肯塔基州 is the name of the best drink of the night

  • Ginger and plum infusion with yuzu juice and energy kicking

  • The other favourites drinks of the night were the Scouts Honour

  • A few others we were served off menu

  • It is always a test of a good bartender if they can come up with the goods when you go off piste

  • From the cocktails I tried I would say some of the drinks here are more style over substance

  • I was already very familiar with this space when it was but the '&

  • Co' part of Central and Co it was my and my best friend's go to cocktail joint that we always seemed to get a seat at

  • Even though it's busier than it ever was when I went before

  • Reading through the cocktail menu is where the fun begins

  • My friend had a 'Delicious Sour' made with calvados and peach wine which was indeed delicious and also very pretty

  • I had the aforementioned Tu Whit Tu Whoo Woo which was a Frankenstein version of a woo woo

  • So that the flavours were a little muted

  • I loved the owl it came in and the candy floss it was adorned with

  • On my second visit I finally chose a Scout's Honour which was served in a tin cup and came with a ration tin wedged on top and some toasted marshmallows to complement the smoked marshmallow syrup

  • (Marshmallows are really only any good when set alight to some degree

  • The cocktail rested atop a plot of grass/hay and with a little hand beside it (I think it was meant to be poking out of the ground)

  • Even if it was only half full

  • Even though it's busier than it ever was when I went previously

  • Ve always viewed this as a bit of a summer drink though and Aperol are on a mission to change that and make Aperol a year round tipple and so they&rsquo

  • Ve invited us to the Cocktail Trading Co to get a crash course in how to make this drink and show us just how easy drinking it is year round

  • Drink presentations were very fancy

  • Bartenders were really nice and they explained the drinks well

  • The cocktails are inventive and presented really well

  • The atmosphere is cosy and service is really friendly

  • I would recommend it to anyone who's in the area and is looking for a relaxed place to have a drink

  • Filling in for Chris while he bounds around the US and Europe is Alexandra Kalinowski

  • My day job is pretty glamorous

  • M often out and about drinking with bartenders as I interview them for a gin bar blog series

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