Boisdale of Bishopsgate is the City sister to the original Boisdale of Belgravia, a posh tartan clad jazz, cigar and supper club. Both have the old fashioned charm of a Scottish themed gentlemen's club but this cavernous place includes an Oyster & Champagne Bar as well as piano room with banquette leather seating around the outside. Every evening from 6pm to 9pm traditional jazz from the 1930s and forties is played live. The Scottish sounding menu includes grass fed Aberdeenshire dry aged beef as a speciality with plump steaks - from rump to finest fillet - served up with beranaise, grilled tomatoes, onions and thick cut chips on the side.
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Boisdale of Bishopsgate is the City sister to the original Boisdale of Belgravia, a posh tartan clad jazz, cigar and supper club. Both have the old fashioned charm of a Scottish themed gentlemen's club but this cavernous place includes an Oyster & Champagne Bar as well as piano room with banquette leather seating around the outside. Every evening from 6pm to 9pm traditional jazz from the 1930s and forties is played live. The Scottish sounding menu includes grass fed Aberdeenshire dry aged beef as a speciality with plump steaks - from rump to finest fillet - served up with beranaise, grilled tomatoes, onions and thick cut chips on the side.
