LARRY’s
at the National Portrait Gallery
lIVE AT Larry’s
Every Wednesday - Saturday, 8pm until late
Join us for an evening of live jazz whilst dining in the glitz and glam of Larry's, with an extensive wine list and cocktail menu that will take you back in time to the golden age of the speakeasy.
LINE UP:
Kitty LaRoar, with Nick Shankland
Kitty & Nick are every inch old-school Hollywood glamour, think Marilyn Monroe meets Frank Sinatra, or Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong. Their sound is somewhere between that of a jazz quartet and a big band. Kitty sings & plays drums, Nick sings at the piano and plays bass-keys. Sip on a Larry’s cocktail and enjoy musical treats such as ‘Dream a Little Dream of Me’, ‘Pure Imagination’ and ‘Isn’t This a Lovely Day’.
PLUS… a line up of other exciting artists and jazz acts - see our latest Instagram pinned posts to find out week by week!
Entrance off Charing Cross Road.
MARTINIS & MASTERPIECES
To coincide with gallery lates on Friday and Saturday nights, a ‘Martinis & Masterpieces’ drinks and exhibition package is ideal for date nights. The package includes a choice of our signature cocktails each, paired with a chef’s selection of local cheeses and charcuterie.
A visit to Larry’s will be set to the soundtrack of live musicians – from live Jazz and burlesque performers to a resident DJ, guaranteed to elevate the traditional London Gallery experience.
DINNER | WINE | COCKTAILS
Reservations: 020 3597 9908
Direct: 02038220246
National Portrait Gallery, St. Martin's Pl, London WC2H 0HE
Monday: 10:00am–5:30pm
Tuesday: 10:00am–11pm
Wednesday: 10:00am–12am
Thursday:10:00am–12am
Friday: 10:00am–12am
Saturday: 10:00am–12am
Sunday: 10.00am–5:30pm
Hidden behind a secret entrance on Charing Cross Road, Larry’s is our brand-new underground cocktail bar located in the historic vaults of the National Portrait Gallery. Originally built as coal storage in 1896, the spectacular exposed brick space has been transformed offering a slice of elegance deep into the evening (seven days a week), just a short stroll from Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square. Sip on classic cocktails and dine on lavish bar snacks, amidst over 100 portraits of the famous faces of London’s West End.
