The Lawn Club
The Lawn Club is a summery Spinningfields paradise with lots of outdoor space and fantastic cocktails. It’s also a winter wonderland with a cosy yurt and an après-ski vibe. There’s a flexibility to this bar which gives it year-round appeal and which also makes it a popular choice for events and parties.
There’s a menu of casual food, primarily made up of burgers, pizzas and loaded fries as well as a cracking Sunday Roast, but The Lawn Club is primarily a bar. It’s popular for sporting events where you can watch the action with a craft beer in hand and it’s also a bit of a party destination with DJs and cocktails.
It treads a fine line between casual and classy and manages to combine the two. The outdoor space keeps things relaxed and you can buy cider and beer by the bucketload (in bottles of course) but it’s still a smart Spinningfields place where you go for late night Courvoisier, champagne and cocktails.
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Open: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Alfresco Beer garden or terrace Burgers Out with mates Live music Sunday roasts Pizza Lunch menu Bottomless brunch Christmas parties Private hire Cocktails Sports bar Beer Dog friendly
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