Showing posts with label world-cup. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Behind This Wall's World Cup Weekend Pop-up


Behind This Wall, a cocktail bar that first popped-up in Broadway Market last year, is back for a 3 day World Cup special, from Friday 11th to Sunday 13th July.  It's at a site next to the Sebright Arms in Coate Street, E2, and will feature lots of Brazilian themed drinks, food from Hanoi Kitchen, and some guest DJs.

"For the World Cup Final weekend, Behind This Wall will be re-opening our bar in an amazing new loft space off the Hackney Road. 
Our mixologists have been busy concocting Brazilian-themed drinks, while food will be provided by the inimitable Hanoi Kitchen. Expect good vibes, mint records, the odd special guest DJ, a few extra surprises and, of course, a screening of the final on our large projector!
Come and find us…"

When - Friday 11th - Sunday 13th July, 5pm - Midnight
Happy Hour: 7-8 pm

Where - Behind This Wall bar @ 37 Coate Street (next to the Sebright Arms), E2 9AG

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Link 1 - Behind This Wall
Link 2 - Facebook


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Friday, June 20, 2014

World Cup Screenings at The Liquor Store in Dalston


The Liquor Store in Gillett Street, Dalston, hosts lots of pop-up events, and for the World Cup period is open daily with large screens, plus a range of interesting beers - Brewdog and more - plus food from Dogtown hotdogs (there seems to be a 'dog' theme going on...) while you watch the games. Freeentry, but £5 guarantees you a place, and gets you your first beer.

"The Liquor Store, Dalston right in the Heart of the East End of London. This World Cup Warehouse offers £5 entry guaranteeing you a seat and a beer.
The Liquor Store is a Victorian Warehouse converted especially for The World Cup. We have Big Screens & Plasmas throughout the venue, so you won't miss any of the action.
We have DogTown, Brew Dog, Pickleback, INNkeeperUK  and Watchingsport as our commercial partners.
Join us for any of the 64 games over the next six weeks of football with local & fanatical sports fans from London's great sporting communities."

When - 12th June - 13th July

Where - The Liquor Store, Stamford Works, 3 Gillett St, N16 8JH

Tickets - Free, but you can book for £5 in advance from here, or from sales@worldcupwarehouse.com 
The £5 guarantees you get in, and gets you your first beer.

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Link - The Liquor Store


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Benefit Cosmetics' Women's World Cup Pub 'Gabbi's Head' in Drury Lane


Update - due to the popularity of Gabbi's Head, the run has been extended to 9th August, for  make overs, cocktails, evening entertainment and lots more

This month, for the World Cup, Benefit Cosmetics has opened a 'women's pub' above the Prince of Wales pub at the northern end of Drury Lane.  It's open from noon until midnight daily, with lots of events planned - wine tastings, karaoke, plus cosmetic treatments - in addition to the football being screened.  Not sure if it's strictly 'no men' but there's another pub underneath if men are stopped at the door.


"The beautiful game has descended upon our football frenzied nation and to celebrate, Benefit Cosmetics, has launched Gabbi’s Head, a beautiful pop-up pub for women, a haven of football and beauty.
Situated in the heart of London’s Covent Garden and open for the duration of the Brazil championship, football lovers and Benefit fans alike are invited to view screenings of all major games, take part in wine tastings, win free Benefit products and watch hilarious stand-up comedy while choosing from a delicious menu of international cocktails and canapés.
All set within the ultimate football haven for women, (free of burly men spilling pints!), highly trained ‘Bene-babe’ beauty artists will be on hand offering complimentary brow waxes, skin care sessions and make-uppers - a donation to domestic abuse charity Refuge will be welcome!
Whether you’re a football fanatic or football widow, laughter really is the best cosmetic at this unique, fun and feminine pub.
Whether you’re about to become a football widow for the next month or just can’t take laddish interruptions during those crucial footie moments, we have just the place for you… A beautiful Bene-pub where you can watch the beautiful game and get beautified at the same time!  That’s right Benebabes, we’re opening our very own pink World Cup pub for gals in London’s Covent Garden from 13th June-13th July, midday till late. Aptly named ‘The Gabbi’s Head’ after our beloved Benebabe Glambassador. It’ll be a haven of all things pink and pretty for you and your BFF’s to have a truly fun and fabulous time in. Bring on Brazil!
Of course we’ll be playing all the matches on our big screen and doing serious amounts of footballer leg ogling (tops off goals are preferable please boys), but there will also be make upper/skincare stations,  brow pods and tanning booths so you can get well and truly Benefied whilst drinking our exclusive cocktails!
And if that isn’t enough there will be seriously exciting special events taking place each night, so make sure to add the below dates to your diary and check out our full Benebabe Guide to Summer in the City here…
You’ll find us at 150-151 Dury Lane, 1st Floor, Covent Garden, London, WC2B 5TD (Above the Price of Wales) so be there and get gorgeous! We’ll meet you at the cocktail bar (make ours a Benetini)…"

When - 12th June - 13th July 9th August

Where -  150-151 Dury Lane, 1st Floor, Covent Garden, London, WC2B 5TD (Above the Prince of Wales) 


Link - Blog post by Benefit Cosmetics, inc diary of events


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Sunday, June 8, 2014

Fat Ronaldo's World Cup Pop-up Bar with food by Smokey Tails in Old Street


Update - Due to the amazing popularity of Fat Ronaldos (my page views are going through the roof), I'd advise everyone to try booking through this link - http://fat-ronaldos.designmynight.com/

Fat Ronaldo's is a World Cup pop-up space with large screens, bars, and food from DJ and Smokey Tails founder Seth Troxler.  Open daily from 4pm - 2am during the World Cup, you can book spaces (recommended) or just turn up (probably best for days when England aren't playing) to enjoy the action in a dedicated space.

"On Thursday 12th June 2014 for the duration of the World Cup, Fat Ronaldo’s World Cup Pop Up will launch in the heart of Shoreditch. Popping up every day for all the game under the arches in the original Shoreditch station building Old Street. Celebrating the start of world’s greatest sporting event,fans from around the world will eat, drink and be merry."

When - 12th June - 13th July, 4pm - 2am

Where - 347-249 Old Street, EC1V 9LP

Link 1 - Fat Ronaldo's on Facebook
Link 2 - Fat Ronaldo's on Twitter


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Boteco Brazil Soho's One Month Food & World Cup Pop-up


Boteco Brasil Soho is a one-month pop-up at 123 Charing Cross Road with big screens, fine Brazilian  food and cocktails.  Choose either an eating ticket at £40, or a football & food ticket at £60, and settle back into Brazilian culture.

"Boteco Brasil Soho is London’s most exciting cultural embassy bringing an immersive culinary and cultural experience to London throughout the World Cup. Food and football will be at the heart of Boteco Brasil Soho, with culinary designer, Simone Mattar, creating a wealth of inspirational Boteco-style dishes.  Simone specialises in creating edible art and her food will be inspired by a rich variety of Brazilian flavours including fradinho-beans, fried bananas, acai, chilli and coconut milk.
Alongside Simone’s generous feast, you can enjoy HD screenings of every World Cup Game and be surrounded by the best of Brazilian contemporary art and design.  The venue has been curated by two of the brightest minds on Brazil’s creative scene, London 2012 Casa Brasil curator Cid Blanco and Oskar Metsavaht, who heads up Brazil’s leading fashion house Osklen."

When? Thursday 12th June - Sunday 13th July. Boteco Brasil Soho will be open everyday throughout the World Cup, with an ever-evolving programme of dining and art experiences on non-match days.

Where? The Gallery Soho, 123 Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0EW

Booking - Depending on the match fixtures, Boteco Brasil Soho offers two types of tickets, all including a bountiful feast of traditional Brazilian dishes and cocktails.
Tickekts from Billetto here
Boteco Experience – £ 40
Whether it’s a match day or not, choose from a relaxing brunch or a delicious dinner to fully experience the Brazilian culinary and cultural scene
Price includes free flowing food and a complementary drink
Boteco Premium – £ 60
All-night tickets for 2 matches or 1 match + after party
Tickets include free flowing food, football and a complementary drink

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Link - Booking page



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Friday, June 6, 2014

Kome LA Street Food's World Cup Specials at Star of Kings in King's Cross


Kome LA Street Food's residency at Star of Kings in Kings Cross takes on a new twist as the World Cup approaches.  During the tournament Kome will be doing daily specials based on one of the teams playing that day.  E.g. they’ll be doing Acarajé (a beach snack from the state of Bahia) when Brazil plays, chorizo croquetas when Spain plays and Dukkochi (Korean chicken skewers) when South Korea plays and many more.  Plus all the games will be on in the pub on the big screen.

"Kome, currently the resident kitchen at the Star of King’s in King’s Cross, whips up LA-inspired street food. Their menu is a mash-up of cuisines that are prominent in the Los Angeles food scene, which have proved to be a huge success with punters at the Star. 
With the World Cup fast approaching and with the Star having three huge screens to watch it on, they've decided to do something that no where else is doing in London. Each day they’ll be showing all the games live and Kome will be creating unique dishes that match up with one of the teams playing that day. For example they’ll be doing Acarajé (a beach snack from the state of Bahia) when Brazil plays, chorizo croquetas when Spain plays and Dukkochi (Korean chicken skewers) when South Korea plays and many more. Their aim is to target the various different nationalities in London by luring them with food that reminds them of home and fuels them to spur on their team. The founder Jack says:
“Living in Latin America for over four years, I picked up numerous recipes that showcase the vibrant and varied street food that one can find from Cartagena to Cordobá and Mexico City to Montevideo. With the World Cup in Latin America, it’s the perfect opportunity to show how their food is ideal for combining with Asian flavours - one only has to look at the rise in popularity of Peruvian/Japanese fusion with the likes of Nobu and Lima leading the way - and this is where LA provides the perfect setting for this.”  
The Star is taking group bookings to ensure people get a table."

When - Daily from 7th May - 6th August
Launch night is on Thursday 15th May
12pm - 3pm / 6pm -10pm - Mon till Friday
12pm - 9pm - Saturday

Where - The Star of Kings, 126 York Way, N1 0AX

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Link 1 - Star of Kings
Link 2 - Kome on Facebook


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