Here’s where the pros go for a good drink.
Bartenders are like concierges, Perrone said.
We know all the people, the venues, and the behind-the-scenes of our local bar scene and beyond.
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Bartenders are not just there to make a drink.
We assist when we can.
These experts have lived in London for a combined total of nearly 70 years.
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After completing catering college in Italy, Palazzi came to London in 1975.
Since then, he has made the city his home base while spending time in Paris and Los Angeles.
Perrone has lived in London for 20 years.
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Here’s where they say you should get a drink the next time you’re in London.
Every neighborhood is different, and so are their bars, but all so equally enjoyable.
Palazzis answer was unequivocal.
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Palazzi mentionedLyaness, “set within the iconic Sea Containers by Tower Bridge.
They’re very innovative, changing the menu on a regular basis.
Wonderful bartenders and a beautiful space.”
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When you are in London, visit an authentic pub.
Never a chain pub, but a typical pub.
And theGrenadierin Knightsbridge claims to have invented the Bloody Mary.
Theyre famous for that drink.
This is a genuine pub that I wholeheartedly recommend.
According to Palazzi, For a perfect drink, the temperature and the execution are truly important.
If you shake or stir, you must double-check theres not much dilution.
He continued, Many bartenders think that lemons or olives are decorations, but that is very wrong.
Lemon oil and olives are also ingredients.
With olives, it is important that they are natural.
We use Nocerella olives, which are plain and juicy.
Theres no secret to the perfect martiniits all about the temperature, the execution, and the ingredients.
We haveJermyn StreetandBuckingham Palacejust around the corner.
These establishments have been around for hundreds of years.
When you go to Lock & Co., you discover that they created the Bowler hat.
An interesting footnote to the interviews.