In the heart of Shoreditch's happening new hub, Principal Place, The Allegory is an everyday escape in London’s buzzing unsquare mile.
Long lingering brunches that finish with espresso martinis, quick catch-ups over pastries and freshly ground coffee, wholesome sharing platters and creative cocktails with colleagues; these one-of-a-kind experiences will be found at The Allegory.
With a beautiful alfresco terrace, large open plan bar and cosy candlelit corners, this is a destination you'll want to return to again and again.
Bookable Space
Quick catch-ups over pastries and freshly ground coffee, working lunches with colleagues or more formal meetings and networking events; all these experiences can be found at The Allegory. And don't get us started on the weekends, from garden brunch - perfect for birthdays to cocktails and Sunday roasts, we've got it all to offer.
Whether it's a small morning meeting or you're hiring the whole venue for 400, the options are endless, and there's even a gorgeous alfresco terrace to boot.
Want to become a pretty gorgeous pal?
Want to be part of the family? Who wouldn't. For one of our exclusive PGP loyalty cards, entitling you to tailored special offers, simply drop us an email on info@allegorybar.co.uk to request your card.
Your fairytale wedding
Our beautiful bar and restaurant is perfect for hosting your hen night celebration, catching up over lunch with your bridesmaids, sharing platters and sipping beautiful creative cocktails. These one-of-a-kind experiences are the stuff of memories.
With a beautiful alfresco terrace, large open plan bar and cosy candlelit corners, this is a destination where memories are made and you’ll want to return to again with family and friends, or just the two of you for an intimate dinner to share your anniversary.
Fancy learning how to make your favourite cocktail for yourself, so you can impress those friends or colleagues next time you host?
Mix, muddle and drink classic or quirky and innovative cocktails (or both), guided by our expert mixologists.
