The former will have fun, whether refamiliarising or a first time trier, with classics such as the Snowball, Pina Colada, Singapore Sling and Screwdriver - all served with the ubiquitous paper umbrella and over the top fruit garnish. Modernists on the other hand will be content with contemporary concoctions induding the Neapolitan, Kurant Margarita or Cosmopolitan. Join the Langley s campaign to bring back Babycham. As the only bar in the capital to stock this fruity fizz and their fabulously kitsch glasses, we guarantee to convert you. Check out The Langley s take on the Kir Royale - Babycham with a dash of creme de cassis.
Food continues in the same vein in both the bar and restaurant.
Those looking for a more formal food setting, should head for the 100 cover restaurant where you will be spoilt for choice. The menu has something to suit all tastes with a wide selection of all-time greats that have stood the test of time. A daily-changing fresh catch of the day features choices that may include whole grilled sea bass, swordfish or Dover sole. Desserts take you back to grandma s kitchen with sticky toffee pudding and sherry trifle whilst the chocolate sponge with chocolate custard and rice pudding with strawberry jam will have you remembering those supposed best days of your life. On the site of the former underground network which ran to Covent Garden s old flower market, The Langley makes use of its original tunnels, vaults, nooks and crannies to create a stimulating and interesting environment which is a stunning mix of the modern with splashes of colourful art deco.