Weekly Saturday live music brunch with a band playing from 1pm to 4pm at the Victorian-style City Tavern.
Mr Fogg's City Tavern runs a live music brunch every Saturday from 12pm, with a live band playing from 1pm to 4pm. It's at 37 Broadgate Circle, right in the heart of the City and a short walk from Liverpool Street Station.
The venue itself is an eccentric Victorian-style tavern, tucked inside Broadgate Circle. It's imagined as the sort of place where Mr Fogg's accountants, lawyers and bankers would gather after a long day in the office, and the walls are lined with old Victorian portraits and artefacts contributed by members of the Reform Club. If you're coming from the station, it's easy enough to find.
There's more to the place than just the brunch. Tucked away below is a Games Parlour with six interactive games to work through over 80 minutes, and there's also a Saloon Bar and a Tiffany-stained-glass Guinness Garden. The whole space can be hired for private parties of up to 400 guests, so it's a fair bit larger than it might first appear from the street.
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The brunch costs £52 per person, and the live band plays from 1pm to 4pm every Saturday, so you've got a few hours of music to stretch across. If you're planning to make a day of it, the Games Parlour is right there underneath.
