Dear Customers
We hope you find this website interesting and enjoy coming to the Gordon family's bar. This website is to provide you with some of the history of the bar, which is the oldest in London (first opened in 1890) and also is for letting our regulars know if there are any special events.
CLICK HERE if you would like the occasional email about things happening at Gordon’s or if you have any memories to share on the Memories page. Don't worry - registering will not result in a deluge of emails but it will enable us to keep in touch with you now and again.
We do hope you enjoy visiting Gordon's and look forward to welcoming you!
Simon and Wendy Gordon and our management team Gerard and Carlos
We are sad to report that dear old wine bar Puss, who had taken early retirement some years ago after some officious Health and Safety officer said she couldn't stay in the bar, has passed away. She lived with Berny then Carlos for many years and will be missed by all those who knew her and ask after her.
NEW YEAR'S EVE 2007-08!For the first time ever we opened to pre-booked guests only on NY Eve last year. What a huge success it was! Everyone had a fantastic time and best of all had a private viewing from Watergate Walk (the So we will definitely be doing the same in 2008 - make sure you register on the website so you hear about it when we send round the information [CLICK HERE].
To see some of the photos from the evening please CLICK HERE. |
We are now doing breakfasts for those who want to start the day off with some decent cholesterol. Among other things we are serving the most delicious sausages from Robinson’s butchers in Stockbridge, Hampshire – they are the best sausages you’ll ever taste (well I think they are anyway as he is my local butcher!). Breakfast can be consumed at your leisure on our outside tables in the morning sun (weather permitting), alternatively sit inside and listen to the sounds of bottles chinking as we set up the bar! The menu is as below.
I do hope you will take the opportunity to go and have a try so Tony isn’t too lonely early in the morning.
Watergate itself) of the fantastic fireworks on the London Eye. Champagne was popping outside as the fireworks went off and there was no need to worry about jostling with the huge crowds on the Embankment. After the fireworks everyone returned to the bar for more fun and drinking until the early hours.