Hidden behind a plain door beside a kebab shop on Great Eastern Street, Lounge Bohemia is a secretive cocktail bar.
It channels 1960s Eastern European style with retro furnishings—mostly vintage Czech pieces, some from the owner’s grandmother.
The space features arched brick vaults, deep booths, and soft mid-century lighting for a bunker-like yet inviting feel.
Inside, bartender Paul Tvaroh creates cocktails that mix theatre with innovation—served in lightbulbs, teapots, test tubes, or gummy bears.
Highlights include the smoky mezcal “Volcano” and Bearllini gummies, along with tasting menus like “Walk Through the Woods.”
These drinks blur the line between mixology and edible art in one of London’s most unusual underground experiences.
