LDNReview
You go to Super Lyan when you’re in Shoreditch and want to drink top-notch cocktails in comfort, but without the usual booking/crowd shenanigans. It’s a bit out of the way from the main bar area, but that means the crowd tends to be more local and it’s usually easy to find somewhere to sit. The cocktails are experimental without being pretentious - you’ll find stuff like a nitro martini, which is like a cross between an espresso martini and a JD and coke.
photo credit: Maja Jaworska
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