You don’t have to come down for the games, as it’s clear to see the bar team are just as passionate about their cocktail fare - but they're definitely a winning point. It's not just the games as the cocktails are extra-tasty too. Now boozed up and on a sugar/adrenaline rush, we decided we should hop home. My friend opted for stronger fare in the shape of a Desert Negroni (£10), a slightly sweeter version of the standard Negroni as it mixes ‘Ilegal mezcal’ instead of the usual gin with Campari and Vermouth. The basil and the gin combined to create a wonderfully aromatic drink, which was also sweet enough to satisfy my notorious need for sugar. If you're lucky and get in on time they offer a mix of sandwiches, of meat/cheese plates.Ĭontinuing on drinks, I opted for a Gin Basil Smash (£10) made from Sipsmith dry gin, lime juice, basil sugar, grapefruit bitters and a basil leaf. The only thing missing were some bar snacks, which we just missed out on past 7pm. It was a long, sweet yet sharp mix of fruity flavours - clearly merited the name and easy to enjoy during those gaming breaks.įour Quarters may not instantly stand out as a cocktail destination, but the quality and creativeness of the drinks really put it on the map for me. The fun bar menu is cleverly sectioned into different ‘gaming levels’: Desert World, Sky World, Sea World, where you can order quirky cocktails like Donkey Kong's Tropical Punch (£9), and our favourite cocktail of the evening, Citrus Bitch (£10) - Absolut Limon Vodka, Briottet grapefruit liquer, Angosturo Bitters, ginger bitters, grapefruit bitters, lime juice & ginger ale from the Woodland World collection. Arriving at 7pm on a Friday night it was already fairly busy: all booths and tables were taken, and the venue does encourage pre-booking the booths as they get snapped up quick.They also have some amazing Happy Hour deals from 5-7pm, so it's a no-brainer really.Ī big shot of nostalgia in bar form! The Drinksĭefinitely not our usual setting for a Friday night of cocktails, Four Quarters stood out to me as a place where we could expect nostalgic fun and a chance to let our inner-children run wild - with a drink or two in hand.
You really don’t need to be a hardcore gamer to have fun here, and the staff certainly make sure you feel at ease too offering advice on which games to try and helping you out when you get stuck on levels (because you don’t really know what you’re doing but you’re having fun anyway). There's also three console booths with everything from Playstation to Sega Mega Drive, so you can spend a heap of time racing the tracks of Crash Team Racing, or speeding round Green Hill Zone with Sonic the Hedgehog. The tables are not your standard Formica get up: some have games installed that will keep you entertained through several pints of craft beer.
Living up to its name, £1 gets you four American quarters to use on the arcade cabinets dotted around the room - I got to play Crazy Taxi for the first time since my childhood, and I definitely hogged that one most of the night. The decor is minimal, drawing more attention to the colourful collection of arcade machines and pinball tables lining the concrete walls. Their second venue after the original in good ol' Peckham Rye, this one's based in an industrial unit along the canals of Hackney Wick. So, how about a bit of gaming nostalgia, mixed with a few cocktails? Good job we've got Four Quarters East. Whether it's cocktails topped with cheeseburgers, playing mini golf in an abandoned warehouse, or drinking in a prison cell, we want to be taken to the next level.
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