The Crown and Shuttle

About

Cocktails in a nostalgia soaked 90's pub.

Story

Put on your rose-tinted glasses, dig out your Kappa tracksuit and prepare to get soggy with nostalgia.
Welcome to Filthy Fanny's.

Following the superlative success of last winter’s twenties gin joint, we see The Crown and Shuttle’s clandestine cocktail bar reborn into a 1990’s Shoreditch, a world where vapes were rollies and The Crown and Shuttle was a strip joint. Airs and graces have been set aside as Fanny, the filthiest landlady in all the East End sets out to run a proper nineties boozer, her way.

With tongue firmly in cheek, Filthy Fanny’s offers everything you could wish for in a bygone Shoreditch boozer, just, you know … better. From “Expresso Martinis” and “Muh-jeetos”, to eerily familiar blue alcopops, the has-beens of the cocktail world are given a new lease of life, using slightly more up-to-date, and endlessly more fabulous ingredients. House-made Bombay mix is washed down by pornstar martinis on ladies night, quizzes question your 90’s pop culture prowess, and it all goes to hell in a hand-cart with kitsch classic Karaoke. With Fanny running the show you can guarantee there will be enough high camp drama to keep even RuPaul entertained.

A mecca for wannabes, ladettes and lager louts, Filthy Fanny’s will create a hyper-real vision of the nineties for those who wish they remembered the days, and those who wish they could forget them.