MIDNIGHT APOTHECARY

VALENTINES NIGHT

Friday February 14th

We will warm your cockles with some very special midwinter Valentine cocktails, deluxe hot rum toddies, sizzling hot food and more. Inside the underground Grand Entrance Hall there will be live music from the wonderful Nathan Osgood Trio alongside our botanical Valentine cocktails. If you need to cool off, come outside to the magical candlelit roof garden and toast some complimentary marshmallows round the roaring firepit with deluxe hot rum toddies.

MIDNIGHT APOTHECARY

ST PATRICKS SPECIAL

Saturday March 14th

Deluxe Irish whisky hot toddies will warm your cockles and get your voice warmed up round the roaring firepit in our enchanted candlelit roof garden. In the Underground Chamber, your ears and hearts will be filled with the extraordinary talents of the Nathan Osgood Trio's Irish hot jazz and blues. Join in the Sing-A-Long with lyrics projected on the wall in one of London's most spectacular and unusual performance spaces.

PRIVATE HIRE

Love Midnight Apothecary so much that you want it all to yourself? We offer Private Hire of the garden, plus our fully-staffed cocktail bar for your special event or party. Get in touch to discuss your requirements!

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For more information please email:

Lottie@themidnightapothecary.co.uk

or call: 07917 548475

Brunel Museum

We're delighted to be hosted by Rotherhithe's famous Brunel Museum. Our cocktail garden is built on the rooftop of the Grand Entrance Hall to Brunel's engineering masterpiece, the Thames Tunnel- the first tunnel under a navigable river anywhere in the world. The tunnel itself is still in use today for the London Overground. However the grade-II listed Grand Entrance Hall is a spectacular sight to behold, and we are proud to offer a free guided descent into this feat of engineering with every visit to the Midnight Apothecary. 

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Brunel organised the world’s first underground concert party here in 1827 and we are thrilled to continue his tradition with our Christmas parties being held 'Down the Shaft'! 

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Find out more about the Thames Tunnel and the Brunel Museum at brunel-museum.org.uk