Saturdays are an all day affair at The Blues Kitchen, serving up a hearty brunch from 10am in our downstairs bar & restaurant.
Afternoon:
In the live room upstairs we celebrate London’s finest songstress, Amy Winehouse. The finest musicians in town will be tearing through a set of classics – ‘Tears Dry On Their Own’, ‘Valerie’, ‘Back to Black’ & ‘Rehab’.
Evening:
As we roll through the afternoon into the evening our world-famous house band will hit the stage for two blistering live sets, filling the room with classic funk, soul & rock n roll. DJ’s will also be playing timeless grooves until the small hours.
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