Paul Raymond: The King of Soho

Introducing "Paul Raymond", a distinguished member of our Faces of Soho cocktail collection. Known as the "King of Soho," Paul Raymond was a visionary entrepreneur whose daring ventures transformed London's nightlife and left an indelible mark on Soho's vibrant cultural landscape.

A Taste of History

Paul Raymond was no ordinary businessman. His bold spirit and entrepreneurial genius redefined Soho, starting with the opening of the iconic Raymond Revuebar in 1958, a venue that brought burlesque and risqué entertainment to the heart of London. His influence didn't stop there, Raymond also made waves in the publishing world with adult magazines that challenged societal norms and pushed boundaries.

Raymond's impact on Soho was profound, turning it into the edgy, eclectic cultural hub we know and love today. His legacy of audacity and innovation is perfectly captured in our Paul Raymond cocktail, a drink that is always dressed to impress and ready to make a statement.

The Paul Raymond Cocktail

Our Paul Raymond cocktail embodies the spirit of its namesake—bold, unforgettable, and full of character. Crafted with Bombay Sapphire gin, St Germain elderflower liqueur, Monin ginger syrup, green apple puree, and lemon juice, it's a drink designed to tantalise the taste buds and evoke the same sense of excitement and allure that Paul Raymond brought to Soho.

Throughout July, we are celebrating Paul Raymond as our Face of Soho. You can enjoy this cocktail for just £6 every Monday to Friday until 7 pm.

Raise a Glass to the King of Soho

Join us in raising a glass to Paul Raymond, the King of Soho, and savour the cocktail that pays homage to his legacy. Each sip is a nod to the vibrant nightlife, the daring spirit, and the cultural revolution that Raymond sparked.

Whether you're a longtime fan of Soho's eclectic charm or discovering it for the first time, the Paul Raymond cocktail is a perfect way to celebrate the area's rich history and vibrant present. See you at the bar, where the spirit of Soho is always alive!

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