RICH’S REVIEWSGOOD TASTE. NO AIRS. LONDON, PERSONALLY.
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OUR VISIT · 15 OCTOBER 2026

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SOHO · THE FINAL STOP

On to
Trisha’s.

THE SIXTH CHAPTER

An atmospheric
final stop.

Trisha’s was the final stop of the evening. Blue neon, green fairy lights, checked tablecloths and walls filled with photographs gave the room a distinctive atmosphere.

It was a fitting end to a day we had enjoyed throughout. In Rich’s less formal words, it was “the nuts” — a wholehearted personal recommendation.

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✦ A DETAIL TO REMEMBER

Blue neon, green lights and a wall full of faces.

RESEARCHED VENUE INFORMATION

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About the venue

Also known as the New Evaristo Club, Trisha’s is a basement venue behind a blue door on Greek Street. Listings describe a members’ bar with jazz and an informal setting. Our photographs capture the neon, checked tables and walls of framed pictures.

Opening hours

Daily17:30–01:30, as listed by DesignMyNight; confirm with the venue

Booking & admission

This is listed as a members’ bar. Check current membership, guest admission, ID requirements and any entry charge with the venue before visiting. Admission and prices should not be assumed from older reports.

Food, drink & practical notes

Current admission details should be checked with the venue. Address, hours and venue type are corroborated by the linked listings. The Nudge describes a staircase down to the basement; contact the venue about access needs.

Getting there

Plan your route to 57 Greek Street using the map link; check your return journey before a late visit.

What we spent

No receipt or confirmed entry charge was supplied for our visit. We do not quote current membership or drink prices.

Venue details checked online on 15 October 2026. Hours, menus, prices and admission policies can change; confirm directly before travelling.

Sources & updates

Our review reflects our own visit. Venue information above is drawn from these linked sources; unverified details are identified rather than guessed.