Like the best piece of gossip on the street, Ottie’s feels like a secret waiting to be discovered. Inside, firelight flickers over eclectic art and plush seating, hinting at the townhouse’s illustrious 250-year history, while mixologists pour cocktails as bold as the conversation.

In the private garden, rattan sofas and parasols invite you to linger with a fine cigar, or simply enjoy the twinkling lights and relaxed ambience long into the night. 

With live jazz nights twice a week, Ottie’s provides a timeless soundtrack for unpredictable evenings you won’t want to end.

Aristocrat turned bohemian patron of the arts, Lady Ottoline Morrell was the neighbourhood’s striking rebel, known for defying convention with fearless flamboyance. Today, her vibrant spirit lends Ottie’s Salon its charm, mischief, and otherworldly vibrance.