article_snippet: Based in Carnaby Street, Cahoots, will transport guests back to the 1940s, in a bid to bring Soho’s illicit and nocturnal escapades from the era back to life.
article_snippet: Cahoot is a 1940s themed bar opening in Soho, and transports guests back to the war period, with an old tube carriage for seating, sandbags and classic cocktails .
article_snippet: Charlie Gilkes said: 'Inception Group decided to open Cahoots, after having been inspired by true events that occurred in post-war Britain, and the venue's own extraordinary heritage. '
article_snippet: The site was formerly Tatty Bogle, an out-of-hours drinking club, first opened in 1917 by a group of Scottish officers. '
article_snippet: With Cahoots we loved the idea of bringing the history of the place back to we visitors.'
article_snippet: Alternatively the impressive Cahoots signature cocktail is the Tanqueray No.
article_snippet: Cahoots is opening today in Kingly Court, W1, opens on Thursday 5 March, with free entry, and opportunities to reserve tables via the website.
article_snippet: Those in groups are able to pass time with the Cahoots signature sharer cocktail,
article_snippet: Cahoots is located on the former site of Tatty Bogle, an out-of-hours drinking club, first opened in 1917 by a group of Scottish officers.
highlights_snippet: Soho-based Cahoots aims to transport guests back to the war period, with themed cocktails and authentic decor .
  