The 411 is a bar, kitchen and hangout, just a stone's throw from Angel station.

In the daytime, The 411 is a laid back bar and kitchen serving comfort dishes offering indulgence and incredible flavours, with great music and something ice cold to sip on the side. In the evening it is turned up a notch, with vinyl DJs playing their signature sound of R&B, Funk, Classic Hip-Hop and Soul until late.

Whether you want to enjoy a cocktail and listen to some records, challenge your friends to a chilled game of pool or enjoy a celebratory weekend brunch, The 411 have got you covered.

The leisurely weekend brunch features dishes such as the mouth-watering fried chicken waffles dripping with maple syrup, accompanied by brunch cocktails or an ice-cold craft beer.

Every Saturday, the Bottomless Picante Brunch takes place. The 411 bring the heat with 90 minutes of Bottomless Picantes and fresh, homemade Pizzas or brunch favourites, all soundtracked by resident DJs spinning funky, soulful grooves on Vinyl. If you can’t handle the heat, you can always enjoy Prosecco or chilled beers instead.

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Bottomless Picante Brunch
Saturday: 12pm - 3:30pm

Sunday Brunch
Sunday: 11am - 5pm

  • Bottomless Drinks
  • Brunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Online Booking
411 St John Street, London, EC1V 4AB
Overall rating
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    2 weeks ago
    We came in for the £5 margaritas and it took around 35 minutes for us to get our first and only pizza we ordered to share. We also ordered 3 different flavours of the Margaritas and they all tasted the same - all you could taste was lime. We left almost immediately after eating our pizza. Disappointing experience
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    a month ago
    Shona was amazing - very attentive and friendly, was such a fun night! Cocktails were really yummy and flowing quickly thanks to her
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    7 months ago
    We visited for a work birthday celebration on a Friday evening. The service was good, and one of the women at reception, with long brunette hair, was especially friendly and helpful. The food was nice, and the portions were generous. However, the atmosphere was disappointing as there were no people there, making it feel rather dull and boring. It would have been much better if the place had been busier. On the bright side, we caught the happy hour, with beers at £5 between 5-7pm and £5 Blue Moon all day.