Midnight Apothecary

We then headed down to Deptford to explore.

We stopped off for a drink at Little Nan's Bar, a cute little bar covered in knick-knacks that you might find in your Granny's house.

There was an adorable dog and everyone was having afternoon tea made of 70s inspired party snacks, like cheese & pickle skewers and fondant fancies.

We sipped on slushie cocktails and the bar lady gave us some leftover fondant fancies.

Afterwards we made our way down to Rotherhithe to go to the Brunel Museum.

The rooftop above the tunnel had been turned into a garden to host Midnight Apothecary.

The drinks were all inspired by the botanics from the garden and the menu sounded delicious.

We started with a Hibiscus & Blackcurrant Mojito and the Sage Advice cocktail with whisky, smoked sage and sour grape.

We then sat next to the fire where marshmallows were handed out to toast.

Next I had a Raspberry & Scented Geranium Sour while Tom had the Monk's Muse.

It was so nice sitting among the flowers and bees sipping cocktails.

Finally, Tom had the Woodland Martini with Douglas Fir Vodka and I had the Green Gin Cooler.

After our drinks, we were taken down into Brunel's Tunnel for a tour.

Afterwards we walked along to Bermondsey Wall where there was an adorable cat statue.

I think the top of this building looks just like the YouTube play button.

We headed to The Full Nelson for dinner to tuck into vegan junk food.

We shared vegan corndogs, seitanic wings, Coney fries and a veggie burger.