Love and Liquor’s Location Lambasted

Love and Liquor has been causing a stir recently, not with it’s cocktails but instead with it’s tall tales about the club’s location.

Love and Liquor’s address states that it is in Maida Vale NW6, the map below shows the clubs location, where NW6 (in red) ends and where Maida Vale in W9 begins.

NW6 bordering W9

The Maida Vale address used by the Kilburn High Road based club has generated some quizzical responses on social media:

And this fictional map doesn’t help either

It’s not difficult to understand Love and Liquor’s aspirations to appear more up-market by use of the Maida Vale address but their strategy seems a bit dated and they have under-estimated Kilburn.

The club’s reaction to local criticism has been tantamount to them standing with fingers in their ears saying they don’t want to hear. Will Love and Liquor change their tune when their target audience starts coming to Kilburn for Kilburn and not for Maida Vale as this graph suggest.

David Goodwin has been blogging since 2010 and is the author of Blog on the Block where he covers civic & social topics. Goodwin hosts the podcast, Pod on the Block. He is the founder and company director of user experience consultancy Uxfam Ltd.

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  • The first week it opened I was invited there, I went all the way to (whats now the everyman cinema) Warwick Avenue searching for the new club, the joke is I live near Kilburn Park Station!

    In CH4’s Made In Chelsea it’s always presented as Love & Liquor Maida Vale!

  • Haha, this is hilarious. I’ve just bought a flat on Kilburn Priory Road. Can I now start telling people I live in Maida Vale too? – Always liked Hyacinth Bucket.

  • when i send a text message to facebook or use instagram at Love and Liquor it states i have sent the message from Maida vale. Is Google Wrong too. To be honest at £1000 min spend per table and drinks at the bar starting at £10 i dont think they cater for Kilburn and judging by their crowd, its definitely not local !

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