How Long Gone 829. - Charlie Baker
Aug 4, 2025
Charlie Baker, the editor of The Fence, shares his insights on London culture and travel. He discusses the charm of traditional pubs and the quirky aspects of wedding planning. The conversation flows into anticipated nights out at Oasis concerts and humorous anecdotes about quirky dining experiences. They also touch on the influence of American trends and the evolution of London’s nightlife, mixing nostalgia with reflections on modern cultural shifts while enjoying their favorite local breakfast spots.
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Office Above Historic Strip Club
- Charlie Baker's office is above Britain's oldest strip club that stayed open during World War II fully nude.
- The strip club evolved into a nightclub and may be reverting to a strip club under Spearmint Rhino management.
Yellow Bittern Dining Experience
- The Yellow Bittern is a trendy London restaurant with no wine list and a locked door only opened for guests.
- Charlie had a good experience with high-quality food and wine served by recommendation.
Espresso Martini Invented in London
- The espresso martini was invented in London by Dick Bradsell, a legend of the cocktail scene.
- Its association with the US or Australia is mistaken despite its American feel.