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Bar Blondie: A Midcentury-Style Salon for Creatives Opens in Queen's Park

other · 2026-09-03

Bar Blondie has launched at 19-21 Lonsdale Road, Queen's Park, London, showcasing a blend of midcentury aesthetics and country-and-western themes. The establishment was created by sommelier Alexandra Price and restaurateur Elliot Milne, with interiors crafted by Macaulay Sinclair and art selected by Ryan Stanier. This 45-seat venue features a stained sapele bar, vintage chrome seating, and Velours Faon banquettes from Nobilis Paris. A Murano glass chandelier illuminates the space, while a curated vinyl sound system enhances the atmosphere. Notable artworks include Lucy Robson's 'As Above, So Below' and spaghetti-western posters. The culinary offerings, overseen by chefs Alastair Walling and Alexander Busca, include snacks, pasta, and grilled items, complemented by a wine list inspired by artistic personalities. The name 'Blondie' nods to Clint Eastwood's role in 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.'

Key facts

  • Bar Blondie opened at 19-21 Lonsdale Rd, London NW6 6RA, UK.
  • Co-founded by sommelier Alexandra Price and restaurateur Elliot Milne.
  • Interiors by Macaulay Sinclair; art curation by Ryan Stanier of The Other Art Fair.
  • Seats 45 guests; features midcentury design and country-and-western theme.
  • Art includes commissioned work by Lucy Robson and spaghetti-western posters.
  • Menu includes handmade pasta and Provençal-inspired dishes.
  • Wine list sections named after Joan Didion, Ray Eames, and Sergio Leone.
  • Name inspired by Clint Eastwood's character in 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Bar Blondie
  • Silver Tree Restaurants
  • Macaulay Sinclair
  • The Other Art Fair
  • Plates
  • Nobilis Paris
  • Craftwood UK Interiors
  • LightOn
  • Tateside
  • Audio Gold
  • At the Movies Posters
  • Vinterior
  • Pyrá
  • Don't Tell Dad
  • Wallpaper*

Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Queen's Park
  • Lonsdale Road

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