July Quiz Night – the one with all the questions – 5th July 2026
Could we BE any more excited? Join us for a night dedicated to everyone’s favourite group of New Yorkers. It’ll be an evening of trivia, cocktails, and chaos as we dive into everyone’s favourite ‘90s sitcom. Gather your F.R.I.E.N.D.S for a night full of laughs and memories straight from Central Perk. From pivoting sofas to holiday armadillos, we’ll find out who’s the ultimate Friends fan. And were they really on a break…?
the one with all the questions Cocktails List
Central Perk
The Central Perk leads with a bright, bittersweet hit of fresh espresso, all roasted intensity and dark-chocolate edges, that bold coffee note anchoring the drink in cosy, caffeinated café spirit.
Beneath it, the Belvedere vodka adds a clean, smooth backbone, softening the espresso’s sharper corners without overpowering it, while the coffee liqueur and sugar syrup bring a syrupy, mocha-like richness and gentle sweetness that balances the bitterness.
The finish is long and velvety, with a frothy crema texture and lingering notes of dark roast and caramelised sugar, a comforting, dessert-like warmth that’s the liquid equivalent of sinking into that famous orange couch.
Ross Margaritas
The Ross Margaritas opens with a crisp, zesty burst of fresh lime that wakes up the palate, sharp and tangy with bright citrus acidity. The Volcán Blanco tequila brings a clean, peppery agave character beneath it, all earthy crispness and a subtle vegetal warmth that gives the drink its backbone.
The Cointreau weaves through the middle with a rounded orange sweetness, softening the lime’s sharp edges and adding a fragrant, slightly floral depth. The salt rim ties it all together, each sip framed by a savoury lift that heightens the citrus and balances the sweetness.
The finish is clean, bright, and refreshing, with lingering lime and warm agave fading slowly, a crisp, zingy tang that’s every bit as bold and unmistakable as Ross himself.
Nestle Toll House Cookies
The Nestlé Toll House opens with a lush, creamy sweetness from the Baileys, all silky smoothness and gentle notes of vanilla and chocolate that coat the palate like a warm dessert. The crème de cacao deepens this richness with a velvety cocoa character, leaning into proper chocolate-chip-cookie territory.
Through the middle, the Disaronno adds a fragrant almond warmth, nutty and slightly marzipan-like, while the cookie syrup brings a buttery, baked sweetness that nails the freshly-baked biscuit flavour. Together they’re indulgent and dessert-like, rich without tipping into sickly.
The finish is decadent and smooth, with whipped cream, chocolate drizzle and chocolate chips adding texture and an extra cocoa hit that lingers long after the sip, a warm, comforting treat that tastes exactly like a cookie straight from the oven.
Breakup Jam
The Break-up Jam opens with a tart, vibrant burst of cranberry and fresh lime, sharp and refreshing with a lively citrus tang that cuts straight across the palate. Tarquin’s Connie Glaze vodka sits beneath it, clean and smooth with a subtle character that lets the fruit lead.
Through the middle, the Cointreau adds a rounded orange sweetness that softens the sharper edges, while Mrs P’s strawberry jam brings a jammy, ripe-berry richness, sweet and slightly sticky, balancing the tartness with proper fruity depth.
The finish is bright, fruity, and moreish, with lingering berry sweetness and a zesty citrus tang fading slowly, a bittersweet little number that’s tart, sweet, and impossible not to come back to.
Trifle Shot
ThThe Trifle Shot opens with a sharp, fruity burst of cherry sours, tart and tangy with a bright, sweet-and-sour kick that zings across the palate. The Baileys follows close behind, lush and creamy with gentle notes of vanilla and chocolate that mellow the cherry’s sharpness.
Together they capture that classic trifle contrast, fruity tartness meeting smooth, indulgent cream, while the whipped cream on top adds a soft, pillowy richness that rounds everything out.
The finish is creamy, sweet, and playful, with lingering cherry and a velvety vanilla warmth, a fun little mouthful that tastes just like dessert in a glass.
Lobster Shots
The Lobster opens with a bold, mouth-puckering hit of cherry sourz, intensely tart and tangy with a sharp, sweet-and-sour bite that zings hard across the palate. With two double shots in play, there’s no holding back, just pure, vivid cherry intensity all the way through.
The flavour stays bright and fruity from start to finish, sweet ripe cherry wrestling with that signature sour kick, punchy and unapologetic.
The finish is sharp, fruity, and fierce, with lingering tart cherry that lasts long after the shot, a bold, no-nonsense pairing that’s every bit as loyal and full-on as two lobsters who found their one and only.
You can also see our regular cocktail list here – Cocktail List
