‘Mo Bros’ & ‘Mo Sistas’ Welcome at The Factory House in Movember

The Factory House

London’s The Factory House bar and restaurant is supporting men’s health charity Movember and will donate £1 each time these items are ordered: the 280g Sirloin Steak and

Movember Cocktail at the Factory House

The Rudyard Kipling for Movember Cocktail at the Factory House

The Rudyard Kipling cocktail  – named after the writer renowned for a ‘walrus’ moustache – a combination of cognac, sparkling wine and bitters.  There’s also moustache wax and combs in the lavatories for grooming touch-ups and even moustache-shaped biscuits served with hot beverages.

The Factory House Restaurant and Bar

The Factory House Restaurant and Bar

The male front-of-house staff and many of the chefs at The Factory House will be sporting their own moustaches. General manager Andrew Rhodes said: “The Factory House has always found inspiration in the great Victorian age. To Victorians, a hairy upper lip was an essential accessory and moustaches were a mark of a gentlemen. We are looking forward to The Factory House becoming a hub of Movember activity, and encouraging guests and staff alike to take part.”

Registered “Mo Bros” or “Mo Sistas” fundraising for Movember will receive a 10% discount on their food & drink bills throughout the  month. Guests to The Factory House are invited to sign up here and join forces in fundraising for prostate and testicular cancer – www.movember.com

The Factory House Restaurant and BarAddress: 10 Lime Street, London, EC3M 7AA
(Entrance in Leadenhall Passage opposite the Lloyd’s Building)
Telephone: 020 7929 4590
www.thefactoryhouse.co.uk

Read more about the Factory House here.

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