1878 American and other drinks

THE CRITERION, PICCADILLY.

DEPARTMENTS.

BUFFET.—This elegant and populav lounge is open from lo A.M. till 12.30 A.M., for the supply of hot and cold Luncheons, which can here he obtained at rs. each and upwards; and of Tea, Coffee,Ices, and all kinds oflight Refreshments at the usual prices. Bass's Bitter Ale and Reid's .Stout on draught. After 9 P.M. this department is reserved for Gentlemen only. GRILL ROOM.—Open at all hours between 11 a.m. and midnight, and on Sundays from 6 p.m. till 10.30 P.^t. Specially arranged for supplying both Ladies and Gentlemen with Luncheons,Dinners, and Suppers. Chops, Steaks, &c., from the Grill. THE AMERICAN BAR,under the superintendence of a well-known Professor (originator of the famous Knickebein, &c.), has become one of the great attractions of the Criterion*. Choice of over 300 genuine American Drinks. THE CIGAR DEPARTMENT is designed for an extensive whole sale and retail trade, and the stock, which is one of the largest in London, has been selected with unusual care. The attention of connoisseurs is confidently directed to its large assortment of every well-known brand of Havana and Manilla Cigars. THE SMOKING ROOM is, par rxcdlcua, the most comfortable, most elegant, and best ventilated one in the Metropolis, and is now the principal West-end rendezS'ous of our Australian and American visitors. THE RESTAURANT is arranged for the service of first-class Dinners^, a la Carle, to both Ladies and Gentlemen. This room opens at I P.M. and closes at g p.m., and is open on Sundays from 6 P.M.* till 9 P.M.