HOW TO MAKE LONDON'S BEST DIRTY MARTINI

Pull up a stool at Three Sheets - from a small room in Dalston to one of London's most loved bars.

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How Three Sheets Became a London Institution

Pull up a stool at Three Sheets (@threesheetsbars) and you'll quickly understand why it's lasted a decade. Max Venning opened the Dalston bar in a matter of weeks - keys on a Wednesday, doors open by Friday - and what started as a makeshift cocktail station and a coat of paint has quietly grown into one of the most respected names in London hospitality.

Now with a second site in Soho and a Dirty Martini that's become something close to legendary, Max reflects on what it actually takes to build a bar people keep coming back to, why regulars are everything, and the drink he'd happily order for the rest of his life.

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