Bradley's Spanish Bar is located at 42-44 Hanway Street, just off Oxford Street in London. The nearest tube station is Tottenham Court Road which is on the Central and Northern Lines. The bar is a short walk from Tottenham Court Road station (less than five minutes unless you're weaving around from previous drinking).
This delightful low-ceilinged hideout off Oxford Street introduces a welcome dose of Latin warmth and colour into the chain-infested hinterland of shopsville.
from http://www.viewlondon.co.uk/view_review_details.asp?Version=Pubbar&ReviewID=1167
It's split into two bars, one accessible through a door straight off the street, and the other down a short but very steep staircase. Both bars are small, dark, cramped, noisy, smoky and Hispanically themed. If you're in a mood to go somewhere different which is very slightly off the beaten track then Bradley's Spanish Bar could be just the place.
Bradley's jukebox is a must-hear and the draught San Miguel is ideal for taking the edge off a London summer thirst. The backstreet location has helped it remain a locals' favourite.
from http://www.timeout.com/london/bars/1.html
I have been reliably informed that the gents is 'quite titchy' and would go as far to say that the ladies toilet reminded me of a plumbed-in
coffin. Perhaps the best word to describe the whole of the bar, including the two 'smallest rooms', is
quirky.