We visited Sherlock’s Home Bar, nestled in the heart of Limassol, on Anexartisias street, during what was one of the coldest weeks of the year, which was fitting, because the interior is particularly inviting, combining the warmth of an English pub with the typical sizeable outdoor area of many Cypriot establishments.
It is dominated by wood, a key stylistic ingredient for any self-respecting bar. The heavy use of timber extends from the floors to the furniture, which, when paired with the fireplace, makes for a comforting place, disturbed only when the door opens, letting some of the chill inside.
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