Tina, first stop Covent Garden: perfectly tailored, cocktail in hand
Espresso brown hair, a sharp eye for tailoring and a cocktail order worth copying.
- Age
- 26
- Height
- 158 cm · 5 ft 2 in
- Hair
- long espresso brown
- Eyes
- brown
- Build
- athletic
- Languages
- English
- Home stop
- Covent Garden
- Meets you at
- Hotels and homes
Photos checked against her in person · September 2026 · Photo policy
Meet Tina
- Fashion design, cocktails and vinyl
- Athletic, 158 cm
- Brown eyes, espresso brown hair worn long
- Late twenties, fluent and funny in English
- Covent Garden, WC2E
Tina is the shortest companion on the route at 158 cm, and easily one of the most self-assured. She is athletic and neat, with long espresso brown hair, bright brown eyes and a classic, clean elegance: a navy dress with a perfectly placed seam, a black blazer, gold hoops, nothing fussy. She stands tall in every sense that matters, and she walks into a busy Covent Garden bar as though she had reserved the best stool in advance.
Confident, warm and easygoing, Tina makes friends with bartenders, doormen and guests alike within minutes. Her English is fluent and full of good humour. She follows fashion design closely and will explain, with feeling, where a shoulder seam belongs and why most jackets get it wrong, mixes a considered cocktail at home, and spends Saturday afternoons flicking through crates in record shops, hunting for original pressings with covers worth framing. She is the easiest company in the world, and quietly very sharp.
Covent Garden is her home district, and she loves it after dark. An ideal evening begins with a cocktail at the Beaufort Bar at WC2R 0EZ, black and gold and hushed, then a stroll up through the Piazza to Floral Street, where she critiques the window displays with real expertise. Supper can be somewhere busy near Long Acre, and afterwards comes a nightcap back at your hotel, whether WC2B 4BZ, WC2R 0EZ itself or a quiet apartment off Drury Lane.
Tina is based in Covent Garden, moments from Soho and the West End. Every fare is set out on the rates page, and booking her is refreshingly simple.
Fares for Tina
Tina is easy to book for evenings around Covent Garden and the Strand, often at short notice. For a longer night with cocktails and supper, a three hour booking suits her pace.
The desk confirms Tina's hour and fare in writing before she leaves, and you settle that fare with her in person when she arrives.
An evening with Tina
Tina's evenings run on good taste and easy laughter. She arrives right on time, sizes up your jacket with an expert glance and pays it a compliment you can believe. The first drink is a proper cocktail, stirred rather than shaken if she has any say, and she asks the bartender what they are proudest of this season. Dinner is lively and unpretentious, somewhere with a buzz and a good soundtrack, and she can name the album playing before the chorus arrives.
She tells you about the rarest record she ever found and the price she refuses to reveal. Back at the hotel she picks a playlist, turns the volume down low, curls up comfortably and makes the room feel like the best seat in the house.
Asked and answered
Stirred for anything clear and strong, shaken when there is fruit involved. Rules are rules, except when they are not, of course.
An original soul pressing with a torn sleeve. I will not tell you what I paid, only that it was worth it.
The shoulder seam should end exactly where your shoulder does. Everything else a good tailor can fix in an afternoon.
Passenger notes
No notes about Tina so far
This space fills slowly and honestly. A note only appears once an evening has really taken place, signed with a first name and dated by month, and the desk reads every one before it is published. Tina keeps the right to have any note taken down.
Read on the way
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Send the message with Tina's name already in it, fill in your hotel and the hour, and the desk replies within minutes to confirm.