Hell
Below
Although fairly quiet on a Wednesday afternoon, every character in the cafĂŠ represents the diversity of people that stroll into the small, young establishment.
In a years time Hell Below has managed to create a firm foothold for itself in Carlisle
1:00pm
Located on Devonshire Street, people can be sat by the windows on recycled cinema seats and ponder about the world while enjoying lunch.
1:30pm
FOOD
2:00pm
Almost like an Industrial building being rehomed, refurbished by furniture you could find in your Secondary School science classroom, garden or abandoned cinemas.
2:30pm
The King&Queen sat on their thrones.
Tired women retiring to Hell Below for a late lunch and coff ee after a hard, strenuous day doing some retail therapy.
5:00pm
6:00pm
Tables reserved, people of many ages venturing in for the night after a long day at work. The bar appears to be awakening, indicated by the young men beginning their late shifts. Regardless of the industrial, aging pizzeria look, the room expresses feelings of warmth and welcoming for all aspects of society.
8:00pm