Along with a few others, London is one of the design capitals of the World and it isn't hard to see why when you delve into its funky bars, boutiques, hotels and restaurants. In fact, London is such a great night out that we have taken a little time to compile our top seven bars. All of these deserve a visit at least once.
Archer Street Cocktail Lounge, Soho. Archer Street Cocktail Lounge is one of the most popular cocktail bars currently on the block. The nonchalant and fashionable venue is split over two levels, each with their very own ambience. On the one hand, the ground floor is very 'boutiquey', more of a sophisticated champagne bar; whereas on the other, the downstairs is more of a chill-out, relaxing drinking den where no airs and graces are needed - it just is what it is.
The NightJar Bar, Shoreditch. Imagine it's the 1920's in New York or Paris if you prefer something closer to home ...this is what you get when you visit the NightJar Bar; live Jazz and Americana tunes all washed down with some equally classic cocktails. The interior mirrors the 20's theme perfectly, so much so that you can't help but feel you have been transported back in time.
Roux at BlagClub, Notting Hill. The Roxx at BlagClub is modelled on that whole 'VIP after-part theme'. It's definitely hip and trendy, not one for the discerning. The whole ethos of Roxx is that you must let your hair down and enjoy yourself: the music reflects this in that it's an awesome collaboration of rock n' roll alongside modern day anthems, and dancing on the tables is wholly bidden. You would be foolish to let this London bar experience pass you by.
The Purple Bar at the Sanderson Hotel oozes glamour, sexiness, style and wealth. It's a superb bar to relax and unwind, the perfect end to a perfect night.
Zenna, Soho. Zenna is one of the latest editions to London's bar scene and also one of the most innovative. Once again, cocktails are a favourite here, but so is the music with a dance floor to die for. The dark and sultry interior, housing many intimate alcoves, is great for busting some moves without attracting too much attention. Definitely worth a gander!
BYOC, Covent Garden. BYOC in Covent Garden stands for Bring Your Own Cocktails, and by George we will! This seriously cool new London bar just has to be on our list. Basically, all you have to do is bring your own favourite spirit(s) and the bartenders will do the rest. A great way to save on the pennies whilst still experiencing a fantastic night out in the heart of London.
House Bar of Home House, Portman Square. The House Bar, located on the ground floor of No. 21, is our last, but by no means least, choice of top bars in London. Designed by the award-winning architect, Dame Zaha Hadid, and decorated by Candy Candy, this is an absolute must for the list. Featuring the designer's signature sweeping lines and metallic finishes, this is the ideal place to enjoy chic cocktails and fine champagnes whilst looking up at the marvellous space age lights: modern and majestic are the first two words that spring to mind.
Archer Street Cocktail Lounge, Soho. Archer Street Cocktail Lounge is one of the most popular cocktail bars currently on the block. The nonchalant and fashionable venue is split over two levels, each with their very own ambience. On the one hand, the ground floor is very 'boutiquey', more of a sophisticated champagne bar; whereas on the other, the downstairs is more of a chill-out, relaxing drinking den where no airs and graces are needed - it just is what it is.
The NightJar Bar, Shoreditch. Imagine it's the 1920's in New York or Paris if you prefer something closer to home ...this is what you get when you visit the NightJar Bar; live Jazz and Americana tunes all washed down with some equally classic cocktails. The interior mirrors the 20's theme perfectly, so much so that you can't help but feel you have been transported back in time.
Roux at BlagClub, Notting Hill. The Roxx at BlagClub is modelled on that whole 'VIP after-part theme'. It's definitely hip and trendy, not one for the discerning. The whole ethos of Roxx is that you must let your hair down and enjoy yourself: the music reflects this in that it's an awesome collaboration of rock n' roll alongside modern day anthems, and dancing on the tables is wholly bidden. You would be foolish to let this London bar experience pass you by.
The Purple Bar at the Sanderson Hotel oozes glamour, sexiness, style and wealth. It's a superb bar to relax and unwind, the perfect end to a perfect night.
Zenna, Soho. Zenna is one of the latest editions to London's bar scene and also one of the most innovative. Once again, cocktails are a favourite here, but so is the music with a dance floor to die for. The dark and sultry interior, housing many intimate alcoves, is great for busting some moves without attracting too much attention. Definitely worth a gander!
BYOC, Covent Garden. BYOC in Covent Garden stands for Bring Your Own Cocktails, and by George we will! This seriously cool new London bar just has to be on our list. Basically, all you have to do is bring your own favourite spirit(s) and the bartenders will do the rest. A great way to save on the pennies whilst still experiencing a fantastic night out in the heart of London.
House Bar of Home House, Portman Square. The House Bar, located on the ground floor of No. 21, is our last, but by no means least, choice of top bars in London. Designed by the award-winning architect, Dame Zaha Hadid, and decorated by Candy Candy, this is an absolute must for the list. Featuring the designer's signature sweeping lines and metallic finishes, this is the ideal place to enjoy chic cocktails and fine champagnes whilst looking up at the marvellous space age lights: modern and majestic are the first two words that spring to mind.
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Home House is located in the heart of Mayfair, and plays host to the most exclusive and best bar club london. With its luxurious restaurants, gardens and bedrooms, and an enviable calendar of dining events, Home House is unrivalled by any other best members clubs london, or beyond!
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