The cutest most unique speak easy I ever visited! The crafted cocktails are unique and really…read moredelicious. I feel like I physically jumped into an adult version of miss peregrine's home for peculiar children or polar express. It's like a magical unique world of history, fun and vibes. The staff were great and the service was impeccable. I'm sure we'll visit again before leaving London.

We stopped here on an impromptu pub crawl on October 3, 2025…read more Mr Fogg's is part of a "chain" of themed bars. The theme of bar is inspired based upon Phileas Fogg from Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days. Lively spot in Covent Garden. Lots of pint options and specialty cocktails are made well! Worth checking out!

A great spot with an amazing view. Clarks behind the bar was engaging and professionalread more

What's up: We were here visiting the Sky Garden and thought it would be a good opportunity to grab…read morea drink while enjoying the view. Parking: We took the Tube and walked to this location. Environment: The Sky Pod is located in the center of the area near the elevators. Place your order at the counter and grab one of the tables or lounge chairs in the area. What was ordered: A pint of Heineken and an Aspall Mulled Cyder. It was my first time trying the mulled cyder and I thought it was pretty tasty. It was sweet, slightly warm with a tangy orange taste. There was also a slice of orange in it. Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. The Heineken was pretty basic but the cyder was very interesting. The view was also nice but would have been even better if it wasn't gloomy and drizzly; too bad we can't control the weather! A staff member will come by to collect your glass as soon as it's empty. It did take a while to find an empty spot since a lot of people were just sitting around even if they weren't drinking. Other than that, it was a nice experience to have while enjoying the view and the Garden. Credit cards are accepted.

Wonderful cocktails, unmatched presentation!! Every drink we had was not only well made, but the…read moreglassware and garnishes were some of the most unique I've ever seen in a bar setting. The vast menu is very diverse and easy to read through. Overall the bar itself is intimate with great live piano in the eveni! Will definitely be coming back to this place. Absolutely worth the experience!

Never in my life have I been overwhelmed and overstimulated by a cocktail menu…read more In comes The Gibson... Extensive menu here. Super creative concoctions. Friendly staff. The one drink I had was called the Electric something or other. The Sichuan flower that was a garnish of the cocktail was shocking. Literally. Ridic. This place has become a favorite. The end.

Flight Club is such a fun way to spend time, have dart tournaments and try a variety of delicious…read moreappetizers. FRIES WITH TRUFFLE CHEESE The fries weren't as crispy as I would've liked, but the soft bite similar to mashed potatoes was pretty good. The cheese itself really carried the rich flavors of the truffle without overwhelming your tastebuds. Such a decadent cheese. SALT AND PEPPER SQUID The squid meat itself wasn't over cooked which is easy to do and makes it feel like you're chewing on a tire. Not the case here. The squid was fried perfectly, nice and crispy first bite. The garlic aioli complimented the batter they used to fry the squid in, very tasty. PEKING DUCK LETTUCE WRAPS These lettuce wraps were the perfect two bites sized appetizers. Such a flavorful and well cooked duck. The cucumber salad and lettuce helped bring the intensity of flavors down so that you could enjoy every bite. There's a full bar, but service is a little slow and congested. Staff are really nice and friendly. The dart games are so involved where each player can have their selfie taken and name displayed on the board. You can compete as teams or against each other depending on your chosen game. At the end, there is a final game stats to show who won and a group photo to conclude all the fun. A fantastic way to test out your dart skills and have fun with your loved ones!

Came for a quick drink and a bite to cap off what was already a terrific evening. Maybe it was…read morebecause it was kind of (not really) late and there weren't many other places open (aside from the first place we tried across the street who told us the kitchen was closed even though they were open for another 3 hours) but the place was packed! And it was loud. I guess technically it was a darts place and so there was a lot of excitement near the dartboard area. The bar staff were all buzzing about shaking their shakers and pouring drinks. It was a great vibe - apropos for a Friday night. Ok we got the little bit lychee drink (subbed vodka for gin) which was excellent with what looked like a dark dahlia floating on top. I wanted to try a British beer and got the magic rock saucery session pale ale (saying its name is like a built in sobriety test). The ale was definitely IPA but with a really clean finish. And because I'm a pig, ordered the fries with truffle cheese. Wow that was so so good! Shoestring fries with a heavy drizzle of truffle melted cheese. I can't really complain about the super loud music since it probably suited the main clientele and was really good (club versions of many 80s songs). So it looks like a really fun joint for the young locals with some older folks who maybe stumbled in like we did. Really nice bartenders and front staff. Thanks for not giving us a BS line to keep us out like the other place.

The Alchemist on City Road is a theatrical cocktail haven where every drink feels like it should…read morecome with a round of applause. The extent of the drink list is mind-blowing, ranging from bubbling potions to color-changing concoctions that make you question if you're at a science fair or a bar. With their big move to London Bridge on the horizon, I decided to splurge on a £120 shot of Louis XIII--because why not live dangerously? Unfortunately, the QR code for it didn't work, which left me staring awkwardly at the menu while my bank account sighed in relief. Thankfully, barman Mateo saved the night with his charm and stellar service. Let's hope the new location keeps the magic flowing and the QR codes functional--there's only so much my wallet can take!

This was such a gem to come across in London. The Alchemist is where you go when you want to be…read moreblown away by creative cocktails. The staff provide a masterclass level of the cocktail experience. The idea is the you don't just drink cocktails here, you see the creation and science behind them. With the Light Bulb moment, my drink changed color, with popsicle is makes bubbles go pop in front of your eyes and the Lady Marmalade is a science experiment with a front row seat. The lighting and ambiance makes this a perfect spot for date night. I will hands down come back here again!

Love this place. Been twice and love the interesting cocktails. Current theme is Cryptids and…read moreCreatures, and the menu is a map. The spinach dip is also to die for.

Nightjar is the ideal spot for a speakeasy experience with live jazz music. It felt like I was…read moretransported back to the glamorous 1920s Prohibition era. They have a wide selection of creative and visually appealing craft cocktails served in unique cups. The live jazz music was fantastic. We also appreciated the free coatcheck and the availability of mocktails for those who don't drink. And I loved the clever coasters that paid homage to jazz musicians on a deck of cards. The service was great too!

It was our first time in London with my wife. We were hungry, saw this place, and thought "let's…read moretry it." We ordered a couple of dishes and drinks, and everything hit different - the flavors, colors, seasoning, even the music. It felt totally new and amazing. Besides that the people there were very nice. We spent 5 days in London, but The Alchemist was our favorite by far. If you go, you have to check out this place. Totally worth it.

food: dint grab food only drinks but the were yum and barely tasted like alcohol. also they were…read moreobviously presented super uniquely service: the staff was nice but kinda slow getting to us at a table and there was a lot of chaos like a bartender dropping glasses the whole time ambiance: really cool lighting and interior, gets very busy though

100 year old bar lounge featuring a rare collection of whiskies. And mixologist Francesco is an…read moreartiste.

One of our last nights in London we stopped into The Bloomsbury Club…read more After being seated at the covered outdoor bar, the service was spectacular and I ordered (and enjoyed) a Dingle gin (just having been to Ireland and had a Dingle gin flavored ice cream that I loved) with a pineapple juice mixer and the honey ordered a mango fizz (which he adored). During our visit the musician Colin Andrew played/sang and he was amazing. With notes of Paolo Nutini, he really added to the overall vibe and made the night a hit. All in all I can't speak highly enough about The Bloomsbury Club drinks and vibe and would absolutely return in a second!

Grace was lovely, quick service and always had a smile on her face. Great place to watch the…read morefootball and relax, I will definitely come back

Adorable hotel and lovely lounge. Service was top notch and so was everything we ordered. The hotel…read morewas decorated incredibly cute for Christmas. Would absolutely come back.

What a fun little drink spot! Went here with work colleagues after work and they have a great two…read morefor one special that goes until 7 or 8pm. The first drink we ordered was a cinema themed drink so had a "caramel popcorn" flavor. It was so fun and so unique. Really sweet but I enjoyed it and it came in a fun "glass". The second drink was not at all my taste but I split it with a friend so it was fine You order at the bar and they were pretty fast in getting us our orders. Would definitely go back. Only downside is that the music is quite loud.

Cool speakeasy underneath the Breakfast Club…read more You can take the elevator, or ask someone to input a code for the door. In terms of the cocktails, they're alright, but nothing special. Most were £8.50. They mostly had clever names though. I had the Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like A Bee, which was a gin cocktail.