First day in London in more than 20 years and we were excited to introduce our girls to Harrods!…read more As we had not eaten and wanted a little treat to celebrate this graduation trip for our girls we decided to start at the Moet and Chandon Champagne bar located near the beauty section. We began with glasses of Moet and Chandon 2016 Grand Vintage which was exceptional while our girls enjoyed cocktails! Then we ordered some light bites : the cheese ans charcuterie plates that were very generous for the price ( 21 GBP for three selections) and the truffle Brie was delicious!! It was served along side seeded crackers . We also enjoyed the bread plate and the caviar selection! It was the perfect amount of food and I rounded it out with a glass o my Moet Rose! A great start to our London trip

My drink of choice is champagne. Like me it's fun and bubbly. We're a vibe. Together we make a…read moreperfect pair. I was in London at the end of January. I've discovered I like Europe this time of year no lines and no waiting. Hence, I walked in and found a seat at the bar no reservation. I was fortunate to meet a pretty blonde dripping in Chanel (it's Harrods). We kept each other company while sipping champagne and nibbling on small bites. Their small bites are very nice. I highly recommend drinking champagne at Harrods. It's the least expensive thing you can buy:).

Sitting in a lovely warm friendly professional place. Attentive staff. Young and educated and cool…read moreASF but great food wine quality.

Amuse Bouche is conveniently placed just next to Parsons Green tube station. You will find the…read morelocals from Fulham go there to treat themselves for something special and catch up over a drink. The bar is bright, modern and has a good atmosphere. The music is not too loud, you are able to have decent conversation. There are big windows towards the outside, so if you are not sure about the place, walk by and check it out. If you are a champagne lover - here you have the choice of over 40 Champagnes by the bottle and more than 10 by the glass - many brands you already know and plenty of hidden treasures are waiting to be discovered. If you have something to celebrate such a graduation, engagement, or birthday - and you are a champagne connoisseur, pop open a bottle that night! The champagne is unlike other places an 'affordable' luxury here - a glass of house Champagne costs £5 and a bottle costs £23.50. On a personal note - even though I think this place has definitely its uniqueness - I stick to my good old red wine!

Nice terrace area to be found via the Drury Lane Theatre…read more I think it is a new area. The terrace gives you a great people watching view above the streets. Great place to chill out whilst the people below busy themselves with their day in Covent Garden whilst you treat yourself to a glass of bubbly. Also has inside area if you don't wish to sit outside

Service was polite but quite pushy, which is not surprising for the bougie (North American slang…read morefor bourgeois, maybe even a bit snobby) nature of the place. I came in with three others at around 9pm, and the place was pretty empty, even despite its small size. There was a pair sitting at the bar, as well as another group seated at a table. The bartender told us the place would close at 11pm, but there was another guy (probably a manager) buzzing around who seemed extremely antsy to get people out. He closed the door around 10pm, whisked around trying to rush the clean-up process, and kept whispering things to the bartender. He killed the atmosphere of the place. Trying to get people to leave in order to save money is only going to get you poor recommendations and results in the long-run.

We came in on a Saturday with a couple of hours to kill before a movie at Leicester Square and…read morethough it was very empty, it was a nice change from the normal crazy places. We had a few champagne cocktails (strawberry and passionfruit bellinis) plus some apps which were decent. I had this one awesome cheddar cheese and the chorizo. Service was great..will come back for another couple cocktails :)

Always a favorite. My friend had never been, so we had our final drink there before parting ways…read morefor another couple of years. We had the flight of English bubbly. Not the best, but good to try something new and local.

You've just crawled off an overnight flight, managed to get - cranky and red-eyed - through…read moreimmigration without an extra frisky pat-down, and bought yourself a ticket on the Heathrow Express heading into London. And now you're here. Paddington station. Ta da. What else better to do than celebrate your victory over modern air travel with a glass (or bottle...) of champagne at 11am? Treat yourself. It will prepare you for your onward journey on the London Underground with a 25kg suitcase and a carry-on bag that is somehow much heavier and bulkier than you ever remember it being.

Wonderful afternoon spent indulging at the Perrier-Jouët Champagne Terrace. The service was nearly…read moreimpeccable with three servers. When asked about allergies, we disclosed a shellfish allergy, and a server came to talk about how they could accommodate we had ordered chips, and they offered to change the oil as it may have been used with shellfish. We ordered chips (fries) with Parmesan & beef fat mayo, a cheese platter, the strawberries dessert with two glasses of brut and cappuccinos. The cheese platter was tasty, nothing out of this world, but definitely a good cheese platter with onion preserves, four different cheeses, candied walnuts, dried fig and yummy crackers. The chips were very tasty, and the dessert was fabulous. The dessert tray had fresh strawberries, delicious butter cookies, meringue pieces and dips that included chocolate ganache, chantilly creme, lemon curd, and a pink chocolate. We all agreed that the pink chocolate wasn't very good and the strawberries were tasty but certainly not the best we've ever had. The portions are meant to be shared, and we all left not needing anything else to eat. The whole experience was very fun and indulgent. One thing Harrods needs to work on it making sure employees know that this lounge is actually in the store. We asked several employees and nobody knew there even was a champagne lounge. FYI it's on the 4th floor.

Located on Fourth Floor of Harrods adjacent to The Harrods Tea Rooms, the Perrier-Jouet Champagne…read moreTerrace is in an enclosed terrace featuring tables, tall tables, small sofas, and a bar. You can book reservations via Open Table. I ordered the Perrier-Jouet Blanc de Blancs NV but Harrods was out and they where not expecting shipment for a few weeks (in mid-December.) The noise (piano player and guests) in the Tea Rooms next door, overpowers the music in the Champagne Terrace. Then, the manager (an older gentleman) chewed the waitress/hostess out in Italian in front of the guests which was inappropriate and unprofessional. She had been lovely and did not deserve to be treated so disrespectfully. The food menu is nice and was delivered quickly. The chocolate and sea salt caramel tart is fabulous. The food that I ordered was fresh and well-prepared. I felt, however, the entire experience was way-overpriced for what you received. It was nice, however, to sit in the sun and get away from the hustle and bustle of a crowded Harrods store but the ambience isn't soothing and relaxing. www.harrods.com

This bar could have been nicer if it didn't have a dance room with trashy people allowed in. Even…read moreold ladies were wasted and just behaving absolutely disgusting. Really ruined the night for me and we left after 1 drink. The cocktails were good but they really need to filter out the intoxicated, embarrassing people.

Just came for a drink. Got the 'mango tango' during their happy hour. Damn delicious drink. Really…read moreenjoying it! Love the decor, is a tad bit strange with the music choice for this theme. Don't get me wrong, I love the disco era, but not really a solid choice for a "South Pacific" style bar. Love the fact you can see Stamford Bridge from the window. Visiting from Florida. Hope to visit here again the next time. Bartender was friendly and efficient.

I set off to this place for a quick cocktail on the way home with the lovely Nimz! Given it was on…read moreKings Road, we had high hopes.. Meh! How wrong were we! This place is an average cocktail bar, which is very dark, almost to the point that it's hard to see where you're going.. And bathroom wise!! Omg what a disaster! The lighting is so poor, you have virtually no chance of even seeing the loo roll, let alone touching up your make up! I so wish I could say the drinks made up for it, but they totally didn't! I went for a porn star martini, which was ok, but I've had far better elsewhere and a hella of a lot cheaper. The espresso martini was also very, very disappointing! All in all, not a great experience and won't be rushing back any time soon!

I wanted to take 5 minutes to thank Juju for their amazing staff! I haven't seen anything like…read morethat in a long time Juju is so well organised, I can tell their staff has been trained their social and professional skills are just remarkable. I love to socialise and discover new venues in London, I totally recommend this fab lounge/club in the middle of Chelsea, celebrity spot, glam/stylish but cool def the place to be!

What an awesome place! Great food....BBQ chicken salad and Leopard Burger, fantastic champagne and…read morefriendly service. Frank is the host extraordinaire and the atmosphere is elegant and memorable.

I stayed at the Ruben and fell in love with this quaint bar! The sushi was fresh melt in your…read moremouth and the jazz band was awesome!

What an amazing place! There are theatrics, cocktails, ambience and, of course, Detective Mitch! We…read morehad so much fun at the Evans & Peel Detective Agency from the minute we rang the bell to the photos taken at the end as we left. We found this speakeasy on Yelp and didn't have reservations but got in anyways. The entry door is very subtle and once inside you need to plead your case to gain entry. Your case would be a mystery you are working to solve. We had a lot of fun with this part and our improv skills were put to the test. After being allowed through the secret entrance, you enter a 1930's prohibition style well decorated bar. All the staff are dressed the part and act the part. The drinks are in a casebook style booklet and have handwritten descriptions of the choices. We each had a couple of the drinks and really enjoyed them. The staff even comes around and mingles with you if you want. Most of the talk is the acting about your case or the general conversations of the Prohibition era. We really had fun here and were laughing a lot and found the experience very stimulating. I highly recommend going here when in London. It is a super fun experience.

Quirky and fun and the cocktails were excellent. Great staff. I recommend making a reservation.read more