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:).

I recently visited the bar with a reservation made in advance. We had to wait in a short line for…read morecheck in and upon check in we were immediately seated at the bar. We were promptly greeted by a team member however they weren't the most courteous, helpful, or attentive during our experience at the bar. Upon seating, we saw others receiving savory chips but we did not receive any - we had to ask for them after sitting at the bar for about 30 minutes. We ordered champagne flights which were phenomenal. There are very light bites at the bar and you can order champagne by glass or bottle. It is a small bar and dining area with is a nice respite from shopping in Harrods but not much else. We utilized rideshare to get to Harrods. $$

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 :)

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.

This place is so awesome...its tucked away inside the Lanesborough hotel. They served is some…read morenibbles that were sweaters and the service has been impeccable and it's a spot I would definitely come back to. The food looks so good and irs something if like to try eden I come back.

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

Great view and nice place to hang around to grab a few drinks. Staff super friendly, very…read morewelcoming! If you're ever staying in this hotel, definitely check it out! It's quite a gem!

QUESTION: Where can you go to get a five-star hotel's afternoon champagne tea for £20?…read more ANSWER: The Wyndham Grand at Chelsea Harbour. It's as simple as that, folks. Because of the Wyndham Grand's out-of-the-way Imperial Wharf location, you, too, could enjoy the epic spread of afternoon tea (with posh finger sandwiches, two homemade warm raisin scones with clotted cream and jam and a spread of individually sized sweet pastries and other treats - too much food for a single person to reasonably consume, I assure you) along with a glass of bubbly at a leisurely pace whilst taking in the view of the harbour and its (billionaires') boats. I'm not entirely sure why the afternoon tea is so cheap, but it is. Tea without champagne is a measly 15 quid. I booked a place for tea online and arrived to a quiet lounge area at 3:00pm, with Sunday brunch winding down in the adjacent restaurant. The table was set, and the polished and besuited server greeted me graciously. The low-seated couches and armchairs were large and cosy, and my companions and I sipped, munched, supped and gluttonously indulged for THREE HOURS. Service wasn't without its faults: the server was a bit nervous for whatever reason, but she was certainly friendly and gracious; my first pot of tea was loose leaf, as one would expect of afternoon tea at a five-star hotel, but my second pot had a teabag chucked in (although said tea in teabag was aromatic and delicious); water and/or tea refills weren't forthcoming, but the server would have fetched these things if asked. Despite these lapses in service (nit-picky though they are), overall, the experience and value for money were outstanding. SUMMARY: Go here if you're a local, you want an indulgent yet inexpensive afternoon tea, you don't want to combat crowds of tourists who may or may not think that the clotted cream belongs in their teacups.* _______________________________________________________ *Although I do know that by posting this review the afternoon tea at the Wyndham Grand may very well become more busy than it was on my first visit, I remain confident that it will maintain its atmosphere of exclusivity due to its less-accessible location.

White wines were awful, Negroni was made with half measures, paid 100 pound for three drinks. Rest…read morewas good, staff was friendly. Ambiance was okay but there weren't many people in the bar, it was easy to find a place to sit on a Thursday night.

The prices are steep and the drinks aren't deep..read more

The Oscar Wilde Bar is a lovely spot for high tea in the heart of London. I was running a bit…read morebehind schedule (*schedule* like how the Brits say it), about 30 minutes late, due to some poor planning and a bit of traffic. The restaurant called me and I returned their call to let them know I was still on my way. I felt like a total jerk for arriving so late, but the staff was incredibly welcoming. I decided to go solo for high tea, wanting to treat myself. They found me the perfect table where I could people-watch and enjoy the piano music from a comfortable distance. This high tea room is absolutely stunning and was made to be photographed. My waiter was incredibly patient and didn't judge me when I was taking pictures. In fact, he said that's what this room is meant for. There were a wide variety of teas, and I think the teas were the best part of the experience. The pastries were also delicious, but I didn't love any of the finger sandwiches. I'll definitely be back soon. Thanks for being so gracious despite my tardiness!

Forget about the Ritz, Savoy and Fortnum and Masons, afternoon tea at the Oscar Wilde Room is the…read morebomb!!!! The decor is so ostentatious, gilt and mirrors for days, but it's marvelous. Great pastries and tasty savories and of course lovely teas - throw in a bottle of bubbly and you will not be eating dinner ! Service is good, the pianist is top notch, all in all a wonderful experience. You have to come to afternoon tea here, especially if you're visiting London.

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!

Artesian is located in The Langham Hotel, and it is such an elegant, classy space. I have never…read moreseen a cocktail menu quite like theirs (let alone the names of their drinks), and it was like an art portfolio I wanted to take home. The lounge is perfect for an intimate date night with the low lighting and cozy couches. Parsnip (£24): Their take on the espresso martini! I hate that it's the best one I've ever had. I hate it because I don't live in London. I also hate that no one else to my knowledge has thought to add whipped cold foam to espresso martinis. A non-alcohol alternative was also listed with its respective ingredients (I assume this is wherever applicable), and I appreciated the inclusivity. Currant (£23): I believe this was their version of a Palermo! My friend really enjoyed it and didn't find it too tart. Both still and sparkling waters were £5.50. Service was lovely, and we didn't feel rushed as they were closing. We came on a Wednesday evening so we were seated immediately, but I bet the wait can get long on a weekend. I would absolutely recommend this place for anyone visiting London to experience their unique menu and drinks. Worth the $32 price point!

Walked in late afternoon for drinks and got seated right away, was a lovely escape from the…read moreChristmas crowds in London Staff were lovely , knowledgeable and attentive The cocktails were delicious , lovely place to have a fancy drink The Langham hotel is beautiful year around but at Christmas it's even more beautiful with the decor

This place is a hidden gem. While many pubs and restaurants in this area cater to tourists with…read moreoverpriced, reheated, subpar food, this tiny restaurant truly stands out. If you love seafood, you will fall in love with Wright Brothers. We came here with family and tried several items on the menu. They were all amazing. The oysters were extremely fresh. The fish pie was perfectly seasoned and piping hot with a cheesey, golden mashed potato crust....unlike any I have tried before. The cuttlefish and black ink rice entree, as well as their octopus, tomato, almond, and capers appetizer were artfully executed. It requires a great deal of skill to cook octopus or cuttlefish without overcooking it and coverting it to a rubbery nightmare. Compliments to the chef. His execution of these dishes was phenomenal. Both were tender and flavorful. Lastly, the cocktails. The selection of cocktails is limited, but they too are amazingly well executed and well thought out to perfectly compliment the menu selections. My only warning,..this place is tiny, so expect a bit of a wait, but it will definitely be worth it.

Came in for the happy hour oysters and they did not disappoint. There is no trick or bait and…read moreswitch at the end. Downside is they do not have horseradish.