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London has a rich history of drinking establishments going back hundreds of years. Some of the oldest pubs and inns still serve beer today, while chronicling the life and times of past customers. Alehouses and inns were first to emerge in the 12th century. Alehouses were for drinking beer and socialising, while inns additionally offered … Read more
Greenwich has a lot of charm retained over centuries with a beautiful river setting and top bars that are buzzing with vibrancy and exhilaration. The bars on our list have a great variety of drinks to choose from, but there’s a lot more than that to keep you hooked. From wonderful views to live band … Read more
The scenic neighbourhood of Greenwich is a sight for the sore eyes and combined with its amazing food scene, it becomes a feast for the eyes and taste buds. The city takes London’s fine dining up a notch with fusion menus, eclectic cuisine, and an exciting cultural mix, offering a lot of great spots for … Read more
Soho is an entertainment-centric small area with every type of pub befitting everyone who wants to let loose and have fun. From theme pubs to historic boozers, Soho is full of lively and risqué pubs that embrace the inclusivity of London’s central LGBTQ+ community. It is full of lesbian pubs & bars as well as … Read more
London Bridge area in London is one of the most iconic neighbourhoods in London. There are plenty of options to choose from, whether it comes to food, markets, services and, of course, coffee. Choosing the right place can be overwhelming, especially if you are a huge coffee lover. Many then choose some of the worldwide … Read more
Exploring a new city can become a fuss for coffee lovers. We know it well; when the cappuccino foam is not good enough, or the first sip tastes way too bitter or rancid… your mood can go down like a ton of bricks. Shoreditch is not an exception. Google offers many places, but not every … Read more
A piece of London with an NYC feel but with a business buzz all around. Canary Wharf is one of the hottest areas in London, located on the Isle of Dogs in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. If you came here for a few days, strolling around or working in the office, sooner or … Read more
Leicester Square has always been a centre of activity and these days most of the people who visit are tourists. It acts as a hub for nearby districts, including Trafalgar Square to the south, Covent Garden to the east, Chinatown to the north and Piccadilly to the west. Leicester Square was first laid out as … Read more
Soho is the life of the party with many world-class bars from speakeasies to award-winning cocktails, impeccable London skyline views, to bottomless brunch venues. Looking for a historic bar with a gruesome backstory? Well, The Arts Theatre Club has you covered. How about a bar that serves desserts? Well, in that case, Basement Sate is … Read more
Clapham is part of the vibrant side of South London, surrounded by a great dining scene, artistic places, and, best of all, splashy bars and pubs. Clubs are a big scene in Clapham, including the life of the party, Inferno. The Grand offers a great historic and gorgeous venue for partying all night and enjoying … Read more
Camden Town is a chic and trendy area at the centre of the borough of Camden, London. It’s a whole alternative world in the middle of the capital city, filled with arty types and creatives. The area is well-known for its street markets, independent shopping and forward-thinking restaurants. Here are some of the best things … Read more
Covent Garden is a booming destination known for its culture from opera to theatreland and world-class dining places. The bar scene is extensive, with various famous cocktail bars, impeccable rooftop destinations and venues with comprehensive wine lists. Date night options are plenty, and you won’t miss a fun venue to host your party and celebrate … Read more