Allow us to introduce you to the ultimate London speakeasy – The Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town. Just like the 1920s/1930s illicit drinking dens this tongue-in-chic bar models itself on, it has a split personality. There’s the everyday, acceptable face of the venue – the family-friendly Breakfast Club on ground level and for those in Read More …

We can thank the Great Gatsby for the reason the world is going gaga for gilded, prohibition-esque New York. The glamorous and spectacular newly opened Steam & Rye takes us one step further into that wonderful bygone era.

The Mansion London specialise in high-end concept nights with a firm focus on debonair design and extravagant clubbing. The Mansion London is a “night-house”, a place where going out and staying in come together. The Mansion London puts on exclusive and bespoke themed parties at some of London’s grandest and most secret locations. They create Read More …

London’s trend for pub-clubbing continues apace in this revamped Shoreditch spot. During the day, it’s a good old East End boozer, but at night, the two-floor space turns into a disco hotspot.

The Golden Heart pub has been run by landlady Sandra Esqulant for 30 years. It’s a Truman brewery pub in the heart of the Shoreditch/Brick Lane/Spitalfields trendy east London area. Its location has made it popular with artists, especially the Brit Art crowd such as Tracy Emin and Gilbert & George.  

Now open in Shoreditch is ‘the biggest thing to hit London’s drinking scene’. Fluid Movement’s second bar after the ground-breaking ‘Purl’ in Marylebone, The Worship Street Whistling Shop is set to redefine cocktails in the capital.  

The Jerusalem Tavern is a no-nonsense pub owned by St Peter’s Brewery and has become one of the City’s finest drinking establishments. Occupying an 18th-century merchant’s house, it accommodates just a handful of candlelit tables. The wonky, green-painted interior has two front tables and a fireplace partially screened off from the main room, which has Read More …

Zetter Townhous is one of the most beautiful bars in London. The place is bursting with character and eccentricity. Accessed through a discreet entrance on St John’s Square, the lounge within is a sumptuous and intriguing place. With an open fire crackling in the grate and a bartender fixing your favourite drink it feels like private residence Read More …

Happiness Forgets is a tiny bar hidden away in a basement in the centre of Shoreditch, and even though it’s hard to find, this place is always packed out. Happiness is a pretty dark venue, with brick walls painted blood red lit by candlelight and vintage lamps giving a romantic, cosy, almost drinking by the Read More …

Babble City is the new, desirable premium bar and club nestled right in the heart of the City. The venue, spread over three floors, boasts three unique rooms which share the same ethos; unrivalled cocktails, individual service, great food and the perfect place to party late into the night. This sprawling City venue is divided Read More …