Bars with Taxidermy in London
Got a penchant for something stuffed? London's most weird and wonderful bars are harbouring something that you might just like. Brimming with authentic taxidermy pieces, stuffed animals and antiquarian charm, the hide-outs are a haven for all things must-see and mounted. Check out our recommendations for the best bars with taxidermy in London.
Last updated on 23rd May 2017
There might not be a buck load of taxidermy at Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town, but as one of the hardest to find secret bars in London, it's a place worth noting. A basement shack brimming with rustic and raw charm, spot the taxidermy in the bar and stick around for the stunning cocktails.
A Battersea babe for all your stuffed needs, The Walrus Room not only harks back to the Victorian era with its rich, vintage interiors, there's a top selection of mounted morsels too. A London taxidermy bar that's brimming with bits and seafood bites alike, head on down and enjoy what's there to see.
Littered with bugs and stuffed animals aplenty, The Botanist Broadgate may sell some of the most luxury plates in the business, but they're certainly not shy of a little taxidermy. Join them for stunning pieces, cocktails and live music alike, all in a glamorous and golden setting.
While The Jugged Hare may be one of the most places to indulge in gastro goods in London, with their restaurant toting British dishes with seasonal fare, they're also harbouring a delicious, stuffed secret. Head to the main bar and you'll find the walls laced with taxidermy, bell jars and more in this cool London boozer.
A noted Dalston, and one of the most prime places in London to find high end taxidermy lacing the walls. Boasting some of the biggest taxidermy pieces in town, you can dine next to deer heads and you can drink under a bear as Hunter S show of their stuffed collection in a cool, vintage fashion.
The grandeur of Trading House is something that isn't easily denied, and it's an opulence that continues to be reflected in their stuffed collection. A London bar brimming with taxidermy, head on down for an albino peacock and stay for the stunning New World interiors and cocktail charm.
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