You know that special relationship politicians are always talking about? It extends to London's restaurant and bar scene, too. Whether you're celebrating Independence Day, Superbowl Sunday, Thanksgiving or you're just looking to indulge in a taste of the best Stateside food and drink this side of the pond, we've got it sorted. Read on for the full list of recommended American Bars in London.
The 411 embodies the spirit of New York City in Angel. They have an extensive menu of craft beers and both classic and signature cocktails, while their food ranges from American-style pizzas to hearty sandwiches. Bottomless brunches are available on weekends too, alongside a whole lot of other events.
Decorated with bright and beautiful American fairground-inspired interiors, Flight Club Bloomsbury promises a buzzing atmosphere any day of the week. Take part in a round or two of social darts before tucking into paddles of pizza with unlimited prosecco when you visit for their famous boozy brunch.
Found beneath Blues Kitchen Shoreditch, Moonshine Minnie's is a great speakeasy giving Londoners a taste of the States. At the bar, you'll find twists whiskey cocktails such as Sazeracs, Scotch Manhattans and Bourbon Sidecars all flowing freely, with delicious Southern bar snacks and an R&B soundtrack.
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With bowling, ping pong, pool and plenty of beers, Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes is one of the best American-inspired bars in London. Turn up for the old-school bowling fun, but don't forget to stick around for dancing with DJs and delicious cocktails afterwards.
Huckster is a bodacious American bar in London, with an impressive roof garden that features street food from across the world, as well as housing Rubell's Karaoke Lounge. If you're looking to inject a little Manhattan cool into your night out in Paddington, this is your place.
Inspired by Prohibition and the Roaring 20s, Evans & Peel Detective Agency is the secret speakeasy tucked away behind a hidden door. Head to this bar in Earl's Court and you'll be treated to American bar snacks, cocktails that were first made with bootlegged liquor and plenty of live music.
