We're truly blessed to have some of the world's finest champagne bars located right on our doorstep. London is teeming with swish joints that are custom-made for a lavish, champers-infused night out if there's cause for celebration. Grab a group of your nearest and dearest together, head over to one of our recommended London champagne bars and prepare for a night you'll be talking about for years to come.
If you're in need of some first-class Champagne, then be sure to check out 28-50 Wine Workshop & Kitchen in Chelsea. Not only will you be able to try out some of the finest bubbly in the city in its Victorian-era building, but there are also some tasty oysters up for grabs too. Yes, please.
116 Pall Mall is home to one of the best Champagne bars in London, offering the largest selections of magnums in London, creative cocktails and mouthwatering bites to pair with your drinks. Topping it off? The bar hosts live jazz nights to serenade you as you sip.
It doesn't get much more elegant than Reunion Bar, a gorgeous and intimate lounge inside Victoria's iconic Grosvenor Hotel that oozes date night vibes. Expect cosy velvet armchairs and sophisticated tiled floors, with a long central bar that serves up Champagne, premium wines and cocktails. Feeling peckish? They also offer tasty bar snacks such as wild mushroom arancini or mezze platters to share.
Those looking for a dash of class with plenty of champagne won't be hard pushed to enjoy the tidings that Champagne Charlie's have to boast. A traditional Davy's Ale and Port house with a delicious dose of champers to boot, Champagne Charlie's is a top destination for worldwide bottles, gastro dining and more.
Add a little fizz to your life at Champagne + Fromage. With bottles imported from the best producers in the region, this spot brings a slice of France to Crystal Palace.
Expect to sip on the likes of Lacroix Authentique, Moutardier Carte D'or, and Le Gallais Cuvée Des Cèdres, to name just a few. To pair with your flute, there's gooey fondue, raclette and roast potatoes, and all kinds of epic sharing boards.
With location in both Soho and The City, Bob Bob Ricard is one of the most iconic restaurant bars around. Expect decadent interiors with a few quirky touches - best of all their 'press for Champagne' buttons at every booth.
They've also get a unique menu to check out, bringing together Russian and British cuisines Think beluga caviar, truffle and Champagne pie or pan-fried lemon sole.
One of London's quirkiest Champagne bars, The Rubens at the Palace Hotel's private bar is a vision in leopard print and fabulous bottles of bubbles. This space is exclusively for private hire, ideal for celebrations and special occasions, offering more than 15 different types of sparkly stuff.
They can fit up to 40 people standing, or 30 if there's a live band on stage. As well as plenty of bubbles, they offer an exquisite afternoon tea, alongside canape menus featuring Cornish spring rolls, wild mushroom parfait and smoked chicken naan.
Clemence Bar, located in Mayfair's Shepherd Market, is a fantastic cocktail and Champagne bar that's got old school, Parisian-themed decor coupled with French-inspired food. Influenced by the country's best houses for bubbles, this place has an extensive selection to cater to your event.
A five-star hotel in Knightsbridge, The Egerton House Hotel is a stylish spot for fizz. Expect elegant chandeliers and traditional portraits lining the walls, with comfy seating to relax in, as well as one of the most delicious afternoon teas around.
They've got a selection of premium Champagnes to enjoy, from Dom Perignon Brut to Lanson rose. You can also opt for a Champagne afternoon tea at £94 per person, featuring tasty treats like carrot cake, chocolate tart and coronation chicken sandwiches, alongside your drink.
La Compagnie's loud and lively decor will lift your spirits before you've taken a single sip of champagne. With less of a wine list and more of a wine book, there are tens upon tens of bottles of bubbly waiting to be popped, from the vintage to the small-batch and hard to find.
Tucked in one of Covent Garden's coolest corners, it's perfect for a quick glass of champers and some fuelling nibbles, or a day spent tasting several flutes of France's finest.
A gorgeous wine bar and restaurant in the heart of Olympia, Lillie's has a well-earned reputation for its fantastic fizz and fine British dishes. Up on its refined rooftop, you can sip and savour all kinds of top notch champagne.
Take your pick of everything from Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut to Krug Grande Cuvée. There's plenty of plates for pairing, whether you're into delicate, fresh seafood or prime, succulent cuts of meat.
In London's iconic Berkeley Square, the May Fair Bar serves up one of the finest selections of champagne this side of France. Whether you're here for a special celebration or post work tipple, its classy booths and moody lounge bar are perfect for tucking into a glass, bottle or jeroboam.
The champagne menu is something of a who's who, covering Bollinger, Dom Pérignon, Laurent-Perrier and plenty more of the big boys. Prefer something a little closer to home? There's a solid selection of English sparkling waiting to be sipped too.
When it comes to some of the most stunning hotel bars in London, this Liverpool Street nugget consistently comes up trumps. Found at the heart of five star lifestyle hotel Andaz London, Rake's Café Bar is a premium place for plush interiors and some of the finest Champers in the business.
Sitting atop the stunning Paddington Square, CÉ LA VI London is West London's highest rooftop restaurant. With sweeping skyline views and bold modern Asian cuisine, this is a dreamy spot for champers.
Get up here for its Champagne & Oyster Club to dine like a king or queen high above the capital. As DJs play, you'll tuck into L'Effet Mer oysters freshly shucked tableside as you sip on Laurent-Perrier.
You only have to head to the heart of Tower Hill to uncover one of the top spots in London for a bit of bubbly. Champagne Route is an elegant restaurant with an extensive range of the good stuff, as well as wines and cocktails. Decked out with glowing cabinets and circular light fixtures, this swift spot hosts divine brunches paired with kir royales, delicious canapes like salmon tartare or qual scotch eggs and tempting mains such as pan-fried cod fillet with curried mussels. If you're looking to expand your palate, why not book its champagne and caviar tasting evening?
Transporting you to a serene corner of the Mediterranean, Whitcomb's At The Londoner boasts an open-air dining spot in the heart of Leicester Square, perfect for sipping on glasses of bubbly and digging into delicious coastal cuisine. Head down to their summer terrace by Veuve Clicquot to sample a range of their selections, Champagne tasting flights, and fizzy cocktails like the Agrumes 75 and Reims Spritz.
Just moments away from Oxford Street sits All Bar One, your next London Champagne bar of choice. Amongst all its cocktails and delicious British food is a wonderful champagne list and the comfortable but sophisticated environment makes it the best place to drink it too.
Located in Leicester Square, The Stage is a great spot for pre-theatre drinks. They offer a menu of gorgeous Champagne cocktails, using only the finest fizz, as well as a great selection of eats including oysters, caviar, cheese and more.
Escape to this Victorian townhouse hotel for a night of sophisticated sipping. Their deluxe bar is the perfect setting for Champagne-fuelled catch-ups, with fizz served by the bottle and ranging from Veuve Clicquot Rose to Moet & Chandon Imperial Brut.
A sophisticated venue within The Rubens at the Palace hotel, The New York Bar is filled with bold red and gold decor, creating a high-end atmosphere. It's got its very own Champagne trolley, with a huge selection of fizz to choose from.
You can enjoy live music while you sip, if you visit Thursday to Saturday. Hungry? Pair your bubbles with the likes of French onion soup, butter chicken curry or gochujang salmon bites.
Located on the first floor of Turbine Hall A, near Lift 109, inside Battersea Power Station, this Searcys outpost is a gorgeous Champagne bar from the illustrious brand - reflecting the Grade-listed nature of this historic landmark. There's brass detailing throughout, a gorgeous marble-topped bar and even a whole tree for decoration.
Let stellar hospitality from the the UK's oldest British caterer, with over 175 years in the business, guide you through a fantastic experience. Drinks span everything from their private label range of Searcys Selected Cuvée in collaboration with the renowned Maison Burtin in Épernay to vintage Laurent-Perrier and even Moët & Chandon Rosé Imperial.
Part of Hotel Café Royal on Regent Street, Cakes & Bubbles is a dessert and Champagne bar. This is led by Albert Adrià, who was named as the world's best pastry chef by The World's 50 Best Restaurants, promising a sophisticated experience.
Inside, you can expect warm tones and plush pink seating, creating an inviting atmosphere. There's an extensive list of Champagnes and sparkling wines to choose from, which you can pair with delicate cakes or savoury bites.
Located within Mayfair's iconic venue The Connaught, Red Room is hidden away behind a velvet curtain. It's designed by Bryan O'Sullivan, featuring a soft colour scheme that allows the artwork to stand art - all bold, red pieces created by female artists.
Their drinks menu features an array of Champagnes and sparkling wines, as well as several wine-based cocktails. Feeling peckish? They also serve cheese boards, pizzas, sandwiches and much more.
