Monmouth Kitchen
Offering a range of Pisco-based beverages, this Covent Garden bar and restaurant, which specialises in Peruvian and Italian cuisine, is one of the best places in London to get a Pisco Sour.
Best Places To Get Pisco Sours in London
Pisco Sours are taking over London! This fantastic Peruvian drink was invented in Peru's capital, Lima, in the 1920s by an experimental American bartender, Victor V. Morris. The cocktail is made by mixing together Pisco, lime juice, egg white and sugar syrup, topped off with some bitters, shaken to a frothy, smooth yet bold drink. Here are our recommended places to Pisco Sours in London; so check them out and try this real authentic South American treat.
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Last updated on 1st October 2025
Opium
Tracking down this stunning cocktail bar and Dim Sum parlour is no easy feat. Hidden away in the depths of Chinatown, locate Opium's non-descript green door and lap up the rewards of majestic cocktails in intimate, elusive surrounds. A pisco sour is found in amongst the classics.
Be At One - Bars
Notorious for 1) their flamboyant cocktail making skills and 2) their infectiously welcoming attitude; there was always going to be room for a pisco sour on Be At One's exhaustive list. Head to any one of their London bars for a pisco mix served up in champagne flutes with lemon and sugar, finished with a dusting of bitters and nutmeg. Yum.
Callooh Callay
Billed as a "bloomin' smashing Pisco sour", this playful cocktail bar serves their Bloomin' Bueno packed with lashings of ABA pisco, fresh lemon juice, nettle cordial, Briottet bergamote, egg white and lavender bitters. It's a taste sensation alright. Grab one and head for their secret bar (it's hidden behind a wardrobe).
Llama Inn
You'll find Llama Inn on the seventh floor of The Hoxton Hotel in Shoreditch, boasting stunning views of London from its rooftop terrace. This stylish space features a terracotta colour scheme and lots of gorgeous greenery, as well as comfy booth seating to relax in.
Nab yourself a classic pisco sour, or opt for a more unusual bend like the coconut and Thai basil version. Hungry? There's also a scrumptious Peruvian menu to get stuck into, featuring the likes of tomato ceviche, pork chop on the bone and smoked cauliflower.
The Luggage Room
For pisco drinking in speakeasy-styled opulence, you've met your match with The Luggage Room. Tucked in a corner of Grosvenor Square, pisco is blended with sugars and fresh lime juices to produce a cocktail with an indulgent zesty kick at one of Mayfair's most decadent drinking spots after all.
