Circle Line Bars

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By Scarlett Welch • Editor, DesignMyNight Scarlett has covered the UK's best restaurants, bars and events for DesignMyNight since 2023. She holds an MA in Media & Journalism, with bylines in The Crack magazine and South London News, among others.

The Circle Line isn't what it used to be. Literally. Originally going in full circles, in recent years it has added an extra line meaning it is more bottle shaped than anything. In any case, this just means it goes through an even wider choice of areas, which of course means more bars. Read on to to check out our recommended Circle Line bars within Zones 1-2.




The Cocktail Club Monument

There's a lot to love about The Cocktail Club Monument, beyond its iconic bottomless brunches (although those really do capture our hearts). This quirky den is inspired by the tailors of Savile Row and features a taxidermy front shop, plus revolving animal mannequins in suits. Its drinks list is just as quirky, with the likes of a bourbon-based Beacon & Egg affair up for sipping, as well as classics done well such as espresso martinis and mojitos.

Lucky Voice Liverpool Street

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Whether you're hiring out one of their nine private karaoke booths, dancing to DJ sets or even attending their Saturday bottomless brunches, Lucky Voice Liverpool Street promises bucketloads of fun. Expect neon signs and disco balls galore, with more than 12,000 different songs to sing along to - with something to suit all tastes. Try out themed cocktails like the Honey Honey or a Purple Rain while you're here, with tasty pizzas and cocktails to boot - all delivered right to your room.

Duke on the Green

Working your way across the Circle Line and just so happen to be stopping off at Parsons Green? There's one venue you that you definitely shouldn't miss. A cutesy gastro pub with British bites and pints to its name, Duke on the Green promises the ultimate in laid-back drinking and dining.