Bars in Farringdon

Situated close to the Islington Town Hall, The Hat and Tun is a charming boozer that creates a cosy sitting room feel with its leather armchairs, roaring fireplaces and taxidermy on the walls. You can enjoy a range of brilliant ales here, and you don't want to miss out on their Monday night pub quizzes.

Tuck into a delicious menu of traditional British fare here, including freshly baked pies available for lunch on weekdays.

Stylish drinking den The Conductor is heading up Fleet Place in Farringdon, serving culinary delights and all your favourite tipples to boot. Whether you're looking to be indulgent or healthy, there's something for you in this lineup of meals, mocktails and craft beer.

Like all Be At One venues, the Smithfield branch is a great party environment, popular for private parties, cocktail masterclasses and post-work drinks. Sit back and chill while the team of professionals concoct your favourites, then get in the mood with the party beats or relax after a long day at work.

Cocktail connoisseurs and lovers of all things quirky will adore this Farringdon find. The Rabbit Hole boasts unique interiors, from grass-covered walls to pretty chandeliers. Plus, it has an impressive drinks list, showcasing over 140 different mixes that fuses old and new-age bartending.

Tucked beneath the dramatic Holborn Viaduct, Farringdon Tap is a standout in London's buzzing bar scene. Spread across three characterful levels, this repurposed restaurant-turned-pub delivers atmosphere in spades - from its high-ceilinged, arch-lined ground floor to the basement's private karaoke booths and the charming mezzanine reached via a spiral staircase.

With a bar stocked full of fresh, rotating craft beers from top breweries across the UK and beyond, it echoes the quality and vibe of its sister venues like Euston Tap and Aldgate Tap. 

Established in 1876, The Clerkenwell Tavern in Farringdon is a popular destination for various occasions. Whether you're looking for a delicious lunch option destination, a refreshing drink after work, or an exciting late-night event in the basement cocktail bar, this place has you covered. Located near one of London's vibrant street food markets, the tavern offers a selection of natural & organic wines and craft beers. Their menu includes delightful options such as salt beef Rinkoffs sandwiches, kale Caesar salad bowls, and delectable housemade tiramisus.

Looking for the best places to drink in Farringdon? Fidelio Café is one gorgeous spot for drinking and dining in Central London. Get you fix of European dishes, perfectly paired with classic cocktails and glasses of wine in a stylish setting.

Harrild & Sons is an eclectic gastropub decked out in wood-furnished interiors, with a copper-topped bar and a diverse food menu. It offers real ales, craft beers, and a dedicated G&T menu. Downstairs, the 5cc drinking den provides a selection of top-flight whiskies and cocktails. Hungry? The menu includes gourmet pub grub such as wagyu burgers, crispy duck salad, and grilled lobster.

Vinoteca is an atmospheric wine bar in Farringdon with over 300 wines to choose from. The bar is intimate and the oak furniture and wine-filled shelves create a fabulous warm and buzzing atmosphere. Specialising in gourmet British and European plates, they can perfectly pair your dinner to your choice of wine. 

Styled with the rustic look of an old kitchen, combined with the comfort of your current one, Coin Laundry is a crowd-pleasing Farringdon restaurant and bar. Downstairs is home to community events and a place to bring the neighbourhood together, while upstairs you can sort you for a cocktail or two off their enticing menu. 

When it comes to going off the straight-laced drinking line and trying something a little different in Farringdon, nothing makes an evening unique quite like ping pong and cocktails. Join Bounce as their quirky space promises a night of drinks and entertainment combined. 

Clerkenwell & Social is the spot to be for tasty handmade pizzas and killer cocktails. Located on St John's Square, this joint is decked out in literary knick-knacks across its two floors that pay homage to the area's history. Swing by and take your time savouring delicious and affordable pizzas like salami, marinara, and pesto while sipping on custom-mixed cocktails made with homemade bitters and syrups, such as I See Lychee and Love Is A Smoke.

Enter a world of wonder at The Fable, Holborn's most enchanting venue where creativity meets culinary excellence. Inspired by mythical tales and magical moments, this dynamic space is as versatile as it is stylish, featuring vibrant interiors, cozy nooks, and an inviting ambiance that's perfect for any occasion.

By day, it's a bright and relaxed spot for coffee, brunch, and business meetings. By night, it transforms into a lively hub for cocktails, dining, and dancing. From their signature mixology creations to a menu packed with globally inspired dishes.

One of the best wine bars in Farringdon, this charming watering hole was formerly the vestry of St. Sepulchre's Parish. An excellent spot if you're looking for fine wines by the glass and cleverly curated cocktails, as well as tasty sharing boards heaving with delicious snacks.

A gorgeous place to get a drink in Farringdon, The Sutton Arms is a beaut, atmospheric pub that is popular among the after-work crowd. Make your way over for European charcuterie, gourmet grub and craft drinks in a pretty setting.

For those looking for something a little more traditional, this traditional London pub in Farringdon sits just shy of the area's main station. Its 'Cockpit' room downstairs is one of the most superb karaoke spots in London, and available for private hire. 

Looking for drinks in Farringdon? Whether it's an after-work sesh with colleagues or imbibing with mates, head to BrewDog where you'll be greeted with a huge selection of craft beers, as well as, burgers, hot dogs and loaded salads to soak it all up.

Styled like a New York pool house, 1920 is a chic Farringdon cocktail bar with decking, lipstick red furniture and a fun-time party vibe. Their DJs kick up a storm on the decks with a mix of your favourite tunes from all genres, while you get competitive on their 8ft American pool tables.

Located on Charterhouse Square, just a few minutes from Farringdon station, the Fox & Anchor brings a bit of Victorian charm to the city's pub scene. A space kitted out in grand mahogany, etched glass and heavy brass, get comfy in this historic boozer and while away the hours - the pub serves up both an excellent choice of cask ales and craft spirits as well as a delicious menu of seasonal, British food.

One of the most iconic dining events in London, this unique restaurant on Clerkenwell Green is take away the visual element of restaurants and instead you'll be dining in complete darkness. Led by blind and visually-impaired guides, the focus of the experience is to ignite your senses of smell, taste, touch and sound.

With a legendary five-hour happy hour, this quirky Farringdon watering hole is a top spot for cheap drinks, great DJs and delicious cocktails. Located by Smithfield Market, head down on a weekend and party it up until late in the night.

While The Hope, found just a stone's throw from Smithfield Market, may be more of a pub than a bar, it's fronting a haven of gin and cocktails if you head upstairs. The 'Juniper Room' is just what you need to relax on the weekend, or kick back after a hard day of work.

With four floors to lounge about in, it's no wonder that Smiths of Smithfield is a sought after destination for dinner and drinks alike. Whether you're sucking up savoury treats over dinner, tucking in to delicious drinks, or knocking back a wee bevvie over lunch, the rustic interiors and classic British menu will do your palate proud.

Viaduct Tavern is a bar in Farringdon with a great history and a lunch menu that has won over the locals of this vibrant area. The bar has a great selection of gin - in tribute to its gin palace history; it also has an ever changing real ale selection and a food menu packed with ingredients from the famous Smithfield meat market. 

The Piano Works defies the normal London bar by taking guests back to a time when dancing to live music was the only way to spend an evening. Based in a Victorian basement on Farringdon Road, the historic feel of this hidden spot contrasts with the upbeat sounds from the venue's musicians, or human jukeboxes, that will only play songs requested by you.

This three-storey pub is filled with rustic decor promising cosy corners to relax in and plush velvet sofas, feeling more like a living room than a pub. They serve a cracking range of cocktails, as well as freshly poured pints.

Feeling peckish? Their menu features everything from Buffalo chicken wings to beer-battered fish and chips or melting camembert beef burgers.

If you're after bars showing the next game in Farringdon, then Sports Bar & Grill is just the place. Expect to admire memorabilia throughout the venue, catch all the action on screens and toast to any successes with a pint.

A lush pub in Farringdon, The Clerk And Well is a supreme spot for drinks and bar snacks. Enjoy sipping on a jalapeno margarita or spiced pineapple mojito all while nibbling on devilled whitebait and cider-battered onion rings.