Best Bars In Fitzrovia

A cool coffee spot on Fitzrovia where wine and cocktails come to life after lunchtime, Riding House Cafe is a chic spot to grab a drink near Soho, complete with brunch and dinner dishes should they take your fancy.

If you're looking for a bar that does it all, then head on over to The Black Horse. With a classic pub downstairs serving craft beer and wine and a speakeasy cocktail bar upstairs serving some of the best drinks in London, you won't want to miss out on this one.

Found on Rathbone Place, Lucy Wong is a beautiful cocktail bar that's inspired by 1950s Hong Kong. Chinese elements are blended with luxurious twists for a slick, speakeasy vibe. Pop by for authentic East Asian dining and a creative selection of unique liquid libations.

You'll find the Lobby Bar at the London EDITION in the heart of Fitzrovia oozing elegance, and making a striking entrance thanks to its stainless steel orb suspended from the ceiling. The space offers British and European elegance in the form of soft lighting, towering walls and cosy plush sofas. It makes the perfect place to enjoy a drink with a twist alongside friends, such as the McDuff Old Fashioned, made using coconut water. 

If you're looking for lively bars in Fitzrovia, you've come to the right place. The Union Bar Regents Place is a buzzing watering hole with tapas and Sunday roasts, as well as a thirst-quenching selection of beers, spirits and cocktails.

Not only once a DesignMyNight award winner, The London Cocktail Club in Fitzrovia near Goodge Street is a heralded home to all things mixology. Located in a basement, the London Cocktail Club is edgy, cool yet refined with its high-quality delicious cocktails made by some of London's most talented bartenders. 

You might be in the area for work, or to see friends, but you might also be in the area to check out this epic, and nostalgic experience. Bringing you Monopoly on an epic scale, not only can you experience that game bigger than ever, expect themed drinks and snacks.

The Albany is a quirky little corner pub that mixes modern with contemporary in Fitzrovia. The first floor is a traditional area that serves British plates and seasonal dishes, while downstairs a sexy basement bar mixes cocktails and puts on some seriously hot DJ nights.

A firm favourite of the area since 2012, LIMA is a Peruvian bar and restaurant founded by brothers Gabriel and José Luís Gonzalez. They've won many awards, thanks to a menu that ranges from pistachio lamb rump to rib eye tartare and honey squash with soft cheese.

They've got delicious Latin American cocktails and a wide variety of wines to wash down your meal. As for the venue itself, expect pared-back, grey walls and simple furnishings, contrasting the strikingly colourful ceiling display.

Bourne & Hollingsworth Bar is a creative cocktail bar located on Rathbone Place, presenting an elevated living room-style den. Its walls are covered in old paintings of those living in excess, suited and booted, paired with red leather sofas and intimate lighting. You'll find DJs here playing until the early hours of the morning and a bespoke cocktail menu featuring the likes of the Gatsby, made with vodka and pomegranate, plus tea-infused gin in the form of the aptly named Time For Tea.

The Refinery offers seasonal food and a catalogue of wines in a relaxed, refreshing Fitzrovia plot. Alight at Warren Street and stroll inside, there's every reason to visit for an early morning meeting or some late night lounging alike. There's signature flatbreads, fresh salads, 10oz t-bone steaks and immaculately presented cocktails to get familiar with.

Based in the heart of Fitzrovia's Warren Street, The Smugglers Tavern is a charming pub that promises to cater for whatever mood you might find yourself in. Something of a jack-of-all-trades, the bar offers 30 different types of rum and the finest creations from 20 of London's bets breweries. If that wasn't enticing enough, the kitchen is on hand to deliver fresh gastro dishes and brunch classics, all made using the freshest ingredients available. 

Reverend JW Simpon is quite the quirky hangout. The building retains the original wall coverings, flooring and tiles of its previous inhabitant (its namesake). And as for the cocktail menu? Creative concoctions made from foraged, seasonal ingredients and little-known spirits.

Serving up tongue-tantalising bevvies and glorious interiors, 28-50 Oxford Circus is a great Fitzrovia bar. Be sure to enjoy some quaffable cocktails, including a Guadalajara with Mezcal, grapefruit, lime and agave or a Perfect Lady made from gin and Crème de Pêche.

Ping pong tables, shot wheels and crazy Scandinavian traditions all fuse together to create this fun-time party bar in Fitzrovia. Nordic Bar celebrates the food, drink and buzzing party culture that hails from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland. Expect to be dancing all night to the freshest tunes and possibly having to wear a cone on your head and shout 'Skaol' before downing your drink!

A quirky bar in Euston, check out The Prince of Wales Feathers. Along with scrumptious Sunday roasts, nachos with camembert fondue and stacked burgers, you'll get to sip on a few delicious cocktails - fab for catch-ups with friends.

A haven for London's wine-lovers, Vagabond offers over 100 bottles to try with a goodly of others to explore. Downstairs, the space features its own twenty bottle tasting machine, perfect for date nights, catching up with friends and aficionados alike. 

The Lucky Pig just so happens to be one of the coolest bars in Fitzrovia. The interiors are packed with shabby chic wallpaper, a grand 1920s style bar and cosy chesterfield sofas to sink into – but if that wasn't enough, they happen to know how to party as well. With live music, DJs and an inspiring cocktail menu, you know where to go next time you want to have fun in London.

Bright, light and full of a thousand eyes, the Long Bar is a stylish spot in the heart of the quirky Sanderson Hotel. The bar lines the entire length of the huge dining room and decorated with crystal chandeliers and quirky chairs decorated with eyes. In true Sanderson style, the cocktail menu is not short of surprises and features some of Fitzrovia's quirkiest concoctions. 

Located underneath Georgian-inspired restaurant Kinkally, Bar Kinky is a sleek basement bar filled with stainless steel and glowing orange lighting. They're best known for their bold cocktail menu, which has earned them a spot on the Pinnacle Guide.

Expect unique ingredients like jalapenos, roasted leeks and even goat's cheese making up their drinks - great for discovering new favourites.

A cocktail bar that's electric with opportunities, Fitz's offers a quirky escape from normality with its art deco decor, flamboyant furnishings and creative cocktail menu paying tribute to Bloomsbury's free spirits both past and present.