Hipster Bars In London

Located on Roman Road in Bow, A Fallen Poète embodies the ultimate East London hybrid concept: a speciality coffee bar, contemporary lifestyle shop, and evening cocktail lounge. With its clean lines, minimalist aesthetic, and carefully selected own-label goods, the space radiates an authentic, bohemian charm that feels genuinely cool.

From Thursday through Saturday evening, you'll find the café shifting focus to serve a dynamic cocktail menu alongside subtle background beats.

Kooky characterised, Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes is an aspiring art student's inspiration with its ever-changing, intriguing interior themes. A highly attractive hangout if you're looking for a drinking den with a unique edge, showcasing for example a 1950s American home kitchen complete with pharmacy counter and walls dressed in detergents, soaps, sodas and jams. Just one of its many looks, this uber-quirky bar design was as original as its cocktail list, including names like "Aspirin & Lard"!

You get an inquisitive mix of punters at Gigi's in Shoreditch, which wears a colourful aesthetic proudly. One night, you could be listening to the Sex Pistols while drinking a margarita or watching a live band stood next to a Totem pole, all of your standard ingredients for a hipster's night out. Non?

An age old favourite amongst the creatively booted community for often raucous nights in town. This hipster bar is famous for its regular karaoke nights and Victorian décor. There may not be a huge selection of drinks but you'll be too caught up in the party mood and cheap deals to care, honestly, many a night has gone missing at The Dolphin. Put down the guitar and pick up a mic for a fun night down The Dolphin. 

Some call it the ultimate London hipster bar, others call it a revelation in dining. Whatever your stance, there's no denying that The Little Blue Door is something else entirely. With eccentric brunch parties, killer cocktails and hosts of the Ultimate Dinner Party experience, this great Fulham bar and restaurant is anything but bland.

Combining cool with sophistication, Peters & Co. Gin Palace has to be one of the trendiest bars in the East End. If you've a penchant for all things hipster then this classy little gin palace will suit you. The decor is a tiled and simple 1930's style, the drinks are divine and they've taken over a pie and mash shop. Awesome.

This traditional London pub lies within Broadway Market which is particularly prime spot for those trendy wendys the populace likes to call hipsters. The Dove may look traditional on its surface but wait until the board games come out. The Dove serves an amazing array of rustic gastro dishes, which probably explains why it's so hard to walk in and get a table on weekends.

The Old Blue Last in Shoreditch doesn't play by the rules, and why would you expect it to when it's owned by Vice magazine. This buzzing hipster joint is chocked full of attitude to party hard. There's a constant flow of tomorrow's biggest bands coming through the doors too so you'll want to head down today.

The Haggerston in Hackney is a long serving London hipster bar, in fact it was probably present in the beginning. The rustic interior that's become an accustomed feature of East End pub restorations and the eclectic blend of live music from every genre have made it popular with the pre-clubbing Dalston crowd so you'll want to get down early to guarantee your spot.