Northern Line Bars

The team at All Bar One on Villiers Street are no strangers to hosting fun nights out in London. Armed with a fully stocked bar and having created a number of signature and classic cocktails, the venue prides itself on offering guests a fun, serene way to relax and unwind after work.

Located only minutes from London Bridge, The Breakfast Club is really holding its own with the plethora of restaurants, bars and foodie hotspots surrounding it. Think refreshing cocktails and all day brunch dishes in quirky surroundings.

Hop off at Old Street and you'll find a cocktail bar that oozes luscious libations and party vibes. This fun-loving hideaway is a playground for booze-fuelled fun with whimsical cocktails and a Negroni fountain of youth. 

Charing Cross's Asia De Cuba blends the wonderful tastes and flavours of Asia with, you guessed it, Cuba. Situated in a truly striking setting, guests are treated to a sophisticated yet chilled atmosphere while they tuck into the outstanding food on offer. Highly rated among locals and visitors alike, it's definitely worth the visit.

Next time you find yourself hanging about in London Bridge waiting for your train head to this fantastic restaurant for some stunning plates of seafood and quality wines and cocktails.

Found yourself knocking about Balham with some spare time to kill? Well thank goodness, as now you can shimmy on over to Lost & Found to see to a few of their inventive mixed drinks. A Red Haired Mojito and a Candy Bar are must tries, and definitely try the sharing Alice in Wonderland if you're in a group of between 3 and 5pm.

Jump off the Northern Line and straight into Loves Company as this bar is only seconds from Old Street Station. The Shoreditch spot is cool and quirky in equal parts, with neon interiors, bright pink walls, and a late licence for the party animals amongst you.

Located in the heart of Clapham Common, Venn Street Records brings an alternative twist to your night out. This vinyl-clad, rock 'n' roll drinkers den is where regular live acts take the stage and the bar team knock-up cocktails like the aptly named AC/Daquiri. Seek out the statement neon sign and head inside for happy hour discounts and a cheap yet fun date night.

Hop on that Northern Line and get yourself down to Camden Town or Euston Square for one of its amazing five hour long happy hours! There you can drink their wonderful cocktails that are served in intriguing crockery, while sitting in a quirky, kitsch bar decked out in crystal skulls and neon signs.

One for the weekend warriors, this slick cocktail bar near Tooting Broadway offers a stunning range of drinks, alongside great DJs to keep the party going until 2am.

Making your way down the Northern Line one drink at a time? Then you'd best stop off in Tooting. Hidden in the heart of the iconic Tooting Market, join the darling Unwined In Tooting for a night of some of the best bottles of wine and charcuterie in the business.

Perfectly placed between the station and the O2 Kentish Forum, The Oxford Tavern is more than just a local's pub. Offering an impressive array of craft beer from local, regional and international creators, it's a must for any beer-lovers exploring the Northern Line.  

Located just minutes from Angel station, this Islington haunt is all about good drinks and fun times. You'll find a great selection of food and drinks; from cocktails to beers, as well as, parties at the weekend and regular DJs.

Located just a short stroll from Angel station, Laki Kane is a popular cocktail bar in Islington. Head to the Upper Street spot for Instagrammable interiors, rum masterclasses and tropical concoctions created using house-made ingredients.

Tucked away in the shadow of The Shard, this Northern Line boozer boasts an ample choice of beer, wine and cocktails. A perfect spot for after-work drinks, Telephone Exchange also have a menu of classic British eats to explore should your tummy start to rumble.

Not far from Angel station, head to The Winchester for a cool hangout filled with plush seating and low lighting, as well as a long, tasty cocktail list, and a food menu packed with delicious British dishes.

Bringing you late night music from live DJs and artists alongside colourful interiors and a vibrant atmosphere, this north London club makes a great party destination. Make your way to Mornington Crescent where you'll find space for 400 and great drinks.

Oval's Fentiman Arms is a warm and welcoming gastro pub within strolling distance of the famous cricket ground. Quality British grub and a fine selection of wine is their staple, and swing by during the summer to enjoy BBQ'd treats in their exceptional beer garden.

Alight at London Bridge to find The Old School Yard, a hedonistic haven that is something of a playground for adults. A really buzzing cocktail bar, guests can drop by for a refreshing drink with their mates, sing their hearts out in their private karaoke room, or dance the night away to some of the South's top DJs.

A former Victorian boozer in King's Cross has been transformed into this charming cocktail bar. The Rackteer isn't just well-crafted cocktails, there's also an onsite bottle shop and beer garden to soak up the rays come summer.

This lively bar and Brazilian restaurant is right at the forefront of Old Street's vibrant nightlife scene. Part Brazilian beach bar, part London bloc party; Floripa is always abuzz with a stylish crowd of pleasure-seekers who come for the tasty cuisine and stay for the lively DJ nights and live bands.

Whether you're partial to a drink from our friends across the pond, or just looking for a fun new boozer, Homeboy is your place. Expect chilled out vibes with hip-hop and R&B, alongside creative cocktails, lashings of whiskey and Irish-inspired food.

Found yourself close to the Northern Line and looking to jump off at the best local bar? Then why not hop off at Clapham North for not only fusion Japanese and Brazilian dining, there's cocktail treats galore to be found at Mommi. 

Jump off the Northern Line at Camden Town for BYOC Camden, a spot that will take you a million miles from the tube with their themed prohibition decor. The idea is that your bring your own spirit, which talented bar tenders will then knock up into at least five different concoctions.