Quirky Bars In Soho

Once the go-to spot for the rich and famous during the 60s, Disrepute has cast off some of its former infamies and settled for being one of the most innovative cocktail bars in Soho. Each drink comes with a short story from the venue's heyday inspired by the faces that once frequented the area.

Is this the quirkiest bar in Soho? Most probably. Wizard Exploratorium is a magic-themed venue on Greek Street where you'll find all types of weird and wonderful things to do. A great spot for a date night in London, this beauty has everything from wand-making workshops and unicorn hot chocolates to fantastical afternoon teas.

As its name might suggest, you'll find Basement Sate below street level in a dimly lit space under Broadwick Street. The secret Soho bar is one of the coolest finds in the area, dishing out a mix of Parisian chic, quirky cocktails and a dessert-only menu.

If dim sum and cocktails sounds like your kind of night out, then a trip to quirky Soho spot Opium should definitely be on the cards. Hidden behind a nondescript door on Gerrard Street, this secret bar is serving up an ambitious set a menus inspired by everything from the zodiac calendar to feng shui. 

A fun Latin American bar in the heart of Soho, Barrio a great place if you're looking for affordable cocktails and a party atmosphere. Fill up on rum-laced cocktails and juicy burgers before the DJs bring out a mix of samba sounds and classic tunes.

Offering modern British cuisine and some stunning cocktails, the slick Old Compton Brasserie is a one-stop shop if you're looking for a slice of spunky London charm. Expect sexy decor and a menu of vegan, veggie and meaty options paired with a cracking drinks list.

One of the best affordable quirky bars in Soho, Simmons is a hotspot for after-work drinks and big nights out. From kitsch decor and retro games to teapot cocktails and a ludicrously long happy hour, the Bateman Street party spot certainly isn't lacking in character.

When it comes to a great night out in London, it's hard to do better than this Soho karaoke bar. Located on Poland Street, Lucky Voice is getting you and the gang into your own private booth so you can belt out those classic bangers without the usual judgement from the neighbours.

Looking for somewhere to celebrate in Soho? Midnight Lounge Bar & Restaurant is always a top choice. This slinky West End venue host some of the city's finest burlesque performers every night of the week, with the option to add VIP packages and free-flowing fizz to your evening.

A pretty private members room in Central London, The Arts Theatre Club is a gorgeous spot for those in the know. Offering a splash of Prohibition-era glamour and some striking drinks to boot, it's one of the coolest bars in the area.

Keeping things pink and pushing out some of London's best party cocktails, Jimi Loves Gloria are bringing the weekend to you on Greek Street. Covered in sequins, serving up drinks in disco balls and giving you those ultimate throwback vibes, it's a stop not to be missed.

For pirate-themed interiors and extravagant drinks, this Shaftesbury Avenue haunt is the place to hit. Head down into the subterranean bar and get to sipping on some of the quirkiest cocktails in Soho, complete with throwback tunes blasting through the speakers.

Inspired by the hard-partying history of its neighbourhood, Karma Sanctum Hotel is a quirky Soho bar keeping the spirit of rock'n'roll well and truly alive. Whether you're enjoying city sights from their rooftop terrace or knocking back bellinis at a bottomless brunch, this lavish location always makes for a raucous night out.

Circus aren't here to bring you bog-standard experiences and been there, done that dining. With performance at the heart of this oh-so buzzing Central London spot, you can expect aerial performers and contortionists doing the rounds, all while you tuck in.

An ideal location for chilled drinks in Soho, BrewDog is a casual craft beer bar with a whole lot going on. With over 20 brews on tap and innumerable bottles and cans stashed in the fridges, it's a magnet for beer-lovers from across London.

A favourite among drinkers and diners alike, The Breakfast Club's Soho is one of the best places in the area for quirky cocktails and big brunch spreads. Alongside filling hungry tums from dawn until dusk, the Arblay Street cafe fronts a decadent array of drinks.

A cool hidden bar, Cahoots is the basement venue offering you a portal to the past. Inspired by the roaring 20s and 30s, guests will find themselves in a world of retro cocktails and tube carriage decor at this intimate underground watering hole.