Located in a converted luggage room, The Luggage Room requires entry through a hidden hatch (very secret agent style). Inside, you'll be rewarded with a chic and authentic 1920s bar complete with jazz music and a huge ice block for carving off into each perfectly mixed cocktail.

Opium is a secret cocktail bar in the heart of Chinatown. They are London's leading purveyor of seasonal Oriental themed libations, using ingredients sourced locally in Chinatown. Concealed behind an ordinary little door; it's perfect for a cool and unique place to drink in London. Opium would certainly impress a date or be a good place to have a meal with friends. Private hire? Their Peony bar is a stunning, secret option to boot.

Nightjar is a live swing and jazz speakeasy with inventive cocktails and a tasty food menu to boot. A unique haunt masked between a chicken shop and a newsagent in Shoreditch and perched in Soho too, there's nothing bog standard about this prohibition-inspired nook. Expect innovation and invention by the glassful. 

A mish-mash of quirky features and cool surfaces, Callooh Callay has a comic book style menu for you to peruse at your pleasure, and a secret Jub Jub room hidden behind a wardrobe. Very Narnia, we know. A one of a kind cocktail bar for sure.  

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Tucked beneath The Breakfast Club in London Bridge, you'll need to search for this spot. A sassy looking space with neon-lit nooks in abundance, Call Me Mr Lucky is the city's patron saint of all things liquid as innovation and invention are the pinnacle of their entire, basement orientated, eclectic ethos.

A hidden speakeasy bar for a secret organisation of agents and spies, this unique Shepherd's Bush bar brings you a unique menu of Sherlock Holme's inspired sips, alongside a few tasty edible options including pizza and afternoon tea.

Nestled beneath the buzzing streets of Fitzrovia, you'll find a cool, collected cocktail bar; Reverend J W Simpson. A dimly lit drinking den with stripped-back wallpaper and the building's original tiles, it provides the ultimate backdrop for a night of imbibing, whether it's slinky dates or catch-ups with pals.

Hidden beneath Pahli Hill Bandra Bhai in Fitzrovia, an opulent Indian dining destination, you'll find a tasteful but eccentrically groovy 1970s-style cocktail bar. While surrounded by quirky ornaments, unique posters and the like, dive into the menu of tantalising tipples.

The Breakfast Club has a secret... So if you're in town, you should really pay the Mayor a visit. Cool-as-you-like, this cocktail-heavy secret is perhaps the most discreet bar in this list. Ask to see 'The Mayor' after your delicious dinner, and you might just find what you're looking for in the fridge. Yes, the fridge.

Underneath Swift Borough you'll find a sexy speakeasy, Back Pocket, that oozes date night vibes. Get ready for low lighting, intimate nooks and one helluva drinks menu - think all kinds of deliciously creative cocktails, beers and wines.

Craving those illicit sips with your beau or pals? We thought as much. Although Silverleaf has a gorgeous main bar space, where all the tasty concoctions are made, it also has a hidden spot. Head upstairs to the hush-hush space for those secret moments.

Situated through a greenhouse and flower shop, God's Garden is one of Marylebone's prettiest secret venues. Once you find it? You'll be met with seating under large stretch tents, breathtaking foliage and a plethora of lip-smacking drinks. Booyah.

Nestled underneath the street of Fitzrovia you'll find this stunning cocktail bar, serving up creative cocktails and lively decor. Head down to the spot on the weekend where you'll find late-night DJs playing tunes til the early hours.

Find the gold plaque on the wall and descend into somewhere that is 'not a brothel', we repeat is 'NOT a brothel'. This secret gem is the decadent place to hit for your palate pleasers and divine dishes. Top pastry chef Dorian Picard is at the helm to bring you the best in dessert plates while the bar tinkles with hand-crafted cocktails.

When it comes to hidden bars, this secret one within Merchant House of Bow Lane has it all. Officially the smallest in the capital, there's a private bartender, your own music selection and even the chance to shake up your favourite concoctions.

Step through the opulent looking glass mirror and enter a coveted world of decadent debauchery, expertly mixed drinks and lavish decor. Victorian furniture, gorgeous cocktails...and a secret room? This unique hidden bar is a completely original venue exuding charm, fantasy and an intriguing ambience. Best to keep this one hush hush.

One of London's most beautiful hidden bars, blink and you *just* might miss Disrepute. Tucked between the hubbub of Carnaby Street and Kingly Court, Disrepute is bringing you history, glamour and stunning cocktails in equal measure.

Don't be confused by the stripped back walls and candlelit tables, because Gremio is far from holy. In fact, there's about to be a whole lot of sinning as the DJs spin the tunes while you soak up tapas and cocktails.

After secret bars in Covent Garden? You'll find Stereo tucked away underneath the market, delving out steak, small plates and burgers alongside killer cocktails. Not only that, but there's live music from the house band each night and DJs 'til late.

Look behind the paintings, search a few of the bookcases and you might stumble across the disguised bar at Bourne and Hollingsworth Buildings. Harking back to the secret basement haunts of years gone, Below & Hidden serves a variety of different cocktails and potent drinks.

If you're on the hunt for intimate and private places, Keystone Crescent is the perfect members club to check out. Enjoy a small list of cocktails using homemade mixers at this King's Cross secret bar and you'll be sure to impress.

Is there anything more secret than an underground bar? We thought not. Check out Supermax in King's Cross for some cool basement vibes, stunning interiors, cocktails galore and a fabulous selection of live disco tunes. 

Appearances can sometimes be deceiving and the derelict pub on Kingsland Road is no exception. Head downstairs and you'll uncover the extravagant King's Head Members Club, with a secret basement club, lounge bar and restaurant for you to enjoy.

This private members club is taking you to a time of slinky circus acts, show-stopping cabaret performers and uplifting live music. Experience some of London's best performers; from vintage burlesque queens to showgirl extraordinaires.

Nestled in Earls Court, Evans & Peel Detective Agency is a 1920s-style speakeasy, where bootlegged booze is shaken, mixed and stirred into tasty cocktails. Make your way into this clandestine hangout to indulge in live jazz and swing music, as well as American-style bites.

Opened by cocktail sumpremo Oskar Klimaszewski, Found is worth the hunt. The cocktail bar is concealed away in Shoreditch, head downstairs and through the velvet curtain to discover delicious tipples and a venue of cosy nooks and crannies.

From experience, we can tell you that La Bodega Negra is hard to find. But if you persevere through the naughty-looking sex shop exterior, you're in for quite the treat. Grab a table in one of the sultry, subterranean alcoves to indulge in Mexican-style dining and drinking.