Stretching from Heathrow right the way through to Cockfosters, there's something of a swagger about the Piccadilly Line. Weaving its way through some of the city's most stylish and sought after neighbourhoods, there's no shortage of top notch bars on this 44-mile trip across the capital. Get some mates together, top up that Oyster Card and embark on a tour of our recommended (Zone 1 and 2) Piccadilly Line bars.
Last updated on 25th October 2022
Nestled in the centre of Soho, The Groucho Club is easily accessible via the Piccadilly Line. This fabulous private members club is lavishly decorated, with plush seating, roaring fireplaces and contemporary artwork. Head on over for cocktails, tasty grub and the like.
Just a short walk from Holborn, this gorgeous wine bar is a top spot for a few glasses before the journey home. Offering a huge drinks selection with specialist wines, craft beers and cocktails, alongside a delicious food menu, it's one of the best spots to hop off the tube for.
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Next stop Hammersmith, and the hugely popular Be At One Bar at the heart of The Broadway. Inside you'll encounter an intimate yet trendy hangout where you'll be able to pick between the usual quality array of Be At One cocktails; don't get too carried away though, we're only just getting started!
Situated just minutes from Hammersmith station, this popular boozer is all about the craft beers. There's over 40 different bottles available, with 20 available on tap. If that's not enough, then there's a carefully curated wine list and cocktails to accompany a fabulous selection of British dishes.
Dirty Bones Carnaby is a vibrant bar based just off of Carnaby Street. Only a short stroll away from Piccadilly Circus, the venue serves a range of inventive cocktails to its guests, matched with Southern-inspired dishes that'll leave you with a huge, greasy smile on your face.
Midnight Lounge Bar & Restaurant is one of the best bars along the Piccadilly Line. Found in the heart of the West End, this lively haunt features cabaret showcases with stunning dancers and burlesque stars keeping you entertained throughout your visit.
Found just a two-minute walk from Piccadilly Circus tube Station The Comedy Pub is one of the West End's best known stand up venues. Swing by to catch some of the funniest comedians in the city while taking advantage of the generous happy hour deals.
If you're on the hunt for Piccadilly line bars, then check out Cecilia's Wine House. This Drury Lane gem has a plethora of lip-smacking serves to enjoy with pals, alongside a mouthwatering menu. Head in on a Saturday for its brunch grub, including charcuterie platters and Champagne.
Located just a short walk from Arnos Grove Station, this charming pub is a great spot for outdoor drinking and dining. With two beer gardens, toasty heaters and a menu packed full of tasty plates, it's a guaranteed winner.
Just a short walk from Turnpike Lane Station, you'll find contemporary pub The Westbury fronting exposed brick walls, artwork from local talent and a terrace that's heated in winter and a sunny escape come summer. Better yet, there's roasts and drinks galore.
We'll round off our tour of the Piccadilly Line Zones 1 & 2 with a charming Irish pub near Finsbury Park. There's a fantastic beer garden, big screen for all the sport, lively quiz nights and partying through to the early hours at the weekends. Lively atmosphere plus good selection of drinks equals all-round winner.
Literally located steps away from Piccadilly Circus' tube station is the iconic Hard Rock Cafe, a music lovers delight and oozing American bravado. Decorated with a number of music memorabilia, their menu is filled with US classics, along with a few fabulously OTT dishes - 24-carat gold leaf steak burger anyone?
