Bars Near St Paul's

This restaurant gives you delicious wines and locally sourced food only a stones throw from St Paul's. Chow down on classic British fare and dreamy cocktails in the main restaurant or go all out with your own private room.

Perched right in St Paul's shadow is Patch St. Paul's, a relaxed restaurant, cocktail & wine bar and lively club rolled into one. Stop by to enjoy some seriously impressive happy hour deals and vibrant end-of-week DJ nights in very cool surroundings. Patch St. Paul's naturally attracts a fun-loving, trendy crowd of city-workers - its definitely worth joining them when you're next out!

This intimate and cute wine bar is only moments from St Paul's and is perfect for a weekday pitstop. Enoteca da Luca is based around traditional Italian wine shops - think flavoursome and hearty seasonal dishes alongside an excellent choice of wine.

A great City pub near St Paul's Cathedral, the quirkily-named Shaws Booksellers combines the understated charm of a trusted local with a thriving City centre location. The lunch and dinner menus cannot be missed and there is a great selection of real ales - for the discerning beer drinker. As the pub is close to St. Pauls, it is the perfect pit-stop during a day out in London, or an after work drink.

Inspired by Spain, El Vino is serving up a huge list of wines and tapas-style sharing plates only minutes from St Paul's. Spread over two floors, you'll find a modern bar with cosy lounge seating and a private dining room.

Take a stroll down Ludgate Hill and on to New Bridge Street, where you'll find one of the most warm and relaxed city of London pubs in the form of The Albion. A great spot for a swift half before heading home - there's an extensive wine selection and a range of award-winning real ales - there's also a tasty menu of comfort food favourites and all the live sport shown on five plasma screens throughout the venue.

Viaduct Tavern is a traditional London City pub, located in the heart of the City near St. Pauls. A must for lovers of London's history, and originally built as a Victorian gin palace - The Viaduct Tavern has evolved in to a brilliant City Pub serving great food and choice real ale. In salute to the pub's history, there is also a great selection of gins that must be explored. 

Close to many of London's hot tourist spots and set in the shadows of St. Paul's cathedral, Pavilion End is a beautiful city pub, great for cosy after work drinks, with big screens to watch various sports events and a pool table for those wanting some other entertainment. Their outdoor beer garden is perfect for catching some rays in central London and escaping the bustle of other city bars. 

The Happenstance is another popular haunt for local city workers grabbing a drink in St Pauls. This bar serves up corporate lunches and drinks, not unlike many other bars in the area, but also offers premium champagne and bespoke cocktails for those looking to loosen the work-shackles a little. 

St Bart's Brewery is Smithfield's eclectic bar and restaurant near St Pauls serving up locally sourced beers, artisan wines and fresh British food with ingredients plucked from the nearby market. Open from breakfast through until dinner, there's live music, lager sourced directly from Meantime's brewery and private hire packages suitable for groups anywhere up to 250 in size.

Having succeeded with their Islington bar, the Simon Bastable and Andrew Green have taken their Four Sisters name to the St Paul's area. Framed by wood-panelled floors and an elevated seating area called The Study, the main show is the cocktail menu, which changes each week and showcases a selection of homemade bitters and syrups. 

A five-minute walk from St Paul's, Kirin Chinese Restaurant is bringing delicious Asian food to the city. The spot also has karaoke rooms on site, meaning you can keep the party going.

Offering a perfect balance of style and sophistication, you can't go wrong with a night on the tiles at Dirty Martini. The sleek interiors are quite something, but it's the killer cocktails that really take this place up another level. Good for after-work refreshment and late-night debauchery in the same breath.

Taking inspiration from its surroundings, the Paternoster is as traditional as it is modern. The bright and open plan setting does not distract from the fact that this is a conventional pub in an iconic part of town, perfect for kicking back in non-pretentious atmosphere, or grabbing a drink after work near St Pauls. 

This Grade II listed pub harks back to Britain's nautical history, from the decor to the menu. There are plenty of drinks offerings including craft ales, beers and lagers, a dedicated G&T menu and a stunning selection of cocktails, as well as a hearty food menu of pub classics along with live music, it's a great hideaway just a stone's throw from St Paul's. 

Just a short walk from St Paul's, this stunning bar and restaurant is a one-stop-shop for delicious British dishes and a wide selection of wines from around the world.