Victorian Bars in London

Victorian bars in London are renowned for their traditional British charm infused with unique decadence, extravagant entertainment, cosy settings, and exquisite food and drinks, and that’s why we wanted to introduce you to some of the capital’s best hidden treasures. Bringing a bygone era back to life in the most fascinating ways, these hidden gems cater for a diverse clientele and specialise particularly in exotic drink creations guaranteed to send your taste buds wild. Whether you want a cosy retreat for after work drinks or a more lavish celebratory affair, we have come up with a whole host of venues that offer a cool blast from the past.

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Mr Fogg's

50 reviews

Step into the world of Mr Fogg's and be transported to the Victorian era, where every corner is brimming with quirky charm and eccentricity. With locations in the heart of London, this immersive bar invites you to explore an extraordinary collection of curiosities, with antique suitcases, maps, and oddities sparking a sense of wonder.

Inspired by the adventurous spirit of Phileas Fogg, the iconic fictional explorer, Mr Fogg's offers a thrilling menu of expertly crafted cocktails, each one a nod to the world's most exotic destinations. Check out its murder mystery's, afternoon teas, cocktail making classes and more.

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The Escapologist

2659 reviews

Hailed as 'part lodge' and 'part Victorian men's club', The Escapologist is just that, a pure and vintage escape from the hubbub above. Head to this quirky, Victorian basement bar in London for a cool and quirky trip back through time.

Covent Garden ⋅ Soho
Cocktail Bar ⋅ Party Bar ⋅ Event Space

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The Three Greyhounds

A venue stooped in history, The Three Greyhounds is a charming Victorian hideaway off Tottenham Court Road in the centre of London. Swing by and you'll get to soak in all the vintage atmosphere with a pint of British beer.

Soho ⋅ Central London
Pub

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The Selkirk

1146 reviews

Set in a stunning, Victorian building, The Selkirk has refused to keep up with the modern, instead leaving all the classic flecks and interiors that make the perfect Victorian pub. Head on down for pub grub and gastro dining at its finest.

Tooting
Pub ⋅ Restaurant Bar ⋅ Gastro Pub

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The Roebuck

249 reviews

With multiple awards for ethical food sourcing, this London Bridge boozer is a hit not only for its selection of drinks. Of course, you'll be able to soak up delicious beers and real ales, but the changing menu of sustainably sourced dishes is just as impressive.