Best Bars On Oxford Street London

It may be hard to believe, considering all the hefty crowds and iconic shops it's known for, but this London hotspot also houses some excellent liquid lairs. You just need to know where to look. From cocktail haunts and traditional pubs to late-night party spots and underground treasure troves, some of the best bars on Oxford Street are hidden right under your nose. But not for long... 

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Adam and Eve, Oxford Street

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The Adam and Eve is a gorgeous little gastropub hidden just a hop, skip and a jump away from the main Oxford Street drag. Seasonal fare and an extensive range of lagers, wines and spirits make this gem ideal for all your after-work drinking and dining needs.

The Flying Horse

If you're after some history with your pint, look no further than The Flying Horse, the last remaining pub on Oxford Street. Dating back to 1790, the traditional London boozer stocks a hefty selection of cask ales, gin and wine and also screens a number of sports fixtures. 

1864 Rooftop Bar

Picture-perfect and located on the 6th floor of John Lewis Oxford Street, 1864 Rooftop Bar is the ideal hideout if you're looking for sky-high sips and a break from the city. It provides a plush, green seating area adorned with wildflowers, pinstripe furnishings and private wooden booths to relax and enjoy a signature tipple in. Look forward to a menu packing the likes of a Fig Old Fashioned, followed by decadent small plates such as lobster rolls, hand-carved Ibérico Bellota ham and chorizo croquetas with Manchego.