Best Cider Bars and Pubs in London

As the dreary winter afternoons slowly turn into fresh Spring mornings, and as Britain emerges from underneath a blanket of rain and wind, the nation's orchards and vines are once against bursting full of flavourful, juicy fruit. Traditionally created using the fermented juices of an apple, Britain's breweries have now produced a whole load of experimental ciders, developed using an array of exotic fruits and palate treats. Here's a list of London pubs known for cider.

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Last updated on 8th August 2025




Hand Of Glory

With rustic wall-hanging, intriguing art installations and antiques scattered all over the place, this Hackney-based pub is definitely one of the more interesting pubs that London has to offer. The pub's bar boasts some of the quirkiest creations of the UK's biggest breweries, such as 5 Points Brewing and Crate Brewery; from summer-berry treats to a selection of mulled ciders.

The Spencer Arms

A proper pub experience on Putney Common, The Spencer Arms is making sure you're covered for laid-back vibes, rustic-looking fireplaces and the real ales or cider to match. You can accompany fresh, seasonal produce-led meals with the finest ciders from local brewers here.

The Bohemia

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One for the beer and cider lovers, The Bohemia in North Finchley has it all. Sporting high ceilings with dangling silver lights and dark green walls, it's a cosy yet bright and airy hangout that promises some of the best brews in the business, including its own made onsite. Look forward to sipping on the likes of the Beano (a punch IPA), Celtic Marshes Lily The Pink (a medium still cider) and more.

Pilango Cider Bar

Get to grips with some of the finest ciders in the city as Pilango opens up its Parsons Green shop for a series of tastings that will take your cider knowledge from zero to 100 in just a couple of hours.

Umbrella Cider House

Situated in Bethnal Green, Umbrella Cider House is London's only working cider house that also serves as a taproom and event space. Tucked underneath the railway arches, this is a cool space filled with exposed brickwork and minimal decor, with an outdoor seating area too.

They serve a wide range of delicious ciders and alcoholic ginger beers, as well as cocktails on tap for as little as £7. There's plenty of entertainment on the cards too, from darts and pool to comedy nights, pub quizzes and open mic sessions.