London Bars Available To Book
Recent government announcements mean that lost dreams of drinking on London patios are no longer being conjured up by your imagination. Marking a (socially distanced) return to reality for wine bars, cocktail bars and whisky bars in London, July 4th will see the dusting of tables and restocking of back bars. Need to know where to head? We've compiled a list of the London bars opening on July 4th... and better yet? We can help you get booked in.
*please note, opening scenarios will be dictated by both government and experience, so please stay safe, stay in contact with the event you've booked tickets for and be conscious of the impact you have on people around you when leaving home for these bookings.
Last updated on 30th July 2020
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Still feeling sad about those cancelled holiday plans? Head to Laki Kane for a slice of paradise in the heart of Islington. Known for its palm tree interiors and menu of rum-based concoctions, this place is sure to banish those lockdown blues.
601 Queen's Road has been hard at work to ensure that you can get your fix of lush cocktails and tasty food whilst feeling safe. As well as temperature checks as you enter, tables limited to groups of 6 and hand sanitiser stations, they also have a new app that gets you order and pay so you can go completely contactless.
Looking to splash out a little post-lockdown? Galvin Bistrot & Bar is a luxurious restaurant from Michelin-starred chefs Chris and Jeff Galvin, who have come together to reflect the look and style of French bistrots in Paris and Lyon, so you can experience a trip to the Continent without leaving London.
The minds behind Callooh Callay are spreading the cocktail joy to Highbury and Islington with Little Bat, inspired by museums and libraries with some of Upper Street's best dishes. Whether you're craving boozy brunch, high-quality cocktails or delicious dining, this is one top bar to book this July.
If you like you're a fan of theatrical drinks, then look no further than Opium. A trip to this Chinatown powerhouse is sure to a memorable one as you watch the team create a host of unique signature sips as well as putting their own spin on classics, including sesame old fahioneds and lychee martinis.
Deptford's quirkiest and award-winning bar is back in action and reading to shake up some of their wacky cocktails for the London masses. Little Nan's has also extended into a third arch and gotten two heated circus-style tents, meaning it's quadrupled in size and perfect for socially distanced drinks with friends.