Alfresco drinks and tapas on Carnaby Street? Dehasa's got your back. Indulge in Italian and Spanish small plates, watching the world go by with a glass in hand at one of the best orange wine bars in London.

Vinoteca has a curated list of top-quality wines to choose from, all sold by the glass. Looking to bring home a bottle? Head over to their self-contained wine shop and take your pick from the wide selection. They also have venues in Farringdon and City, so you won't have to travel far to reach an amazing orange wine bar in London. 

Riverside gem Two More Years is a natural wine bar in Hackney. They've got every variation on tap (including orange, of course), and with terrace parties every Saturday come summer and local DJs elevating the vibes on Friday nights, be careful not to spill your drink on your way to the dance floor. 

If you're trying to romance a wine-lover, you can't get more date night-worthy that The Wine Tasting Shop. With an international range of over 400 bottles, this is where to buy orange wine in London (or sip onsite alongside live music for a flat corkage fee). 

Residents of Elephant and Castle are lucky to have their wine needs met by award-winning hideaway Diogenes the Dog (and you can't really not allow pups on the premises with a name like that...). Bring your friends, four-legged or otherwise, to this dream destination for wine-lovers who also adore cheese and meat platters or pretty interiors. 

If there happens to be an even split of vino and cocktail-drinkers in your friend group, Franklin's Wine has got everyone's needs covered. This classy joint is led by a talented team of sommeliers and mixologists eager to bring you your favourite drink.

Take your mates orange wine tasting in London with a trip to Vagabond. The best part? These wineries have machines that dispense your drink with the tap of a card. From a flagship site in Fulham to a coveted spot at the famous Battersea Power Station, a sip is never too far away.  

Looking for a natural wine bar in South London? If you've found yourself at Aspen and Meursault, you're most certainly in the right place. Hailed as one of the best new outposts for grape-based bevs and sustainably sourced plates, its gleaming reputation and stylish interiors make it obvious that it takes after its award-winning older sister, Diogenes The Dog. 

One of those days where you can't quite face the commute home without some boozy reinforcements? Luckily The Refinery has a plush seat and a glass of red (or orange) with your name on it. Want to postpone home time a little longer? They've got a huge menu of affordable small plates, epic sharing platters and banging burgers for dinner. 

Boasting bottles from all over the world, with some that can only be found at this particular restaurant, ArrosQD has the perfect wine pairing for every one of its incredible dishes. The menu features a host of Mediterranean twists on Spanish plates, including extravagant wood-fired paellas topped with everything from lobster to tomahawk steak.  

No other East London venue catches the eye quite like Crispin in Spitalfields. Housed in an asymmetric pavilion, the striking exteriors aren't the only thing this place has going for it: think wines featuring rare grape varieties and European plates that will blow your mind.  

Been to Shoreditch recently? You may have passed one of the best natural wine bars in London without even noticing. Oranj's discreet entrance opens up to a world of quirky bottles, delectable small plates and unparalleled vibes thanks to the neon lighting and DJ sets.