Boozy Lunch in London

Headed for a boozy brunch in the City and looking for something not only authentic and British, but brimming with the chance for bubbly come 12? Then we've just the haunt for you. Classic dining with a boozy edge, join St Bart's Brewery for an indulgent lunch in London.

Venture Northwards for a little pub lunch special with plenty of booze. Angel's the Nags Head is a quaint pub oozing country side charm with its wooden décor and laid-back atmosphere, perfect for settling down with some hearty pub grub and pint (or two). Wood fired pizzas and the usual spread of burgers, sandwiches and steaks are on offer at this classic drinking den. 

When you're hungry and you just so happen to be headed for Angel, there's only one casual and cool destination for it, and that's John Salt. Head on down for Americana bites alongside a roster of top cocktails for a premium boozy lunch in London. 

Offering bottomless brunch every Monday to Friday until 2pm, this quirky Shoreditch bar and restaurant is a top spot for getting boozy over lunch.

The Lillie Langtry is a homely pub located a stone's throw away from Earls Court station in West London. Blending traditional with contemporary, the pub boasts a Victorian cocktail lounge downstairs and a kitchen that serves both brunch dishes a selection of different meats from their grill menu. Whether you're catching up with mates after work or enjoying a pub lunch with your family, this West London pub promises to please.

Rudie's isn't just great for eating delicious Jamaican dishes to the soundtrack of the smoothest reggae around, you can get 90 minutes of unlimited rum punch with any brunch dish too.

Greenwood in Victoria is a sports bar like no other. Serving amazing food that's certain to leave you grinning from ear to ear, the team behind this bar kick things up a notch on Sundays, offering a great bottomless brunch to all its patrons. 

With amazing food and drinks deals, student discounts and four hour weekday happy hour, there's no better place for a boozed up lunch than this gorgeous dim sum restaurant. 

Headed to King's Cross this lunchtime and hankering for a meal and pint alike? Then give yourself the treasure that is Somers Town. Head on down for lunch plates, international wines, themed rooms and craft beer aplenty. 

Talli Joe just might be the perfect place for a boozy lunch in London. Serving up traditional and regional Indian dishes, such as delicious offerings like Rasam poached shrimp and Konkan stewed pork, your belly will definitely be satisfied. But having them all washed down by their selection of Indian inspired cocktails is the best way to add the boozy to your lunch.    

When the menu tells you that prosecco with brunch is only a good thing, you know what you have to do. Come to Balans for brunch and you can enjoy modern brunch dishes washed down by bubbly and cocktails of all sorts.

This one'll put a smile on you thirsty face. Innovative mixology features heavily throughout their cocktail menu, alongside a failsafe selection of well-loved classics and a number of low-calorie 'skinnies' - all the more delicious when savoured alongside fresh and seasonally inspired British dishes.

The Beast of Brixton is a cracking independent joint hidden away on Acre Lane. Perfect if you want to grab some respite from the Brixton buzz, the Beast offers a regularly rotating menu of street food delicacies washed down with customised cocktails and local brews.

Looking to take the end of this lunchtime in London? Needing a location where the food is hearty and the drinks list is long? Then take to the City of London where The Fine Line are waiting to provide. A cutesy and kitsch gastro joint with the best of London beer, this is a great place to catch something hearty in the middle of the day. 

Located moments from Farringdon and open Monday - Friday, Black Sheep Coffee and Cocktails are all about excellent coffee, killer cocktails and scrumptious sharing boards.

When it comes to a dose of lunch and drinks in London, there's one top location set in the heart of Camden that's promising a hearty level of both. Not only can you catch gastro inspired bites and British lunchtime fare at Spread Eagle, there's craft beers to boot. 

This sophisticated venue is the perfect place for a spot of lunch, with delicious sandwich selections and burger assortments to choose from. Order a cheeky tipple alongside and meet the products of devoted mixologists.

Smith of Smithfields is a colourful venue that prides itself on catering for every mood. Decorated with distinctly rustic decor, the restaurant's talented team of chefs work with the best cuts of meat that Britain's farmers have to offer, butchering, seasoning and grilling each cut on site before serving it to the many guests that walk through the door. To help wash the copious amounts of comfort food down, the bar offers 60 different types of craft beer and an array of handcrafted cocktails. 

Do lunch the right way (with some cheeky boozing) and head to Ask For Janice where you'll find all manner of glorious liquors and tipples to satisfy your afternoon hankerings. Dig in to fresh lunch plates, light bites or something to graze on here where plush foods come as standard and you can pair your nosh with over 60 draught and bottled beers, some wine or choose form 40 Gins. 

Just around the corner from Fenchurch Street Station, this great City wine bar serves a selection of tasty grub and daily specials, alongside a fantastic wine list, making it perfect for a boozy London brunch.

This City spot brings a flavour of Spain, with a focus on tapas-style sharing plates, as well as, wine and cocktails. Dine outside in the summer months or escape the rain and dig in to lunch with two floors to choose from.

Shaking up a scientifically compiled cocktail menu that has been mixed into liquid form by keen mixologists, SINK - Paul Street is a sterling choice for a boozy lunch in London. Drop by for a bite to eat (we're talking Mediterranean salads and Malaysian coconut soup) and find yourself engrossed in a game of ping pong and their marvellous cocktail menu. 

The Jones Family Project is carving out quite a reputation for itself when it comes to delivering delectable, stylish and innovative cocktails. There's a selection of twenty-eight wines available by the glass or carafe, too, and when you throw in an excellent grilled meat and seafood - inspired choice of dishes, you've got a well-rounded candidate for your boozy lunch.

With a great drinks selection, and all-day breakfast fare, The Breakfast Club is always a top spot to settle in for a long and boozy lunch in London.

If you're hanging out around Victoria Park one morning with the gang and want a good boozy lunch nearby, then you could do no better than People's Park Tavern. There isn't anywhere quite like it, or indded anywhere that makes you feel so happy to be a Londoner - with its amazing parkside location, friendly daytime atmosphere, great hearty pub menu, and creative craft beers you won't ever want to leave. 

Whoeever said the the 70s, and the chicken kiev were merely nods to the past, clearly hasn't had the privilege of a boozy lunch at Coin Laundry. Not only boasting urban, dive inspired interiors that hark back to the 70s, their kievs and cocktails are pure craft.

Struggling for where to eat lunch in London? Get down to the Prince of Peckham and not only can you enjoy a delicious range of craft beers and cocktails, but also a food menu of tasty Caribbean food from White Men Can't Jerk.

Rosa's Thai Cafe in West London is a top choice for a delicious and vegetarian-friendly lunch. The intimate and lively spot serves dishes such as beef mussaman curry and pad Thai, all of which can be washed down with a beer or glass of wine.

For a delicious boozy brunch in a stunning Chelsea members club, there's only one choice. Beaufort House lays on a spectacular spread featuring light bites like fresh pastries, omelettes and salads as well as hearty burgers and steaks which really is a sight for sore eyes. With the venue's spread of wines, cocktails and champers it would be rude not to make it a boozy one.

Based just a stone's throw away from its original sister venue, Tank and Paddle Bishopsgate hopes to draw in the city's many busy workers with its comfort food offering, fun games and home brewed pints of beer. While the kitchen staff roll out freshly made stone-baked pizzas, the bar is busy serving home brewed pints of craft beer and real ale, all created in the giant tanks that stand behind the bar. Created with those boozy lunches in mind, this venue deals exclusively in fun vibes. 

Abbey is an eclectic, eccentric venue in the centre of the city. It's a bar, restaurant and nightclub that satisfies all moods, and it's particularly great if you're coming by for some food and a few drinks come lunchtime in London. Pick out something from their menu of gastro fare, packed with seasonal specials and new inventive plates, and wash it down with a cheeky tipple from their extensive choice of beers, wines, champagnes and spirits.