This commendable bar-club comprises one expansive room - divided by a wall with an oval hole in the middle, giving the illusion that half of Hoxton is here - and a small pool room downstairs. En savoir plus .
Tucked away in a courtyard accessible via an alley at the foot of Pentonville Road, this rustic, Andalucían-themed bar is dedicated to sherry. En savoir plus .
This landmark of the Shoreditch bar scene is characterised by its funky, cosmopolitan feel and touch of class. En savoir plus .
Occupying a space in some of the remnants of the original Euston train station, this snug lodge is dedicated to serving only the finest cider. En savoir plus .
Experimental Cocktail Club is perhaps the closest we have to a genuine hidden drinking den, and the fact it's on the tourist strip of Gerrard Street makes it even more interesting. En savoir plus .
This cosy cocktail cavern is a bar with down-to-earth decor, extremely well-crafted cocktails, switched-on staff and good music. Simple, really. En savoir plus .
Opened in 2009, together with the Mark Hix-operated restaurant on the ground floor, this is a destination in its own right. It's a subterranean speakeasy with plenty of style. En savoir plus .
Reminiscent of a Twin Peaks cabin with moose heads, mirror balls, and retro wallpaper, this hidden basement bar is delightfully quirky. En savoir plus .
A late-closing cocktail bar that boasts live jazz and a gifted bunch of bartenders who have compiled a well-crafted list featuring liquid legacies from the cocktail's golden era. En savoir plus .
A loveable place that aims to recreate the atmosphere of a New York speakeasy, Purl has simple but endearingly eclectic decor. En savoir plus .
Terroirs was among the first places in London to serve 'natural wines'. All the wines on the 200-strong list come from artisan growers who work organically with minimal interventions at the winery. En savoir plus .
An intimate space in which to enjoy pristine cocktails mixed with quiet ceremony by the elegantly bow-tied owner, Tony Conigliaro. En savoir plus .
With a small square of front terrace, a modern bar and a grand, sunken restaurant, this little piece of Poland has been a worthwhile stop on Waterloo bar crawls for many a year. En savoir plus .
As part of the architect George Gilbert Scott's 1873 Midland Grand Hotel, The Booking Office is an awe-inspiring bar. En savoir plus .
Perfectly groomed hostesses greet arrivals to this basement den. The atmosphere is lively and, better still, the cocktails are superb. Be sure to try the Lychee Mojito. En savoir plus .
Giant Robot offers a handsome setting in which to enjoy a fine, American-themed cocktail list (manhattans star Rittenhouse rye; a Brooklyn cocktail comes with Woodford Reserve). En savoir plus .
Their 60-long cocktail list is a handsome one, with some special inventions: the Black Cherry Manhattan mixes Sazerac rye whiskey with Red Stag cherry bourbon, dry vermouth and bitters, for instance.
The original Hawksmoor, for most of its six-year existence a boisterous one-floor restaurant and bar, has fitted out and opened its cellar as a dedicated bar. And it's great. En savoir plus .
Gentrification has sunk its claws into this once-scruffy boozer, for years one of the holdouts along the Portobello Road. En savoir plus .
You could walk past the door of this Soho speakeasy every day and never know it was there, and that's just how the owners like it. En savoir plus .
