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- Kettner’s Townhouse Champagne Bar. Bars and pubs. Hotel bars. Soho. price 2 of 4. Oscar Wilde was a fan of the bar at Kettner’s of old, where he rubbed shoulders with noblemen and their mistresses.
- St Pancras Grand Champagne Bar. Restaurants. British. King’s Cross. price 2 of 4. This is one case in which the name champagne bar is a cause for cheers instead of caution.
- The Library Bar at The Ned. Bars and pubs. Cocktail bars. Bank. price 3 of 4. While the martinis get a fair bit of attention at this lavish little bar hidden away inside The Ned hotel, it also doubles as a champagne bar fit for its City audience.
- American Bar at The Savoy. Bars and pubs. Hotel bars. Strand. Why would you pay £20 for a glass of champagne here when you could pay £13 elsewhere? Well, for starters it’s Louis Roederer champagne, one of the best non-vintage wines around – and in a 150ml measure rather than the standard 125.
- Champagne Room at The Connaught. Discover an intimate hideaway within luxurious Mayfair Hotel, The Connaught. The Champagne Room may be small, but it punches above its weight with a fine selection of bubbles, including a variety of vintage champagnes from some of the biggest names in the industry.
- London Calling Bar by Moët & Chandon at Selfridges. Check out this London-themed champagne bar and concept store on the ground floor of Selfridges between shopping sprees.
- St Pancras Champagne Bar by Searcys. Whether you've just arrived in London or are catching the Eurostar to Paris, make time for a glass of fizz at St Pancras International Station.
- The Perrier-Jouët Champagne Terrace at Harrods. There’s a stylish champagne bar hidden in Harrods’ shopping haven. Head to the fourth floor, and treat yourself to a glass of fizz, small bites and seafood specials.
From elegant establishments with stunning views to cozy, tucked-away spots, there's a champagne bar in London to suit every taste. To help you find the perfect spot, we've compiled a list of the top champagne bars in the city, each offering a unique experience and a wide selection of champagnes to choose from.
- 116 Pall Mall, St James’s
- Cakes & Bubbles at The Hotel Café Royal, Piccadilly Circus
- The Stage at The Londoner, Leicester Square
- Beaufort Bar at The Savoy, The Strand
- The Champagne Room at The Connaught, Mayfair
- Searcys, Battersea Power Station and St Pancras
- Artists’ Bar, The Dorchester
Situated beneath the Grade I-listed 116 Pall Mall in what were once the wine cellars of King Charles, this bar has been transformed by hospitality experts Searcys into a unique spot from which to sip from one of the largest selections of champagnes in London. Expect bottles from the likes of Moët et Chandon, Drappier and Dom Pérignon, alongside cha...
There’s a reason that pretty much every afternoon tea in London comes with champagne as an optional extra. There’s just something about blending the sugar and fat in pastry with the palate-cleansing carbonation of champagne that really works. The opulent Hotel Café Royal has taken this combination to its most exquisite conclusion by enlisting Miche...
More likely to find yourself in the West End? Another hotel on Leicester Square has also brought with it an elegant champagne bar ideally located for pre-show libations. An all-day affair where bubbles are served alongside breakfast, afternoon tea and a selection of oysters, charcuterie and bar snacks in the evening, the drinks menu has been carefu...
Decked out in a dramatic black-and-gold colour scheme that makes it one of the most recognisable bars in the capital, there are few venues better suited to a decadent night out than the Beaufort Bar at The Savoy. Taking its cues from the hedonism of the Roaring Twenties, champagne takes prime position on the menu, with bottles from lesser-known gro...
Looking to make up for lost time with a no-expense-spared get-together? The Champagne Room at The Connaughtcould be just the venue you’ve been searching for. Designed by Guy Oliver, this intimate space can host up to 20 people in surrounds that are flooded with natural light by day, and candlelit by night. While a full menu of wines, spirits and co...
On 18 October 2023, Searcys will be opening its newest bubbling venue at BatterseaPower Station. The 76-cover bar and dining space will feature a mix of plush, deep blue velvet seating with polished brass detailing and a 15-cover marble-topped bar with the signature ‘press for Champagne’ buzzers at each table, so you can order bottles or glasses of...
The Dorchester is one of London’s most iconic hotels and its recent major redesign saw the transformation of Artists’ Bar, the jewel of the hotel’s Promenade. The glamourous interior is surrounded by art from lesser- known female creatives, and the high stools of the Artists’ bar offers the perfect location to enjoy a glass of champagne and indulge...
Relax at the Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar located in the Harrods beauty hall to find a menu filled with fine champagnes and cocktails accompanied by innovative food parings.
5 days ago · Set across three acts, our Champagne bar in London serves a Champagne breakfast, Champagne afternoon tea with house-made patisseries, as well as a Grand Finale of cheese, charcuterie and more. The star of The Stage is our reserve collection of Champagne – choose a signature favourite from the Champagne trolley, or opt for a delicious ...
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Oct 10, 2024 · When you need some bubbly there are plenty of champagne bars in London that offer patrons a stylish place to relax and enjoy a few glasses. If you’re ready for some of the finest French wines available then we are ready to help you decide where to go.
