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GO Bars in Central London |
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Whatever you’re
looking for, the wealth of bars that Central London offers
is sure contain something to lift your spirits and add
to a great night out. Those searching for a fashionable
spot to show off their latest designer labels won’t
be disappointed, but Central London equally caters for
the student fraternity and those looking for a traditional
bar serving true British ale and grub. Fluid [map], Charterhouse Street, is a trendy Japanese bar that provides the perfect venue for a fun meal of sushi and Tiger beer before embarking on a night out in East Central London. Chill out in style at The Pulpit [map], Worship Street, which has a fantastic selection of wines, ports and cognacs. The alcohol flows luxuriously but the dress code is strictly casual: a perfect combination for those who want a no-frills quality bar. Drink with the elite and fashionable at cool bar Liquid Lab [map], City Road. With a medical and dental theme running throughout the décor and cocktail list the Liquid Lab is a thoroughly modern venue that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Burgundy Bens [map], Clerkenwell Road, is a traditional wine bar offering an impressive list of wines and a stylish interior for those who want to dress up and hit the night’s hotspots later. Bars don’t come much trendier than The Box [map], Monmouth Street, WC2, which welcomes a mixed crowd of gay and straight people. With al fresco eating and drinking in warmer climates this is a good place to do a bit of celebrity spotting and a good excuse to get dressed up. If you like an eclectic mix of customers, check out Charlie Wright’s International Bar [map], Pitfield Street, for a friendly and unusual crowd who flock to Charlie’s to sample the international menu of beers and lagers, offering everything from Japanese beer to Bulgarian lagers. The lively Walkabout Inn [map], Henrietta Street, is a hotspot for South African and Australian tourists and is an excellent venue for unusual beers and cocktails, as well as a friendly and sociable crowd. Liven up a quiet evening with a visit to The Zoo Bar [map], Bear Street, which is the place to get you on your feet and dance, with its heady mix of cocktails and top-notch house music. Serious about music? Know your Glam American House from your Eurohouse? Then a visit to the legendary Velvet Room [map], Charing Cross Road, is a must. The intimate venue has played host to some real superstar DJs over the years. Those looking for a real soul venue with a sexy atmosphere should check out Vivo [map], Watling Street, for some of the best soul and funk acts and DJs in the country. If you’re looking for a venue away from the hustle and bustle of city life try the tucked away Phoenix Artist Club [map], Phoenix Street. Impressive theatre-style décor and an impressive menu make Phoenix Artist Club a hidden treasure for late night drinking and socialising. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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