A Bar with Shapes for a Name

Elevated on the 52nd floor of The Shard, GŎNG Bar offers panoramic skyline views, sleek Asian-inspired design, and sunset-worthy cocktails—London’s highest hotel bar where every sip comes with a view.

Step through the jade door into Opium Chinatown—a 1920s-Shanghai-themed speakeasy in the heart of Soho. Dim sum dinners collide with theatrical cocktails across three hidden bars in a vibrant, gilded labyrinth.

A hidden speakeasy above Soho’s Social Eating House, The Blind Pig serves whimsical literature‑inspired cocktails and stylish bar snacks in a cozy, retro vibe—perfect for a mischievous night out that’s equal parts playful and sophisticated.

A hidden Moorgate whisky sanctuary—Black Rock charms with an 185-year‑old oak trunk turned whisky table, roaming bartenders, and a world-class dram collection in a warm, dimly lit underground den.

Step inside Donovan Bar at Brown’s Hotel in Mayfair for a glamorous yet cozy escape—where stories meet cocktails, and every drink, crafted by Maestro Salvatore Calabrese, is as timeless as the iconic photographs that line the walls.

Knock on the discreet entrance beside Grosvenor Square and step into The Luggage Room—a glamorous 1920s speakeasy in Mayfair, where carved ice, jazz notes, and art‑deco elegance transform cocktails into compelling time‑travel moments.

Slip past a whisky shop wall and enter The Vault: Soho’s secret speakeasy where bookcase doors open to subterranean ambience, creative cocktails & hushed conversations beneath golden whisky glows.

An intimate, wood‑paneled sanctuary tucked behind The London EDITION’s marble lobby—Punch Room is a sophisticated nod to 19th‑century private clubs, offering innovative punch cocktails, plush seating by the fire, and a secret, refined vibe.

Step through a mirrored wardrobe into Callooh Callay, a delightfully surreal Shoreditch bar that turns cocktail craft into playful theatre—expect quirky stories, imaginative drinks, and rooms that feel like cocktail wonderlands.