Best Bars near Lobos

Tucked away in a Soho basement, The Black Book is a sophisticated wine bar founded by master sommeliers Gearoid Devaney and Xavier Rousset. Featuring London's largest by-the-glass wine list via an innovative Coravin cellar, it pairs exceptional vintages with Mediterranean small plates, charcuterie, and sharing dishes in an intimate, club-like atmosphere open late into the night.

Bar Soho is a lively cocktail bar located at 23-25 Old Compton Street in London’s bustling Soho district. Known for its stylish yet relaxed atmosphere, it offers a wide range of well-crafted cocktails at moderate prices. The venue features a cool decor, energetic music, and ample space for dancing, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors seeking a vibrant night out in central London.

Nestled on Frith Street in Soho's vibrant heart, Henson's Bar and Social offers a refined escape with oak-panelled walls, velvet curtains, and a blazing fireplace. This all-day cocktail haven serves precise classics and inventive signatures like Passion Fruit Negroni and Olive Oil Pisco Sour, alongside wines and light bites in an intimate, clubby atmosphere perfect for pre-theatre drinks or cosy evenings.

Tucked into the vibrant heart of Soho on Bateman Street, Simmons Bar captivates with its retro '90s living room vibe. Kitsch wallpaper, a central fireplace, and quirky disco skull accents create a nostalgic haven. Two floors buzz with energy: a lively ground level bar, an upstairs function room for gatherings, and a 70s-inspired karaoke space complete with disco lights and a retro Smeg fridge. Signature happy hours feature 2-for-£10 cocktails, teapots for £15 serving four, and themed deals like Margarita Mondays. Open late into the night, it serves classic mixes alongside playful inventions in a compact, party-ready setting perfect for Soho nights.

Located at 54 Old Compton Street in London’s vibrant Soho district, The Admiral Duncan is one of Soho’s oldest and most iconic gay pubs. Established in the 1830s, it has a storied past from its early days as a sailors’ haunt to becoming a beloved LGBTQ+ safe haven. The pub is also known for surviving a tragic 1999 nail bomb attack, which transformed it into a powerful symbol of community resilience and solidarity.

A compact, late‑night cocktail bar and basement club on Greek Street, Thirst Bar Soho pairs cleverly priced cocktails and upbeat DJ nights with leather booths and a buzzy Soho crowd. Upstairs feels airy and sociable by day and early evening; after dark the basement turns into a pulsing dance space with disco lights and booth seating—an easy choice for after‑work drinks, cheap 'stupid hour' cocktails and a lively weekend scene.

Tucked away on Greek Street in Soho, The Little Scarlet Door transforms a former flatshare into a whimsical three-floor cocktail bar and restaurant. Step through the iconic scarlet door into an open-plan living room with exposed brick, cozy sofas, and a kitchen bar adorned with art from Soho Revue Gallery. Downstairs, an industrial basement pulses with DJ-led house parties from Wednesday to Saturday, while a heated courtyard offers al fresco sipping. Signature cocktails draw inspiration from a quirky DVD collection, paired with mezze and toasties in this vibrant neighborhood hotspot perfect for date nights and late-night revelry.

Located at 29 Greek Street in the heart of Soho, London, The Coach & Horses is a Grade II listed pub with a rich history dating back to the 18th century. Famous for its association with legendary patrons like Jeffrey Bernard and its long-time landlord Norman Balon, known as 'London’s rudest landlord', this pub has been a cultural hub for writers, artists, and journalists. Since 2012, it has been London’s first fully vegetarian and vegan pub, combining heritage with a modern twist.

Nestled in the vibrant heart of London, Sussex Bar & Restaurant offers an exquisite dining experience that blends traditional British cuisine with contemporary flair. Ideal for tourists, this establishment is perfect for a relaxed lunch or a lively evening out.

Swift Soho is a celebrated cocktail bar located at 12 Old Compton Street in London’s vibrant Soho district. Known for its stylish art deco setting and expert mixologists, it offers a unique dual experience with a bright, elegant upstairs bar serving aperitivos and a cozy, atmospheric downstairs bar specializing in whiskey and complex cocktails. Open daily from mid-afternoon until midnight, Swift Soho is a hotspot for expertly crafted drinks, live jazz music on weekends, and a welcoming yet sophisticated atmosphere.