Best Bars near NYnLON

Nestled in Bride Court, London, Black Parrot is celebrated as one of the UK’s finest rum bars, offering expertly crafted cocktails in a stylish, intimate setting. Known for its extensive rum collection and knowledgeable bartenders, it provides a unique experience with lively shuffleboard and engaging rum masterclasses, making it a top destination for cocktail enthusiasts and rum aficionados alike.

The Punch Tavern, located at 99 Fleet Street in London, is a historic pub famed for its Victorian gin palace interior and deep connections to the satirical magazine 'Punch'. Dating back to the 17th century, this Grade II-listed pub was once a favored haunt of journalists and magazine staff, offering a rich blend of history, ornate design, and a vast gin selection in the heart of London’s former newspaper district.

Perched beside Blackfriars Bridge on the Thames, Doggett’s Coat and Badge is a large, characterful Nicholson’s pub with sweeping river views, a multi-level interior and a favoured terrace for sunny afternoons. Housed in a 1970s-era concrete building with a rooftop terrace and private-hire rooms, it pairs classic British pub dishes and real ales with an informal, lively atmosphere that suits solo drinkers, groups and casual dining by the river.

Lyaness is a cutting-edge cocktail bar located on London’s South Bank, within the Sea Containers hotel. Renowned for its inventive drinks crafted by mixologist Ryan Chetiyawardana, it offers a stylish, welcoming atmosphere with stunning river views. The bar combines scientific precision and artistic creativity, serving unique cocktails made with unusual ingredients and sustainable practices. It’s a must-visit for cocktail enthusiasts seeking a blend of innovation and elegance in a vibrant urban setting.

The Old Bank of England is a historic pub located at 194 Fleet Street, London. Housed in the former Law Courts branch of the Bank of England from 1888 to 1975, this Grade II-listed building features an opulent Italianate facade and richly decorated interiors. It offers a unique blend of British history, architecture, and classic pub fare, with remnants of its banking past visible in the vaulted cellars and grand mezzanine. The pub also embraces its legendary connection to the story of Sweeney Todd.

Ye Olde Mitre is a historic Grade II listed pub tucked away in a narrow alley at 1 Ely Court, Holborn, London. Dating back to 1546, it was originally built for the servants of the Bishops of Ely and is famed for its connection to Queen Elizabeth I and Sir Christopher Hatton. With its oak-panelled Tudor-style interior, quirky memorabilia, and a legendary cherry tree, this pub offers a unique glimpse into London's rich history and a cozy, atmospheric drinking experience.

The Understudy is the National Theatre's vibrant riverside craft bar on London's South Bank, offering indoor and outdoor seating, a curated selection of local craft beers, and rotating street food from KERB traders. With stunning Thames views, it's an ideal spot for casual meals, pre- or post-theatre drinks, open late into the night. Enjoy smash burgers, Middle Eastern flatbreads, Mexican tacos, and indie cocktails in this lively hub supporting local makers.

The Chocolate Cocktail Club in London is the UK’s first and only chocolate cocktail bar, located at 72 St John Street. It offers a unique experience combining rich chocolate flavors with expertly crafted cocktails in an intimate, stylish setting. Guests can enjoy over 20 chocolate-themed cocktails, including the signature Chocotini, alongside light bites and desserts, making it a must-visit for chocoholics and cocktail lovers alike.

Nestled on Wellington Street in the vibrant heart of Covent Garden, Be At One Covent Garden Lyceum is a lively cocktail bar renowned for its extensive menu of over 100 meticulously crafted drinks. This welcoming spot buzzes with energy, offering 2-for-1 happy hours, expert mixology masterclasses, and a party-ready atmosphere perfect for after-work unwinding or celebratory nights out. Housed in a Grade II listed building with a storied past as the Old Bell pub, it blends historic charm with modern cocktail innovation amid London's theater district.

Nestled in Charles Dickens' former publishing offices in Covent Garden, Plume Wine Bar captivates with its two-level charm: a bright rococo-inspired salon upstairs and a dimly lit speakeasy cavern below. Specializing in global sparkling wines excluding Champagne, it offers an atlas-guided selection of crémants, Italian bubbles, English fizz, and rare finds from Japan to Brazil. Pair them with sharing plates like cheese boards, cured meats, parmesan fries, baked camembert, and inventive chips. The intimate setting fosters connection, complete with a unique 'PidgeonMail' note-passing system to strangers.