TattooBar Review: The Ancient Art of Ink and the Modern Cocktail | A stylish cocktail bar themed around tattooing – the ancient, global art of the inked skin, from sailors to modern body art
Bocca Lounge Review: Italian for Mouth, Which Is Honest | Bocca means mouth in Italian. A restaurant naming itself after the organ that eats and drinks is refreshingly direct.
The Back Room Review: The Secret Space Behind the Bar | The back room is where the real business happens – the hidden, private space that has always carried a whiff of the illicit
Ember Yard Review: Everything Touched by Fire | A 4.7 tapas and cocktail bar built around the ember – the glowing coal, the oldest cooking technology there is
Be At One Review: The Lively Cocktail Bar by the Broadway | A lively branch of the Be At One cocktail-bar group by Hammersmith Broadway, with a huge cocktail menu, mixing classes and a buzzing party atmosphere
The Mind Palace Review: The Sherlock Speakeasy Hidden Behind an Optician’s | A Sherlock-themed speakeasy cocktail bar hidden behind a disguised optician’s in the W12 centre, with immersive cocktails, deduction mini-games and case-file mementoes
Meetsiu Bar Review: A High Score From a Tiny Sample | A 4.9 bar from just 54 reviews – a promising newcomer, but a sample far too small to trust the near-perfect score
The Little Blue Door Review: The House-Party Cocktail Bar of Fulham Road | A quirky, hugely-loved cocktail bar and restaurant on Fulham Road styled as a fictional flatshare, with a Living Room, Kitchen and Study, sharing plates and house parties
Ricco London Review: The Highly-Rated Shepherd’s Bush Bar | A small, stylish Shepherd’s Bush bar with an excellent rating, warmly received for its cocktails, atmosphere and welcome
Zefi Bar Review: The Promising King’s Road Cocktail Newcomer | A stylish cocktail bar on the King’s Road, too new for a firm verdict on its small sample, but noted honestly as a promising newcomer to the Chelsea scene
