27 "Bar Food" Restaurants in London.
Peg is a walk-in wine and skewers spot in Hackney from the people behind P. Franco and Bright. It’s a place you want to be.
Max’s Sandwich Shop in Stroud Green serves inventive sandwiches with buckets of personality. It’s fast becoming a North London institution.
The Duke of Richmond is pub and restaurant in Dalston making burgers and bar snacks worth travelling for.
Hacha is Dalston bar that makes a dangerously delicious margarita, and other tequila and mezcal drinks, alongside a small menu of tacos and ceviche.
Burger and Beyond in Camden, Shoreditch and Canary Wharf do some of the best double patties in London.
At Vagabond you will find a wall of great wines at good prices as well as a good selection of cheese and charcuterie.
Conveniently located on West Hampstead High Street, this retro bar serves very decent pizza and cheap cocktails.
With a steak restaurant downstairs and a chilled bar upstairs, The Jones Family Project is a great place for a group hang.
Canova is a bar that has taken over a former grade listed department store in Brixton and, yes, it’s very cool.
Pickled Fred is a restaurant on Brick Lane, and the food can only be described as a bit all over the place.
Giant Robot is a street food/bar venue in Canary Wharf, from the same people behind Dinerama. It’s great for post-work drinks and something to eat.
Bar Termini Centrale is an excellent Italian espresso and cocktail bar next to Selfridges in Marylebone. It's perfect if you like the classics.
Old-school arcade games and drinks by the river are a perfect match, and you can get all of them at Four Quarters East in Hackney Wick.
