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6 Cosy & Covered Wine Bars With Excellent Food
Where to book when you want fresh air, a full glass, and good food.
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5 Wine Bars To Eat Out, Help Out, And Consume A Whole Lot Of Cheese At
Because half-price brie tastes better than full-price brie.
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Oranj
Oranj is a moody industrial wine bar in Shoreditch with some great changing chef residencies in the kitchen.
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Hector’s
Along a quiet residential road and signalled by a buttercup-yellow awning, Hector’s is a petite cave à manger in De Beauvoir.
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Planque
Planque is a Haggerston restaurant, wine bar and grape lovers’ idea of heaven, making excellent and unusual French-inspired small plates.
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Noble Rot
Not only is Noble Rot one of London’s best wine bars, it’s one of London’s best restaurants. Hit it for drinks and dinner, or just drinks and drinks.
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Cadet
Cadet is an intimate wine bar and restaurant in Newington Green pouring great bottles and cooking delicious small plates.
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Carousel
Wine bar, guest chef experiences, and excellent small plates, Carousel is one of our favourite places in Fitzrovia.
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Noble Rot Soho
Noble Rot’s second restaurant slips effortlessly into Soho with a familiar sense of style, comfort and potential sordidness.
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Sager + Wilde Paradise Row
Sager + Wilde’s Bethnal Green outpost brings good wine and Italian eats, and mixes it with railway arch vibes and plenty of outdoor seats for summer.
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P. Franco
P Franco is a Clapton wine shop that hosts guest chefs who serve stunning small plates to neighbourhood regulars. You want to be a regular.
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La Fromagerie
La Fromagerie is one of London’s classiest, and cheesiest, mini-chains. Their Bloomsbury wine bar and deli is perfect for a casual date night.
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The Winemakers Club Deptford
The Deptford location of Winemakers is cute, a little cavernous, and always-reliable for excellent wine and decent pasta.
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Brat @ Climpson’s Arch
Brat’s second location is an indoor-outdoor set up in London Fields where the atmosphere is a little more casual but the food is just as good.
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6 Cosy & Covered Wine Bars With Excellent Food
Where to book when you want fresh air, a full glass, and good food.
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40 Maltby Street
40 Maltby Street is a superb restaurant and wine bar serving low-intervention wines, small plates, and sandwiches that are up there with the best.
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Forza Wine
Cocktails, tasty small plates, and views across London are what to expect at this Peckham rooftop restaurant-cum-bar.
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5 Wine Bars To Eat Out, Help Out, And Consume A Whole Lot Of Cheese At
Because half-price brie tastes better than full-price brie.