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London’s New Bar Openings
From low-key wine bars to big-deal cocktail spots, these are the new great places to have a drink that you should know about.
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12 Places To Go For A Drink When You’re Not Drinking
You could nurse a glass of lime and soda in any London pub. But when you’re off the booze, these are the places to go for a really great drink.
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15 Of London’s Nicest Pub Gardens
There’s no better place to spend a summer’s day (or night) than in one of London’s 192,000 beer gardens. Here are 15 of the best.
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Where To Meet Up With Someone For Exactly 1 Hour So You Can Go Home & Be Alone Again
Now that “catching up” is suddenly everyone’s favourite activity, it’s time to practice the art of the hour-long drink-and-snack.
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Where To Eat When You’re Already Full
You’re a grown up, you wouldn’t do something like over do it before going out. Oh, what’s that? You would. Okay then. This guide is for you.
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12 Places To Go For A Drink When You’re Not Drinking
You could nurse a glass of lime and soda in any London pub. But when you’re off the booze, these are the places to go for a really great drink.
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Someday
Someday in Finsbury Park is great for flat whites during the day, and house margaritas, pizza, and group hangs come evening.
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London’s New Bar Openings
From low-key wine bars to big-deal cocktail spots, these are the new great places to have a drink that you should know about.
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Bottle + Rye
Bottle + Rye is a teeny, tiny wine bar in Brixton Village that's perfect for romancing and reminiscing.
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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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Cadet
Cadet is an intimate wine bar and restaurant in Newington Green pouring great bottles and cooking delicious small plates.
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The Garrison
A certified 'nice pub' in Bermondsey, The Garrison's pints and small plates are a great option in the area.
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B Street Deli
From flowers on sale by the door to perfect pistachio canelé, Bermondsey's B Street might just be London's most charming deli.
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Patron Cave à Manger
The Parisian-style bistro's second location in N5 is a snug spot, full of good wines and pleasant buttery food.
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Darcie & May Green
A colourful converted barge opposite Paddington station, Darcie and May Green is a great shout for an alfresco drink and a light bite in the summer.
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Ham Yard Hotel
A hotel restaurant in Soho, Ham Yard is a great shout for a sophisticated client meeting or a cocktail and a bite to eat.
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Norfolk Arms
An old-school pub in King's Cross, Norfolk Arms is low key serving some great tapas in their warm, candlelit dining area.
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Sohaila
Sohaila is a Lebanese-influenced spot in Shoreditch doing good things outside of the restaurant space, as well as serving lovely small plates and excellent natural wines.
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Jolene
Jolene is a bakery, café, and restaurant on Newington Green serving very nice, very grainy, very wholesome breakfast, lunch and (on some days) dinner.
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Ozone London Fields
This light and bright roastery, coffee shop, and all-day restaurant in Bethnal Green is as useful as Ozone’s other spot in Shoreditch.
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Over Under
Over Under is a great little coffee shop opposite Earls Court station that transforms into a fun bar come evening.
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Donostia Social Club @ Pop Brixton
Donostia Social Club is a cool, low-key spot in Pop Brixton for drinks and small plates of tasty Spanish tapas.