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The Fellow, a British gastro boozer named after the triumphant French racehorse is situated just minutes from both Kings Cross and St Pancras stations. As it's in Euro Star...
Laid back and fun, this warmly relaxed and friendly place is all about having a good time. ...
If you manage to get your name on the list, find the right door and scale the spiral staircase then you've infiltrated Barcelona's most secretive bar. ...
Named after and inspired by 'Barrio', meaning district or neighbourhood in Spanish. Barrio lifts drinks, food, music and style from world cities and applies them to a neighbourhood...
This large old Victorian boozer occupies a prominent corner on the busy junction opposite the Imperial War Museum. Its interior is dark with original stained glass and it serves a...
What's this? A club masquerading as a cocktail bar? Actually it's both, which is something you don't come across very often - at least done well. Come early and it's definitely...
Rehab has what is best described as a psychedelic interior. Known for its rum selection, all eight drinks on the menu, made by Alexandros Gkikopoulos, are rum based and served in...
O'Donoghues sits at the St. Stephen's Green end of what locals refer to as the 'Royal Mile' of traditional Dublin pubs. It is famous for the live traditional Irish music enjoyed...
"Easily the best bar in Liverpool named after a type of bird," states The Peacock's Facebook site. We can't disagree - and the sense of humour embodies the ethos of this friendly...
This hotel, restaurant, bar and cobbled garden courtyard are housed in a former Grade II listed gothic Victorian fire station on the eponymous upmarket Marylebone backstreet. Since...
New cocktail bar close to the center of Athens (about 10 minutes with taxi). Great cocktails and ambience in a traditional 'old Athenian' scenery. You can also come for...
Pronounced "kollo-cot-rony" this bar takes its name from the street on which it sits, which in turn is named after the hero of Greek revolution. Thankfully, the bar is better known...
A new speakeasy which has joined the Bristol scene by Richard Tring, to gain entry you'll need to pick up a rather seedy-looking pay phone on the street and press a large friendly...
Perhaps the most famous hotel in the world, The Savoy reopened in 2010 after a three-year, £100m+ refurbishment. While the rest of the hotel now sparkles with the polish of a Las...
This large bar and restaurant’s name might lead the unfamiliar to think this place lies down a dark foreboding alley but it actually sits on a bright corner of a narrow lane...
Named after co-owners Ross Bryant and Jason Cormack who opened this tiny speakeasy-styled bar at the tail end of 2016. As befits such a venue and the theme, it doesn't shout about...
The third bar offering from the folk behind the Clumsies, Odori opened in May 2016. With its slightly elevated position up a few steps, Odori has the appearance of a Grand Cafe...
Built in 1941, the Italian Riviera-influenced design of the Gale Hotel pays homage to its vintage Miami roots. The bar area sits at the front of the hotel, spilling across the...
The railway arches around Bermondsey's Maltby Street, particularly on Ropewalk, have turned into a foodie's heaven as those in the know abandon Borough Market to the tourists and...
Chris McMillian and his wife Laura are two of the best-known characters in the New Orleans bar scene. Indeed, Chris is one of the city's most regarded bartenders and over the...
Part of the Cubitt House Group, this vast gastro pub, come hotel is spread over three floors with hotel rooms above that. Light wood, white ceilings and pastel shades make the...
Brought to us by the folks at the excellent Hide Bar in Bermondsey, this basement cocktail bar has a name that sounds more fitting for a firm of City lawyers, but refers to the...
Perhaps the tiki-est of all tiki bars. The inside of this watering hole is like an exploded pirate ship seen through the eyes of someone on an acid trip: think lines of skulls...
Perhaps the most renowned bar in Athens and even Greece. This is a large venue, yet is still packed with the young and hip drawn by the quality of the cocktails, food and buzzy...
Jasper's is a cocktail-driven gastropub named after Jasper O'Farrell, the first surveyor of San Francisco who designed Market Street and is widely recognised as the man who...
Secreted at the rear of the lobby of Ian Schrager's gorgeous London Edition Hotel, the Punch Room is a reservations-only lounge bar that specialises in, yes, punch but that also...
Vancouver's most acclaimed fine-dining restaurant also boasts the city's most elegant temple to the art of drinking. It's hard to find fault here, apart from the Ibiza-lite...
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Tucked away on a small, nondescript street, Hyde & Co is a small dark venue with an unmarked, locked entrance. Once you've buzzed to get in, a black panelled hall leads to a living...
Named after the legendary goddess of the maguey plant, Mayahuel is a cocktail bar which celebrates both mezcal and tequila within an authentic Mexican-styled interior. ...
Right at the end of Gouraud/Gemmayzeh Street and on the borders of Mar Mikhael, this long, narrow little wedge of a space majors on Asian fusion flavours, complete with...
A small doorway on Pelham Street yields a staircase that leads up to a two-floor spit and sawdust cocktail bar and blues club. Drinks are dispensed from a tiny bar tucked under the...
Door 74 is quite simply Amsterdam's, indeed Holland's most revered bar. Hidden away behind an unmarked door on the same busy street that runs from Rembrandt Square as Feijoa. ...
The Ivy has its own crowd of West End regulars but it is also a place folk will take a cab from the city centre to get to. A young hands-on owner ably assisted by an enthusiastic...
Far back in Pudong, near the Shanghai Expo centre and on the fringes of Century Park, this classy microbrewery is a centrepiece of the Kerry Hotel, and flagship of the Kerry...
Flaunt it baby, flaunt it! This bar is way too stylish for that but it does follow the catwalk theme in all aspects apart from their being no actual catwalk. And sadly no scantily...
In 1918, a colourful French wine salesman named Arnaud Cazenave opened the grand restaurant that bears his name. Once the Old Grill Bar, the renamed and refurbished Arnaud's French...
This classic English neighbourhood pub sits at the foot of Greenwich Park smack on the Meridian Line. At night the laser from the Greenwich observatory passes directly overhead,...
Close to the water and 34 floors up, Panoramic 34 offers just that - a panoramic view of Liverpool laid out, with views stretching for miles, with the famous Liver building at...
The barmen here are extremely helpful. If you’re overwhelmed by the exciting, and lengthy cocktail list, then tell somebody behind the bar your favourite spirit and flavours, and...
The Boilerman is Joerg Meyer's other bar (see Le Lion). It couldn't be more different and he set out to ensure it was. Boilerman is best described as a dive/neighbourhood bar with...
Huge collection of whiskies and rums. Simple classic cocktails. We've listed this as being in the central area - it is but it's also a short taxi ride from the other bars listed...
For years this space was Delfina, the restaurant come events space (the events space behind still operates as such). What used to be something of a vast warehouse now resembles a...
A hidden gem of a bar attached to an established restaurant in Pasadena, now only a short Metro ride away from Downtown (if you're thinking of doing something of a crawl). The...
Serving avant-garde Nordic cuisine, Acme is one of the hottest restaurants in New York and this basement lounge is serviced by the same kitchen. ...
Another night, another dose of Tiki Mayhem in the Northern Quarter. This time it’s Keko Moku (meaning ‘monkey island’) – a teensy tiny venue presided over by the...
Your average See-'U'-Jimmy tartan hat owning Joe Blow is simply not a man of sophistication, therefore rendering tourist areas such as the Royal Mile a discerning drinker's no go....
MO is short for Mandarin Oriental and this lounge bar sits within hotel's vast, triple height ceilinged lobby, overlooking the water and the bridge that connects the very upmarket...
Ruby's is hidden below a townhouse off a quiet bit of Stoke Newington Road and accessed via a flight of rickety stairs. Outside the hidden door, a vintage cinema sign with 'Fortune...
The speakeasy Little Red Door bar is referenced in the World's 50 Best bars as the spot for nostalgic Anglo-Saxons and for customers who enjoy only top quality cocktails. However,...
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