Most reviewed Bars in London, United Kingdom

Known as the walkie talkie due to its unique shape, this skyscraper features a top-floor restaurant.

Straightforward hotel with unfussy rooms, plus traditional dining, a pub and a bowling alley.

Massive, airy market offering a range of street fare from Italian to Vietnamese, plus cocktails.

British & European cuisine 24/7 in a modern 40th-floor space that has floor-to-ceiling windows.

Rooftop, 6th-floor bar and tapas restaurant, with hand-blown glass chandeliers and large terrace.

1615 Thameside pub serving food in bar and restaurant, with real ale and outdoor seating.

Creative Japanese & Latin American sushi in contemporary surroundings, plus cocktails.

Panoramic views and Modern British food from a dining room and bar on the 31st floor of The Shard.

👍👍 Simply wow...! It's one of the best attractions of Croydon. They have different food outlets and variety of food items. Such a big dining area. Worth to visit.

Grand French art deco restaurant with classic brasserie dishes and choucroutes in 1930s building.

Polished lodging on the banks of the Thames, offering refined dining, 2 bars and afternoon tea.

Polished lodging with streamlined rooms, plus refined restaurants, a spa and an indoor pool.

Vibrant destination serving tapas-style food & cocktails, plus late night club with DJs.

Burgers, whole lobster or lobster rolls with chips & salad in an American-style diner.

Roomy, relaxed pub with regular live music & bar food, plus sports events on the big screen.

Lively bar and dance club with daily salsa classes, drinks deals, weekend live music and Latin food.

😐 The food and drink itself was amazing, with choices for all. The serving staff were efficient and friendly. My issue is that when we sat down for our bottomless brunch the manager started giving us a speech about why we should all order the same drink at the same time to make it easier (they're were...

Sleek, vibrant spot with colorful decor featuring Mexican fare, cocktails & regular salsa classes.

Reconstructed, 18th-century timber-framed warehouse with pizza, balcony dining and large garden.

Traditional pub with Holmes-themed memorabilia, plus restaurant and roof garden.