Bars Close To London's Best Museums

Searching for bars as a post-museum treat? Amelie's Wine House is a fabulous shout. Located in Central London, the venue has a wide range of fine wine, alongside nibbles such as green olives, roasted cashews and much more.

Moments from the British Museum, Steak & Lobster is a charming spot that serves up a hit list of fish and meat dishes. Refuel after wandering around the museum with a tasty selection of steaks, salads, and rolls, which are perfect washed down with one of the bar's fun cocktails.

If you're hunting for plush places near the best museums, NYX Eat, Drink & Play is a real stunner. Situated super central in Holborn, the venue boasts quirky interiors and artwork, alongside cracking cocktails and food - think charred squid and nacho platters.

Located just seconds from The British Museum, this charming British restaurant is the perfect spot to rest up after a day of culture-tripping. What's more, you'll find some top quality wine from the cellar downstairs.

Found close to the Natural History and V&A Museums in South Kensington, Glamarama Green is the ideal stop-off for all-day Aussie brunches after your trip around the attractions. The stylish space is inspired by Sydney's Tamarama Beach and the Victoria & Albert Museum, featuring a terrace outside and 25 striking portraits of fashion icons by illustrator Rose Blake inside.

Tuck into the Daisy Green brand's famous sweetcorn fritters or award-winning banana bread sandwiched around berries and mascarpone cream, all washed down with margaritas, spicy mandarin sours, and blueberry, lemon and elderflower spritzes. Near to the Design Museum and Kensington High Street, you'll also find sister spot, Holland Park Cafe by Daisy Green, bringing a similar vibe.

The London Cocktail Club uses biker jacket themed couches and thick black leather to bring an America biker image to the trendy streets of Shoreditch. Covered in urban art, this bar offers a fantastic spot for visitors of the nearby Brick Lane Gallery to satisfy their artistic fix. Most notably, this bar boasts an enthralling cocktail list, including the infamous 'Smokey Barrel' cocktail, which always leaves visitors stunned by the use of a smokey gun to visually bring the drink to life.

Just a 10-minute walk from the British Museum, The Lady Ottoline is a must if you're looking for a place to eat in Bloomsbury. The gorgeous pub is haven for gastro eats and craft ales, alongside a very impressive wine list to help you refuel after a day of sightseeing.

Just a stone's throw from the British Museum, this charming hotel, restaurant and drinking spot offers some of the best bars near London's cultural gems. From tasty bistro dining on the terrace, to quirky cocktails in their Leopard Bar, it's got everything you need for a very cultured afternoon in London.