The Circle Line isn't what it used to be. Literally. Originally going in full circles, in recent years it has added an extra line meaning it is more bottle shaped than anything. In any case, this just means it goes through an even wider choice of areas, which of course means more bars. Read on to to check out our recommended Circle Line bars within Zones 1-2.
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Last updated on 28th August 2024
The Liverpool Street branch of the infamous London Cocktail Club is home to a freaky circus theme, complete with booze-fuelled roulette, optical illusion artwork, a quirky basement bar and trippy candy cane booths. Or, their Mansion House bar is just along the Circle Line too.
Hop off the circle line at Hammersmith and make your way over to Latymers, a cosy boozer decked out with leather sofas and a cool, quirky mirrored ceiling. Here you'll be able to grab a drink from a well-stocked bar (think craft beers, plus spirits and mixers) as well as a tasty bite to eat. Its menu includes moreish Thai bites such as spring rolls, fish cakes and aromatic curries.
A decadent drinking den in the heart of Great Portland Street, The Lucky Pig is a fantastic cocktail bar that never disappoints. With live music and DJs on to keep you going, they boast an impressive range of cocktails and other drinks, this venue is definitely one of the best spots in the area.
Pitcher & Piano has made their name across the country with delicious and affordable dishes, including a scrumptious choice of small plates - perfectly washed down with cocktails during the happy hour.
Whether you're hiring out one of their nine private karaoke booths, dancing to DJ sets or even attending their Saturday bottomless brunches, Lucky Voice Liverpool Street promises bucketloads of fun. Expect neon signs and disco balls galore, with more than 12,000 different songs to sing along to - with something to suit all tastes. Try out themed cocktails like the Honey Honey or a Purple Rain while you're here, with tasty pizzas and cocktails to boot - all delivered right to your room.
Starting off in Hammersmith, the cool and trendy venue Be At One is right in the heart The Broadway and an ideal place to begin. With 147 amazing cocktails on offer, generous happy deals and some remarkable mixologists at hand, you won't be disappointed. One of the best cocktail chains in the country, its popularity speaks for itself.
Working your way across the Circle Line and just so happen to be stopping off at Parsons Green? There's one venue you that you definitely shouldn't miss. A cutesy gastro pub with British bites and pints to its name, Duke on the Green promises the ultimate in laid-back drinking and dining.
A party bar in the heart of City of London, Revolution Bar America Square is always an incredibly fun night out. A lively atmosphere no matter the night, Revolution are known for their party vibes in a unique setting that combines opulent Manhattan design with a twist of Soviet spirit.
Spanish tapas dishes are accompanied by an extensive wine list at this Fleet Street restaurant. Famous for attracting journalists and barristers, you can take in the rustic charm over sharing plates and a glass of Spain's finest.
1920's Bar is everything the name would suggest. This Farringdon venue is a stylish cocktail bar with a great party vibe with their own resident DJ bringing an eclectic mix of tunes from pretty much every genre. Serious about their cocktails, enjoy some fine drinks before you hit the next stop on the crawl.
Looking for places to drink on the Circle Line? Fleets is a quirky bar in St Pauls fronting modern interiors, an international menu and expertly curated cocktails. Settle into a plush love green booth under the glow of neon lighting before diving into an exciting collection of refreshments.
There's a lot to love about The Cocktail Club Monument, beyond its iconic bottomless brunches (although those really do capture our hearts). This quirky den is inspired by the tailors of Savile Row and features a taxidermy front shop, plus revolving animal mannequins in suits. Its drinks list is just as quirky, with the likes of a bourbon-based Beacon & Egg affair up for sipping, as well as classics done well such as espresso martinis and mojitos.
You'll find this branch of Dirty Martini on Lovat Lane, flaunting a vibrant, colourful decor and some of the tastiest cocktails around. Think pineapple daquiri, mango margarita, strawberry and basil martini and much more, and if you head there during their happy hours from Wednesday to Saturday you can enjoy these concoctions for only £7 - alongside £4.50 bottles of beer and £15.50 bottles of wine.
Originally a Merchants house, this rustic wine bar brings you wine from around the world, alongside a Spanish-inspired food menu featuring tapas and flavourful dishes only minutes from Monument station.
