Today I want to bring you my guide to the best champagne bars in London. From hotels to train stations, they’re dotted throughout the city and are great places to enjoy a glass of bubbles.

Champagne Bars in London

Champagne Bars in London

I love champagne. Coincidentally, so do the British. Since moving to London I’ve imbibed more bubbly than ever before.

The city has a long list of places to sip champagne, and since I’ve been doing my fair share of it, I’ve put together a list of 5 great champagne bars in London.

Champagne in London

1. Rake’s Cafe Bar

Rake’s Cafe Bar at the Andaz Liverpool Street hotel is a great place to sip champagne in London. This sumptuous bar has lots of bubbles on the menu, and it’s a great place to meet friends for post-work drinks.

Champagne Bar in London

2. The Connaught Bar

One of my favorite places to sip champagne in London is the Connaught Bar.

Their beautiful champagne coupes caught my eye on my first visit, and the steely Cubist-inspired interior always makes me feel like I’ve stepped into The Great Gatsby.

I was recently invited back to enjoy some bubbly in the cool ambiance of the bar, and was tempted to buy a whole set of the glasses to take home.

Champagne at The Connaught Bar in London

3. The Champagne Room

And speaking of The Connaught, their secret Champagne Room is another of the best champagne bars in London.

Hidden away at the back of the hotel, this pint-size place has an extensive, impressive list of bubbles. I’ve enjoyed cocktails here after a meal at Helene Darroze restaurant, too.

Drink in the Champagne Room at The Connaught in London

4. Searcys at St Pancras

Perhaps the most famous of all champagne bars in London, Searcys in St Pancras station is a long bar running next to the trains. I was invited for a drink last week, and I loved the romanticism of a pre-travel glass of bubbly.

Champagne at Searcys at St Pancras in London

The leather booths were classic and comfortable, and the extensive champagne list even had its own flavor guide. But the best thing about the experience was the press-for-champagne button. Amazing.

Champagne Button at Searcys at St Pancras in London

5. The Condorde Room at Heathrow

One of the most exclusive champagne bars in London is British Airways’ Concorde Room at Heathrow Terminal 5.

Open only to first class passengers, the lounge features premium vintage champagnes. It’s one of my favorite places for a pre-flight drink. Bon voyage!

Champagne in the Concorde Room at Heathrow

Champagne Bars in London

I hope you’ve enjoyed this list of the best champagne bars in London. They’re great places to enjoy a drink or celebrate a special occasion. Happy sipping!

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14 Comments on Lady’s 5 Champagne Bars in London You’ll Love

  1. I’ve still never had afternoon tea in England! It’s on my to-do list though. I’ve always wanted to sit and have a drink at Searcys when we pass it as well!

  2. First, I am really liking this new blog page format. Really nice. Second, I have two new goals for when I visit London…fly first class on British Airways so I can sip champagne at their club and to buy my own adorable champagne coupes from the Connaught Bar.

  3. Hhmm love Champagne! And now all of the best places to drink it is in one, handy place!

    (However I am currently feeling the effects of it today, so maybe a list for another day…)
    Anna

  4. Nice post…nest time I am in London I would love to try a couple of these places.Have you ever tried any of the cava bars in London? Fascinated to know what they are like…eg Aqua Nueva

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