Bars in London are so varied, there are the nice themed bars and the more 'classy' looking ones.
Bars
Cahoots Bar
Rumoured to be in the disused Kingly Court underground station, this 40s inspired bar aims to transport you back to war era London. With Jazz, Swing and Rock n Roll. An intimate little themed bar so make sure you book ahead!
Thank you to Danielle Betts from KK communications for the pictures and pointing me towards their other partners mentioned below!
Nearest Tube Station: Oxford Circus
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Barts
Barts is a late night speakeasy style bar based in chelsea. Hidden away amongst apartment blocks, its known as London's worst kept secret.
featuring a 1920s theme. The best part of this bar? The dress up box!
Cocktail lovers will really enjoy the mix of flavours with even their shots being served in vintage teacups!
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Nearest Tube Station: South Kensington
Bunga Bunga
Bunga Bunga styles itself as an italian pizzeria and bar with sistine chapel staircase. Located in Battersea it has offers everyday of the week. Monday is Student night with pizza for £1 (NUS card holders only.)
Tuesday is Pizza and Prosecco for £10,
Wednesday is 2-4-1 Cocktails
Thursday is Live music and karaoke
Friday Karaoke and night club
And of course, over the weekend they offer Brunch!
The Covent Garden venue is new and is more a variety show and supper club!
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Nearest Tube Station: Covent Garden or Imperial wharf
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The Toy Shop
A bar inspired by toys and drinks named after childhood favourites. This is one of my favourite bars with tasty drink. Every wall has a different texture meant to emulate the expeirence of a child surrounded by toys
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Nearest Tube Station: Putney Bridge
http://www.thetoyshopbar.com/
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Mr Foggs Gin Parlour/ Tavern and Residence
Serving over 300 types of Gin, Mr Fogg's gin Parlour is situated on top of Mr Fogg's Tavern.
The Tavern is pub themed around adventurer Phileus Fogg and serves traditional pub food.
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Both offer so many different things that I would be here all day talking about them! From a Tipsy tea to a Gin Safari. Both £40 per person!
Mr Foggs residence is a cocktail bar with an old world charm, based in the residence of Mr Fogg. You really need to see the pictures for this one! Its absolutely amazing!
Nearest Tube Station: Leicester Square
For The residence, Green Park
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https://mr-foggs.com/tavern/
https://mr-foggs.com/gin-parlour/
https://mr-foggs.com/residence/
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Booking Office
This bar is located in a renovated ticket hall in the old St Pancras station and offers a huge variety of delicious cocktails and snacks. They're more a brasserie than a bar and offer quite a selection of food as well.
One for those who like a quite bar.
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Nearest Tube Station: Kings Cross
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http://www.stpancraslondon.com/en/restaurant-bars/booking-office/
Beaver Lodge
Quite simply, a western themed bar!
Described by Beaver lodge as 'A Wild West-themed bar and dance saloon on Fulham Road where cowboy wannabes can be “expecting’ good whiskey, good times and more crazy shindigs than you can crack a whip at”'.
Nearest Tube Station: West Hampstead
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Of Course London is famous for its pubs, and there are so many dotted around the city. Quite a few old pubs have been taken over by chains such as wetherspoons or fullers. This doesn't take away from the beauty of an old building, it just means smaller independant pubs are a little more difficult to find.
My favourite pub to visit in the Hourglass in South Kensington, its a little quiet pub in a quiet area of London.
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https://www.fullers.co.uk/pubs
https://www.jdwetherspoon.com/pubs
http://hourglasspub.co.uk/
