5 Best Champagne Bars in London

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Everyone loves to indulge in a drop of Champagne every once in a while, whether it’s for a grand celebration or just for some fun. Here at Great Drams we believe the key to enjoying a fine Champagne is a fantastic atmosphere, where you can let your hair down and let the bubbles flow, and with that, we would like to introduce our 5 Best Champagne Bars in London!

1. Kettner’s Champagne & Cocktail Bar

Travel back in time to the era of the roaring 20s as you enter Kettner’s Champagne & Cocktail Bar at the heart of Soho! First opened in 1867 by Auguste Kettner, chef to Napoleon III, the bar and restaurant has survived long enough to present some of the best Champagne’s available, alongside some of the most premium food. With three floors that include the Champagne and Cocktail bar as well as The Pudding Bar for Afternoon Tea and The Brasserie Restaurant, Kettner’s has it all. With sumptuous valour surroundings and an authentic 1920s/1930s style, Kettner’s is definitely the Champagne bar to hit if you are looking for a fabulous night out with fabulous food and drink to match.

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2. One Canada Square

Found on the ground floor of one of London’s tallest skyscrapers, One Canada Square is an art deco styled restaurant that serves some of the most delectable food and freshest Champagne available. With a wide-ranging menu that dazzles at the quality and variety of dishes, One Canada Square provides a sophisticated and classy atmosphere in which to enjoy a good meal and a good glass of France’s most exquisite Champagne. The magnificent marble surroundings are stunning and only serve to add to the feeling of sophistication. One Canada Square offers it all, great food, great Champagne and great surroundings, do you have any reason not to go?

3. Homeslice

Situated in Neal’s Yard, Homeslice serves hand made pizza from a hand made stone oven. Making for a warm and welcoming atmosphere, Homeslice is a great place to enjoy a glass of the finest bubbly. The pizzeria offers not only a selection of red and white wines, but also has the sweetest Frizzante available on tap! Homeslice lives up to its name, it is homely and friendly, a place to go to enjoy some of the most mouth wateringly delicious handmade pizza and the most refreshing on tap Champagne. This pizzeria is the perfect restaurant to bring your mates for a class meal out!

4. Bibo

Bibo is a classy Italian restaurant that provides the perfect atmosphere to enjoy some great Champagne. Offering up a sophisticated setting that screams urban chic, Bibo has the perfect atmosphere for a tremendous night out indulging in some fantastic Italian cuisine and the finest Champagnes, be it with your partner for a romantic meal, or with your mates for a night of banter. Bibo also has a bar offering a different wine everyday. They pride themselves on selling wines from smaller growers and serve some of the best Champagne available. Served alongside some of the most exciting bar food in London, Bibo has it all, fine dining, fine wines and of course, fine Champagne. A night at Bibo is guaranteed to be a well worthy experience!

5. Wilton's Oyster Bar

What could be better than Champagne and oysters? Wilton’s Oyster Bar offers the best of both in perfect combination. With an extensive menu that serves some of the juiciest seafood as well as succulent meats and vegetarian options, Wilton’s caters for every taste. Not only is the food available top notch but the wines and Champagnes at Wilton’s are of the highest quality. With a never-ending wine list, it isn’t hard to find your optimum combination of food and wine, creating a meal that compliments itself in every bite. The surroundings are just as luxurious as the menu. With plush seats and green velvet booths for you to sit back, relax and thoroughly indulge in the tantalising food and tongue tingling Champagne available.

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Rebecca

Rebecca is a graduate of Queen's University Belfast and very much a student of whisky, having only began appreciating it fairly recently. She studied English which gave her the best opportunities to sit down with a glass of the finest whisky and try to look sophisticated reading leather bound volumes of Shakespeare (or more likely whichever comic book she last set down).