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The Best International Speakeasies

  

Please note that the speakeasy scene is quite dynamic and changes frequently and these lists may not be 100% accurate. 


1. Some of the bars listed may not be secret prohibition-era styled or hidden bars, but most offer unique mixology scenes with craft cocktails.

2. Many bars on this list may have closed and are no longer open, so it’s recommended you verify before visiting.

3. Some bars have no website due to their deliberate secretive nature. 

4. While a lot of research goes into finding Speakeasy Themed Bars, it may be incorrect or outdated.


If you see any errors or have updates on International Speakeasies, please email me at bestspeakeasies@gmail.com

London - Speakeasies

Best Speakeasies in London

1. Octo, Amazonico 

Website: NA

10 Berkeley Square, London W1J 6EE

Locate the discreet doorway at the back of the restaurant and then head down the golden staircase.


2. The Vault, Soho

Website: https://www.thevaultsoho.co.uk/ 

3 Greek St, London W1D 4NX

push open what seems to be a bookcase – but is, in fact, a hidden door


3. 69 Colebrooke Row

Website: http://www.69colebrookerow.com/

69 Colebrooke Row, London, Greater London, N1 8AA


4. The Nightjar 

Website: https://www.barnightjar.com/ 

129 City Rd, London EC1V 1JB


5. Opium Cocktails & Dim Sum

Website: https://www.opiumchinatown.com/

15-16 Gerrard St (btwn Wardour St & Gerrard Pl), Chinatown, Greater London, W1D 6JE

-Go to the unmarked green door on Gerrard Street and ask to go up the labyrinthine stairs to discover Peony.


6. Bandra Bhai, Fitzrovia

Website: https://www.pahlihillbandrabhai.com/ 

79-81 Mortimer St, London W1W 7SJ

From Pali Hill head down the stairs to the loos. Look for the sexologist sign and open the door.


7. Cache Cache, Covent Garden

Website: https://cachecachelondon.com/#discover 

5 The Piazza, London WC2E 8RA

Go to the loos beneath Bun and Buns and knock on a large silver mirror which will open.


8. The Whisky Room at The Londoner

Website: https://www.thelondoner.com/stories/glenfiddich-time-reimagined 

38 Leicester Square, London WC2H 7DX

Go to the hotel powder rooms and look for a secret door.  


9. Scales Mayfair

Website: https://www.scalesbar.com/ 

25 Duke St, London W1U 1DJ

Find the Duke street store and ask the staff for Scales. From here you’ll go through a fire door. 


10. The Bootlegger

Website: http://thebootlegger.co.uk/

Basement Bar, 25-26 Lime St, London, Greater London, EC3M 7HR


11. Experimental Cocktail Club

Website: https://www.experimentalcocktailclub.com/london 

13A Gerrard Street, Chinatown, Central London, W1D 5PS


12. Barts

Website: https://www.barts-london.com/

Chelsea Cloisters (87 Sloane Ave), Chelsea, Greater London, SW3 3DW


13. Happiness Forgets

Website: https://www.happinessforgets.com/ 

8-9 Hoxton Square, London N1 6NU

Cahoots

Website: https://www.cahoots.co.uk/ 

13 Kingly Ct, Carnaby, London W1B 5PW


14. Purl

Website: http://www.purl-london.com/ 

50-54 Blandford St, London W1U 7HX


15. Callooh Callay

Website: https://calloohcallaybar.com/ 

65 Rivington St, London EC2A 3QQ


16. Discount Suit Company

Website: https://discountsuitcompany.co.uk/  

29A Wentworth St, London E1 7TB 


17. Mayor of Scaredy Cat Town

Website: https://thebreakfastclubcafes.com/the-mayor-of-scaredy-cat-town/ 

12-16 Artillery Ln, City of London, London E1 7LS


18. Cellar Door

Website: https://cellardoor.london/ 

Zero Aldwych, Wellington St, London WC2E 7DN


19. Evan’s & Peel Detective Agency

Website: https://www.evansandpeel.com/ 

310c Earls Ct Rd, London SW5 9BA


20. Manetta's Bar, Mayfair

Website: https://www.flemings-mayfair.co.uk/fine-dining-london/manettas-bar?utm_source=mybusiness&utm_medium=organic 

Flemings, 7-12 Half Moon St, London W1J 7BH,

Head down Clarges Street and look for a sign that says Ormer Mayfair by Sofian. Follow the gated stairway down to find the secret entrance.

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