[curtcrispin1]

Check out our pick of the best restaurants in London. here

[prestonsco74]

1. Treat yourself to a decadent dessert paired with a specially selected cocktail at Basement Sate.

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[kseistrup]

[Mark Petrov]

[diven]

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[grondilu]

Each has a recommended cocktail pairing, while there are also a few savoury dishes if you want to skip the sugar overload.

[Mackendra99]

There are two floors – the light and airy ground floor and the slightly more formal downstairs speakeasy. more

[joeydangerous]

Like the capacity, the number of choices on the menu is modest, but that allows Bar Termini to focus on exceptional quality drinks – of both the hot and cold variety. There’s also a small selection of sharing platters.

[BrBoy]

There’s no shortage of quirky Soho bars with a backstory, but Jack Solomon’s is one of the best.

[spidr_mnky]

It’s not cheap but it’s not outrageous, and it’s the kind of place where you can sit and sip your cocktail slowly, taking in the vibes.

[sarahalfred142]

📍 16a Clapham Common South Side, SW4 7AB

[cyclonite]

Hidden beneath Covent Garden is London’s very own Garden of Eden, brainchild of feted London chef Adam Handling. This bar is full of temptation, indulgence and hedonism. With a huge list of inventive and beautifully presented cocktails, as well as some seriously stunning interiors, Eve is pretty close to being Heaven on Earth. [links]

[pyrrhos]

📍 49-50 St John’s Square, EC1V 2JJ

[Boytoat]

This tropical paradise will whisk you away to warmer climes, especially when you’ve got one of their famed artisanal rum cocktails in hand. The decor is rather tiki bar-esque, but definitely on the classy end of the spectrum. Laki Kane is Polynesian for ‘lucky person’, and we must admit it’s a pretty apt name. Head along for your next night out, you laki thing. more

[SlipperySlope]

📍 54 Islington Park Street, N1 1PX here

[momc4312]

📍 16-22 Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, WC1B 3NN

[AleС™ Janda]

Taco joints might be ten a peso these days, but 2017’s greatest food trend remains fresh at this, the Barrafina-founding Hart brothers’ arch-based, bookings-free Borough taqueria. The vibe? Feel-good foodie fiesta, of course. There are starter plates of guacamole and spicy sopa de tortilla soup on offer, as well as a mini menu of quesadillas, but you’d be a maniac to miss the tacos. Best of all is the titular Al Pastór – with marinated pork shoulder, caramelised pineapple, guacamole, white onion, coriander – but the DIY beef short rib sharer runs a close second.

[mico]

London’s oldest market – a foodie's paradise. more

[chyraski]

A wonderfully old-school wine bar. here

[BitterTea]

Gloriously old-fashioned Borough boozer.