286 Bars Restaurants near Charing Cross, London

"Kitted out with leopard-skin prints, elephant carvings & photographs of big game, BB is a strange & mysterious beast on the plains of the Victo ..." Read our full review

"Chelsea steakhouse Sophie’s has a new Soho gaff with a dark secret in its bowels. The cavernous basement was once a gym owned by the eponymous Ja ..." Read our full review

"As The Pinstripe Club, these premises gained notoriety in the 1960s, when they were the favoured tryst rendezvous for protagonists in the Profumo Affai ..." Read our full review

"Although it plays second fiddle to the starry Connaught Bar, The Coburg shouldn't be underestimated – imagine sitting inside a box of Quality Str ..." Read our full review

"Like its Shoreditch sibling, Joyeux Bordel, ECC is from the same stable as à la mode Parisian thoroughbreds such as Prescription in St. Germain- ..." Read our full review

"Opulent and OTT without tipping into Vegas vulgarity, Park Chinois is a pitch-perfect pastiche of a 1930s Shanghai dinner-dance spot, complete with a p ..." Read our full review

"It would have made a great location for The Sopranos, but the top notes at this offbeat art gallery-cum-cocktail lounge/diner aren’t operatic: th ..." Read our full review

"Arrive before 7.30pm, or be prepared to queue outside. This pecan-toned juke joint – a reasonably authentic tribute to Basin Street – has b ..." Read our full review

"Named after the late Belle Shenkman, a London-based Canadian patron of the arts and member of the Royal Academy, this urbane basement bar adjoined to P ..." Read our full review

" Purchased from the shop upstairs, chrome Cinni desk fans (& anything else, so long as it came in matt black) were the epitome of style when Freu ..." Read our full review

"The owners of The Palomar have now updated the adjacent Blue Posts, a perennially popular 300-year-old Chinatown tavern. Craft ales from the likes of S ..." Read our full review

" The bold, brash Slug & Lettuce chain is the antithesis of the ‘best kept secret’ or ‘this little place I know’. It’s a bright & accessible p ..." Read our full review

"As prohibition-themed speakeasies go, the new Nightjar feels surprisingly authentic. The dim lighting, plush leather banquettes and hunched over jazz p ..." Read our full review

"Tourists may marvel at this shiny new hotel’s much-trumpeted view of Big Ben, although blasé Londoners are more likely to be impressed by ..." Read our full review

This rustic-style wine bar, shop and kitchen already has a site in Tooting, and has now set up home underneath the Stow-Away hotel in Waterloo.   The ... Find out more