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Our selection of the best London Bridge wine bars

It’s an understatement to say London Bridge is busy – thanks to the monuments, train and Underground stations, and proximity to the City, its streets are frequented by tourists and Londoners alike.


It’s not a large neighourhood, which sounds like a good thing when it comes to the topic of wine bars – London Bridge has several packed into a relatively small area. However, it just means you have to compete with office workers and other Londoners to get a booking.


Just pray the tourists are too occupied with their confusion over the fact that London Bridge doesn’t look like Tower Bridge to be in the know about the wine bars or you’ll be competing with them, too.


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1. The Spanish wine bar: Bar Daskal

London Bridge, London

Bar Daskal is a Spanish wine bar named after seafaring artist Daskal – grandfather to the bar’s owners – who was based out of Estellencs in Majorca. This London Bridge wine bar has a creamy-coloured interior that lends itself to minimalist earth-tone furnishings. It’s cool, stylish, and feels like a Spanish villa transported to London. The focus at Bar Daskal is Spanish wines and sherries, coupled with its stunning event space on its second floor, it’s an ideal spot for private hire, but equally great for popping in for a casual wine session.



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2. The London Bridge wine bar with a cosy terrace in the back: Tap & Bottle

London Bridge, London

You can find Tap & Bottle on Union Street, around the corner from Borough Market, housed in a lovely Grade II listed brick building. It’s spread across two floors of wooden flooring, exposed brick walls, statement walls exhibiting the contemporary art of a local artist, and wooden furnishings.


In the back of Tap & Bottle, there’s a snug triangle-shaped terrace with wooden decking and just a few tables and chairs. We love this wine bar for its carefully curated menu of exceptional wines, cheeses, sensational British tasting plates, and the relaxed atmosphere you want from a neighbourhood wine bar.


Tap & Bottle offers exclusive hire of the Upstairs Snug with a capacity of 25 - 30 guests standing, or full hire of Tap & Bottle, including the Upstairs Snug and outdoor terrace, with a capacity of 90 standing.



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people under the arched ceilings of the London Bridge bar the Mug House wine bar

3. A rustic and traditional wine bar & restaurant: The Mug House

London Bridge, London

The Mug House wine bar and restaurant have been doing ‘cosy wine bar’ for quite a while, it belongs to the Davy family who has been in the London wine bar business for five generations. Snug, low arched ceilings, rustic furniture and decor, and candlelit tables. If you’re looking for a London Bridge wine bar in which you can spend hours while indulging in good food and great wine – look no further than the Mug House.


If you’re looking for that sweet little spot to celebrate a special occasion, event, or party, the Mug House welcomes all with an exclusive hire of the wine bar.



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4. The wine bar with private dining rooms: The Boot & Flogger

London Bridge, London

Just around the corner from its sister wine bar, the Mug House, the Boot & Flogger is another London Bridge wine bar from the Davy family with more of a focus on private dining. Expect all the traditional rustic charm of such an establishment and an extensive range of wines drawn from Davy’s Wine Merchants cellars in Greenwich including fine wines by the glass.


Exclusive hire of the Boot & Flogger can accommodate up to 150 people standing. The Ovens private dining room with its whitewashed brick walls can accommodate 60 standing. The Red Room, so named as it has deep red walls with dark wood panelling, can accommodate 40 standing. The Green Room can accommodate 20 standing. Lastly, the Board Room can accommodate an intimate 10 people.



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5. The enoteca-style London Bridge wine bar: Bedales of Borough Market

London Bridge, London

If you’ve been to Borough Market then you’ve probably seen Bedales. It’s a wine shop and wine bar with a market terrace, offering an incredible view of Borough Market and good people-watching.


Bedales’s wines-by-the-glass list is seasonal and constantly changing, and it has an extensive bottle collection – all available to drink in or take away. The wine bar offers a variety of seasonal small plates and bistro fare, inspired by ingredients sourced from the market, and proudly boasts about its cheese and charcuterie selection – and we’re glad to report the boast is worthy.



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6. The modern London Bridge wine bar: El Vino

London Bridge, London

A Davy’s wine bar usually conjures up images of rustic charm and period features, but El Vino is by all accounts modern in architecture and design, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows. Located across from London Bridge station, its location makes El Vino an ideal meeting spot – pop in post-work for a catch-up or on any day, really.


Open all day for brisk brunches, lunch, dinner, and after-work drinks. The terrace offers a sweet little spot for people-watching with alfresco dining. It has all the hospitality of a Davy’s establishment, right down to its exceptional wine cellar, but with a contemporary and relaxed vibe.



Find an amazing London Bridge wine bar for your next event

A new wine bar seems to pop up in London Bridge every other weekend, and for good reason. The world of wine has never been more diverse - whether you're after a room-temp red, biodynamic orange wine or just a cold glass of savvy B, these London Bridge wine bars have something for everyone - including your picky friend who's just "really into natural wine right now". Hire one of these stunning London Bridge wine bars for your next event for a guaranteed good time - just don't blame us for the headache the next day.

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Your ultimate guide to hiring a wine bar in London Bridge

Amidst the iconic landmarks and bustling atmosphere of this historic area, hiring a wine bar for an event in London Bridge provides a sophisticated and vibrant setting. Whether you're planning a corporate function, private celebration or networking event, holding it in a wine bar in London Bridge adds an element of elegance and charm. In this comprehensive guide, we'll look at everything you need to know about hiring a wine bar in London Bridge, including pricing considerations, seating options and more.

1. Research wine bars in London Bridge:

Start your search by delving into the myriad of wine bars London Bridge has to offer. Online platforms such as HeadBox, as well as social media, provide an insight into the diverse options available. Prioritise venues that are known for their wine selection, ambience and ability to host events. Location, capacity, amenities and reviews should guide your selection process.

2. Clarify your event needs:

Before contacting wine bars, define the specifics of your event. Identify the type of event, expected attendees, date, time, budget and any special requirements. This clarity will streamline your search and ensure you find a venue that perfectly matches your vision.

3. Contact wine bars for availability and pricing:

Contact shortlisted wine bars to confirm availability and pricing for your desired date and time. Provide them with full event details, including guest estimates and specific requirements. Ask for a quote that includes venue rental and inquire about any additional services or amenities available for events.

4. Understand pricing and packages:

Wine Bar Rental Prices in London Bridge vary based on factors such as location, size, facilities and timing of the event. Some venues offer fixed packages, while others charge a flat rental fee. Check pricing structures and packages to find the best fit for your budget and event requirements.

5. Explore seating options:

Consider the seating arrangements that best suit your event and your guests' preferences. Wine bars typically offer several options including bar stools, high tables, lounge areas and outdoor seating. Work with the venue's event coordinator to design a layout that will enhance the ambience and functionality of your event.

6. Evaluate amenities and facilities:

Evaluate each wine bar's amenities to ensure they meet your needs and enhance your guests' experience. Look for well-stocked bars, knowledgeable staff, speciality wine selections, audiovisual equipment and restroom facilities. Confirm adequate staffing and services to meet the needs of your event.

7. Review catering options:

Ask about the catering services available at each wine bar. Some venues offer in-house culinary options, while others allow outside caterers or provide recommendations. Discuss menu preferences, dietary restrictions and customisation options with the venue's catering team to curate a memorable dining experience.

8. Confirm logistics and services:

Finalise logistical details with venue management, including set-up, vendor access and event requirements. Ensure clear communication regarding wine service, beverage options, glassware and any additional services required to ensure a seamless event.

9. Review contracts and policies:

Thoroughly review rental agreements, paying close attention to terms, deposit requirements, cancellation policies and additional fees. Clarify any ambiguities before proceeding with the booking to avoid any misunderstandings.

10. Plan for success:

On the day of the event, arrive at your chosen London Bridge wine bar prepared to orchestrate a memorable affair. Maintain open communication with staff, suppliers and guests to deal with any unforeseen issues promptly and ensure a delightful experience for all.

Against the backdrop of this iconic location, hiring a wine bar in London Bridge promises an unforgettable event experience. By following these steps and working closely with the venue, you'll orchestrate a remarkable gathering that will leave a lasting impression on your guests. Here's to a successful event at a prestigious London Bridge wine bar!

Frequently asked questions

Wine bars in London Bridge are versatile venues suitable for a variety of events including corporate functions, private celebrations, networking events and intimate gatherings. Whether it's a formal business event or a casual get-together, a wine bar provides an elegant and sophisticated setting.

It's advisable to book a wine bar in London Bridge as early as possible, especially for popular dates and times. Booking well in advance ensures that you secure your preferred venue and have plenty of time to plan and coordinate the details of your event.

Some wine bars may have guidelines or restrictions on decorations or entertainment in order to maintain the ambience and safety standards of the venue. It's important to discuss any decoration or entertainment plans with the venue's management to ensure they comply with the venue's policies.

Many wine bars in London Bridge can accommodate guests with dietary restrictions or special dietary needs, such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free or allergy-friendly options. It's important to discuss any dietary requirements or preferences with the venue's catering team in advance to ensure they can accommodate your guests' needs.

Some wine bars may have a minimum spend requirement as part of their hire agreement. This minimum spend usually applies to the purchase of food and drink during the event and may vary depending on the venue and event details. It's important to clarify any minimum spend requirements with the venue management when booking your event.

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