Six bloomin’ marvellous plant-filled bars
Londoners’ passion for foliage has spread to the city’s watering holes. Stop and smell the roses (and take a cheeky Insta pic) at these leafy spots
London isn’t short on lovely green spaces or ace rooftop bars, but what if the weather’s rubbish? Now you can drink among the foliage come rain or shine thanks to the wealth of bars filled with plants and greenery that are popping up in the capital. We pick the best of the bunch.
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The lush beer garden with optional roof
Pub-food-hall hybrid The Prince has four eateries, three bars and London’s largest beer garden draped in lots of trailing foliage. There’s even a retractable roof if the weather turns.
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The plant-filled cocktail parlour
Thought your house plant collection was impressive? Wait until you step inside Mr Fogg’s House of Botanicals. It’s packed full of plants, with pastel decor and floral armchairs to match.
The bar with wall-to-wall garnishes
At Bourne & Hollingsworth’s new ‘living bar’, you’ll find greenery growing up the walls. But the foliage isn’t just there to look pretty – it provides fresh ingredients and garnishes for your drinks.
The seasonal shape-shifter
Moorgate-based South Place Hotel can't get enough of botanical-inspired bars. Since February it’s been serving up gin cocktails in its Enchanted Garden (pictured). And it’s now been transformed into the Mediterranean-inspired Rosé Riviera.
The Japanese cherry blossom den
Every year, Shochu Lounge brings spring indoors with its dreamy sakura installation. It’s now a permanent fixture, so you can sip cocktails under a pink blossom-covered ceiling all year round.
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