Some bars are just so adorable it's impossible to do anything but take a picture of everything from the decorations to your drinks. Cute bars in London are everywhere if you know how to look, because if there's one thing this city loves more than anything else, it's aesthetics. So get those cameras ready, think up a witty caption and prepare to visit these cutesy London bars.
This quirky London cocktail bar is the perfect place to drink fabulously mixed drinks whilst still having a fun time. The room is extravagantly decorated, with knitted chairs and a bright red colour scheme to be reminiscent of a stylish 1920s living room. This makes it the ideal backdrop to drink some great drinks and catch up with friends.
With cute interiors worthy of that Insta shot to a menu boasting everything from smoked cod's roe to whitebait and braised lamb sliders, Vagabond is a top choice for wining and dining in London. Don't miss their Battersea venue, where there's far more than just wine.
A gorgeous hideaway in Bethanl Green and Soho, Coupette is understated in its sophistication. Having been named as one of the world's best bars, it brings its A-game when it comes to cocktails inspired by regions of France. The food is equally as enticing, as the kitchen whips up enticing French classics.
Moody, eccentric, and picturesque, Callooh Callay is a wonderfully quirky London bar. Complete with party tunes and a cool assortment of funny decorations, you'll feel right at cutesy home as you sip on one of their many hand-crafted cocktails.
Find the nondescript door and make your way up to Opium. Hidden in the heart of Chinatown, this cool London bar is all East Asian design with Chinese furniture and floral wallpaper. Head here for three floors of tasty Asian cocktails, complimented by a delicious menu of dim sum.
It's the greenery that makes this one of the most cutesy bars in London. Wherever you go, you'll be greeted with potted plants and fully-grown trees, so you can enjoy all this pocket of nature in the middle of London. Which is great, because they serve a delicious array of British dishes that are almost as photo-worthy as the bar itself.
The Hollywood Arms looks like an updated Victorian parlour, oozing luxury just like a cute London bar of this quality should do. With elegant flamingo wallpaper, birdcages and a restaurant offering up delicious gastropub bites, that's not all they're offering – they host micro-breweries and wine makers, as well as hosting monthly comedy.
Located only minutes from the station, you'll find this ale and port house on the quaint Tooley Street. Think small plates, cheeseboards and locally sourced dishes, all to be washed down with your choice of wine or beer.
The Soho branch of the happy hour kings Simmons is probably one of the most kitsch bars in London. Boasting a retro aesthetic with grandma's lampshades and wallpaper set against white tiled walls and neon signs, it's the perfect environment to enjoy a teapot cocktail or two.
