Wednesday, 28 June 2017

London Rooftop Bars

Now that Summer is somewhat here - this week is most definitely an expection - it's time we get out of the pubs and make our way to the rooftop bars to soak in the sun, have a drink and enjoy the views of London's skyline. We've put together a list of some of the go-to rooftop bars that will fuel your cocktail cravings and provide some of the best snacks and food in town.

Frank's Cafe, Peckham
 
Not the most glamourous of locations, Peckham's go-to bar can be found on a multi-storey car park is worth the hike just to see the panoramic views of South London. Throw in the pop-up restaurant and cocktails, beer and wine and it's the perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon. Despite the fact that it only has a little cover, the view is all worth it. And for those in the know, it's all about the staircase to the top - that's all we're saying because you have to see it to believe it.

Pergola on the Roof, White City
 
 Back for a second year, Pergola on the roof returns as 'a vision of New York's The Hamptons - palm trees, four restaurants, two bars, sunshine and escapism.' If you're looking for an afternoon with a bit of class then this is the palce for you to be seen. Instagram you way around the 100 feet bar and enjoy the skyline of West London.

Sky Garden, Aldgate
 
Not quite a rooftop bar but the setting is just as good. Located on Fenchurch Street, in the heart of the city, make your way up 35 floors of the Walkie Talkie and you'll enter a breath-taking garden with the most amazing views. The Sky Garden itself has three storeys of landscaped gardens full of South African and Mediterranean plants, observation decks, an open-air terrace, two restaurants and of course, a bar. The only thing that can be a bit of a nuisance is that you have to book a 90-minute timeslot at least three days in advance.
 
Roof East, Stratford
 
The ultimate family-friendly playground experience, this rooftop really does have it all. Social Fun and Games club, the first urban lawn bowls to hit London, roller disco, batting cages, rooftop film club, crazy golf, food, drinks, the list is endless. A place for everyone to enjoy.

 The Magic Roundabout, Old Street
 
Literally located in the middle of Old Street Roundabout and found via a secret staircase in the tube station, if you didn't know about it, you'd walk past it everytime. Open all year round, the best time to go is obviously when the sun is shining and the drinks are flowing. Offering award-winning street food, cocktails, craft beers and guest DJ's from thoroughout London, this is the perfect spot to go after work on a Friday evening.

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