London's Best Cocktail Bars: The Most Popular Hotspots (IMM Lifestyle Books) 48 Top Venues with Maps, Recipes, Reviews, Contact & Reservation Details, Hours, Nearby Tube Stops, and Lavish Photography

London has some of the best cocktail bars in the world, from the luxurious and trendy to the quirky and classy!

• 48 venues across the city, covering a range of establishments from smart hotels to the most popular bars in town
• Signature recipes from the venues, with lavish color photography
• Descriptive reviews include contact and reservation details, nearby tube stops, whether food is served, detailed maps, opening hours, and more
• History and fun facts about London's drinking past, sure to delight cocktail aficionados

The London cocktail scene is undoubtedly one of the most diverse in the world! With numerous watering-holes to choose from, it can be daunting trying to pick the best spot for an evening out on the town. This book by London food and drink expert Susan Cohen helps narrow down the selection by presenting the crème de la crème of hot cocktail spots in London.

London's Best Cocktail Bars is the hippest, most up-to-date guide to London's diverse and stylish cocktail scene. It offers lively descriptive reviews of 48 top venues across the city, from smart hotels and rooftop bars to craft cocktail hotspots, over-the-top concept bars, and celebrity-spotting destinations.

Each revealing entry includes a concise description, contact and reservation details, nearby tube stops, whether food is served, opening hours, and lavish color photos. Locations are pinpointed on easy-to-read maps.

This indispensable nightlife guide even includes recipes for the best signature cocktails in town, plus an introduction to the art of cocktail making.

An academic historian with a special interest in British Victorian and Edwardian social life, author Susan Cohen is sure not to skimp on the history of cocktails. For example, did you know that some of our most celebrated cocktails—martinis, daiquiris, and the Manhattan—first appeared right around Prohibition? Shortly after, speakeasies opened underground, and as a result, bartenders became more creative with their cocktail recipes.

These factoids and others are what make this book the perfect gift for Anglophiles, and a delightful guide for cocktail enthusiasts who want to immerse themselves in London drink history and then experience the local flair for themselves. Some of the venues presented in the book even offer cocktail masterclasses so you can hone your skills and become a master of mixology yourself!

Susan Cohen is the author of Where to Take Tea. She is an academic historian with a special interest in British Victorian and Edwardian social history. Susan has had articles published in academic and popular journals, and is a contributor to the New Dictionary of National Biography.

Susan Cohen is the author of Where to Take Tea. She is an academic historian with a special interest in British Victorian and Edwardian social history. Susan has had articles published in academic and popular journals, and is a contributor to the New Dictionary of National Biography.