This place is gorgeous. Hidden in a tiny street around southwark, you wouldnt even find it if you…read moredidn't know it. The outside doesnt look all that special, but when you walk in, the bricks and the little arches really makes you feel like you walked into another world. I wish I took pictures - maybe next Monday. Why next monday, you might ask. Well, because every Monday, during lunch time, they have a special on their pizzas. 5.50 quid for an entire pizza and three toppings of your choice. I chose chorizo, mushrooms, and red onions. It's not bad for 5.50, but I would be pretty unhappy to pay nearly 9 for it during non-special days. As their name suggests, they have a large selection of wine. Honestly, not a bad place for a romantic cozy evening.

The wine is...not great, the nachos are pretty sad, but the ambiance here is nice and the staff is…read morereally friendly. Seems like a popular place for after work drinks so if you can get here before 6pm you should be able to find a spot to sit down.

Such a great neighborhood type of place. Great wines good food and really good value. Love this…read moreplace Waitstaff were awesome. Just what I would expect from them and made us feel really welcome Thank you!!!

Great wine bar when you're looking for much more than a pub. Nice range of all organic wines…read more Friendly smart and attentive service. Nice lite menu accompany the wine. I had the taglialini with sausage ragu which was taste. The olives were a nice simple starter.

Decided to take a chance on a nice place with outside seating. The service was great and made us…read morefeel comfortable. Our server understood that we wanted to try many different wines that were available. Their recommendations on the wine list are an easy way to get to know different styles. The recommended red wine is a burgundy French wine that is light, supple and pairs easily with the cheese board. The white wine chardonnay is buttery and delicious. I would recommend giving them a chance and I do not think you will be disappointed.

Have been eating and drinking around Shepherds Market for years, and never knew this was here! I'm…read moreglad I have now found it! Lovely casual spot with great wine selection. When the weather is good, you can drink outside on little tables both sides of the alley. Good charcuterie selection too! Service is spot on, and it's not too expensive either. Definitely recommend!

Another place we visited while in London. After entering the building you descend down a spiral…read morestaircase into the tasting room. Very quint old world feel which we loved. They carry a nice selection of wines and we were happy with our selection and had a great time with a friend for a bit after dinner.

This is a very special place and a nice little wine bar…read more Located in Leicester Square, walk downstairs to this landmark featuring over 300 wines, a nice selection of cheese and an eclectic menu. Perfect place to chill with a glass of wine and some good cheese. Service was great, Ben took good care of us.

Adorable, locals-only-feel, wine bar in a charming area of London. This was near our hotel, so we…read morewalked in one Wednesday night and scored a table for two. Lots of younger professionals there after work or people on dates. The wine selection was fantastic, and we went heavy on the small plates menu trying to turn it into dinner. The bread and butter was fantastic, the meats were great. Very cool, intimate vibe.

Fab food and a great wine selection with caring very knowledgable service. Top spot for visitors…read morefrom Auckland, New Zealand.

The tapas that came you could order in pairs of 5 was decent. The fries were honestly the best. The…read morefried chicken was nice, but nothing like you will get in the states. In terms of the drinks, they were decent. The ambiance was very loud and I felt like I had to scream over the music and other background noises. I would return, but also wouldn't be mad if I never did.

Lovely surroundings, great service and amazing range of drinks. A very cool place for drinks and a…read morecatch up or post theatre treat. We loved the art deco style and the connection to the original hotel that was on this site.

I could not get enough of this place! I already am planning my next reservation, and what to order…read more Although we did get seated about 15 minutes past our reservation time, the wait staff was attentive and friendly, they also gave us a fantastic table on the upper balcony that didn't feel like we were too close to anyone else. As it was just two of us, and we were there more for the wine and cheese/meat, we didn't get any mains but the food around us looked amazing. Next time, I want to order the tartare, the oysters, the steak? or pork chop... everything! We ordered: the mixed selection charcuterie, as well as the herve cheese - a strong softer cheese - (looks small, but we almost didn't even get through the whole piece) and the beetroot and goat cheese salad. That has to be one of the best beetroot salads that I have had. The goat cheese was whipped-like, light and absolutely delicious. ALSO the bread.. keeps coming!!!! And it was warm! Yum! Waitress recommended a couple of wines for us, and we took her recommendation and got white to start. It was a great choice and we loved it. Crisp and citrusy. I wish I remembered the name. We went by the glass and got two glasses each. Total pp was about £25 each and we were more than full. Seriously cannot wait to go back....

The perfect escape on a rainy Summer's day - of which there are too many in London this year …read more.. Terroirs is very cosy, and very French, your quintessential wine bar, in an ugly side street linking Trafalgar Square and The Strand. I love the comfort of French places even though the menu tends to pose a bit of a challenge. As a recovered vegetarian I am still rather squeemish about many meat and most seafood dishes - the first thing I read was duck's hearts ... so, the choice by elimination began. The smaller tapas-style plates didn't quite sound tempting or filling enough and we both opted for the main course of Grey Mullet. Now, samphire is about the only vegetable in the world that I am not keen on ... and I'm not normally one of those customers who demands lots of alterations to a perfectly rounded dish ... very embarrassing to be turned down! But all was fine in the end and I was glad to have taken the risk, mixed in with puy lentils the salty seaweed actually worked a treat - this chef knows what he's talking about!! I am also not normally a big fan of desserts but there was something utterly irresistible about the salted caramel chocolate pots. Divine, the most sumptuous chocolate mousse with a layer of liquid caramel at the bottom - wow! Our heads were already buzzing from the rose wine we ordered (despite outdoor temperature and rain, it is Summer after all!!), this sugar rush sent us over the edge - those puds should come with a health warning for the fainthearted! Staff were very attentive and it didn't matter that we had trouble spotting them, no aprons or uniforms here, no striped t-shirt or beret in sight. They all looked so casual, we expected them to join any of the tables around us - they blended in perfectly with the diners.

Gordon's Wine Bar is an absolute must visit in London. The atmosphere is unlike anywhere else -…read moretucked away underground in a cozy candlelight space that feels intimate historic and incredibly romantic. The wine selection is excellent with plenty of options to suit every taste and the relaxed atmosphere makes it the perfect place to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Whether you're sharing a bottle with someone special or soaking in unique character of the space Gordon's offers an unforgettable experience if you're looking for one of London's most charming and atmospheric wine bars, don't miss this hidden gem.

We had this place on our bucket list and we're excited to visit what is Londons oldest wine bar…read more Lines were long for the outside patio but weirdly not for the inside which was the cool part- a cave lit by candles above the Tube lines. Really cool atmosphere with a low cave ceiling, comprehensive wine list and lots of cheese, charcuterie and some other British favorites. We began with wine, rose bubbles and a glass of champagne- unfortunately my champagne was room temperature which is a per peeve of mine but the rose bubbles were served ice cold in a cold glass?! My husband did enjoy his wine! We were asked about food but they never came back so we decided to enjoy our drinks and the unique atmosphere before heading out