First day in London in more than 20 years and we were excited to introduce our girls to Harrods!…read more As we had not eaten and wanted a little treat to celebrate this graduation trip for our girls we decided to start at the Moet and Chandon Champagne bar located near the beauty section. We began with glasses of Moet and Chandon 2016 Grand Vintage which was exceptional while our girls enjoyed cocktails! Then we ordered some light bites : the cheese ans charcuterie plates that were very generous for the price ( 21 GBP for three selections) and the truffle Brie was delicious!! It was served along side seeded crackers . We also enjoyed the bread plate and the caviar selection! It was the perfect amount of food and I rounded it out with a glass o my Moet Rose! A great start to our London trip

(Note: This bar is not in Royal Albert Hall. It is in Harrods, but Yelp is ignoring my attempts to…read morechange the location.) My husband and I stopped by the Moët & Chandon Champagne Bar in Harrods for a drink, a snack, and a break from touristing around London a few weeks ago when we were in London on vacation. The bar is beautiful. It feels like the treat it is. Once we found the bar (follow the signs), we were seated at the bar quickly. I ordered a glass of Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage 2016, while my husband ordered one of their cocktails, the Rendez-vous in Capri (Moët & Chandon Brut Impérial, Mandarine Napoléon, Amaro Montenegro, Campari). We also ordered some oysters - 2 Irish Carlingford Oysters and 2 French Gillardeau Oysters (the oysters were dressed with fresh lime, coriander & red chilli dressing, and Thai fish sauce, garnished with Korean red pepper crispy shallots). I thought the dressing of the oysters was missing a touch of acidity, but the oysters themselves were good. The service was okay. The staff are clearly very friendly with each other, and - while I love to see people having a good time at work - it did slow down service quite a bit (it took us a while to get someone over to take our order; I think because they all thought someone else had already done it). Was it a perfect happy hour? Not necessarily. But it's a special place that felt like a treat. And we enjoyed our little break from a long day of exploring London - resting our feet with some champagne and oysters!

Nice terrace area to be found via the Drury Lane Theatre…read more I think it is a new area. The terrace gives you a great people watching view above the streets. Great place to chill out whilst the people below busy themselves with their day in Covent Garden whilst you treat yourself to a glass of bubbly. Also has inside area if you don't wish to sit outside

Always a favorite. My friend had never been, so we had our final drink there before parting ways…read morefor another couple of years. We had the flight of English bubbly. Not the best, but good to try something new and local.

You've just crawled off an overnight flight, managed to get - cranky and red-eyed - through…read moreimmigration without an extra frisky pat-down, and bought yourself a ticket on the Heathrow Express heading into London. And now you're here. Paddington station. Ta da. What else better to do than celebrate your victory over modern air travel with a glass (or bottle...) of champagne at 11am? Treat yourself. It will prepare you for your onward journey on the London Underground with a 25kg suitcase and a carry-on bag that is somehow much heavier and bulkier than you ever remember it being.

Service was polite but quite pushy, which is not surprising for the bougie (North American slang…read morefor bourgeois, maybe even a bit snobby) nature of the place. I came in with three others at around 9pm, and the place was pretty empty, even despite its small size. There was a pair sitting at the bar, as well as another group seated at a table. The bartender told us the place would close at 11pm, but there was another guy (probably a manager) buzzing around who seemed extremely antsy to get people out. He closed the door around 10pm, whisked around trying to rush the clean-up process, and kept whispering things to the bartender. He killed the atmosphere of the place. Trying to get people to leave in order to save money is only going to get you poor recommendations and results in the long-run.

We came in on a Saturday with a couple of hours to kill before a movie at Leicester Square and…read morethough it was very empty, it was a nice change from the normal crazy places. We had a few champagne cocktails (strawberry and passionfruit bellinis) plus some apps which were decent. I had this one awesome cheddar cheese and the chorizo. Service was great..will come back for another couple cocktails :)

"What-ho!!!! Bring me your finest Champagne my good man"....well I didn't actually say that for…read morefear that some french revolutionaries were waiting in the shadowy corners to appear like the Spanish inquisition... The Champagne Bar by Searcys 1847 is located in the prestigious Village section of Westfield. The bar sits 34 and is a welcome break if you have been shopping for hours on end.... ideally I like to soak my feet in the finest champagne bubbles but in this economy I have to satisfy myself with just drinking the stuff...Security also pointed out that 1) they didn't like my feet and 2) you aren't meant to soak your feet in champagne (hey who knew right!!) All kidding aside...if you want somewhere nice to sit to take a load off and consume something alcoholic and bubbly - not some mamby pamby iced soya latte coffo mocca cocco blah blah blah - then this is as nicer place as any in Westfield. Nice champagne and good bellinis...it is pricey (but not remortgage you house pricey) but it is champagne so what exactly were you expecting....this is not pound-land people. The only thing I cannot get over is that lush (married) ladies of a certain age tend to take a gulp or two of three of the fizzy stuff....get tiddly-er...and try to chat up the staff...why-oh-why-oh-why....did I not discover this endless source of cringe worthy entertainment sooner. I cannot get sued for saying this right...damn I should have said "allegedly"...

My friend just bought underwear for her wedding night...my other friend just spent aaages looking…read morefor the perfect wedding outfit...how should one celebrate such a feat? Stop off for champagne of course!! :) Remember that this bar IS in the middle of the shopping centre, and balancing on stools doesn't make it the most comfy of destinations...but this is all improved with a happy hour price-list. I am always partial to a little glass of bubbly...but happy hour at Searcys made it almost obligatory for us to stop off and try the rose. Champagne that works out cheaper than wine is always a good idea.

This bar is downstairs in the Crowne Plaza…read more I came here for afternoon tea while I was in town with a Virgin Experiences voucher. Yeah I also thought it was a bit strange that a bar was serving afternoon tea. Keeping in mind that I had afternoon tea that week 4 times, this was just an ok set. Sandwiches were decent, sweets were ok. Teas were excellent. Great service, of course. The furniture was nice but a bit uncomfortable to sit at for tea. It seemed more appropriate for a hookah lounge. The one thing that really sticks out in my mind was there were these random flies that occasionally would buzz around. Where exactly were they even coming from?

This was unexpected. Pop music, caged private booths (yes, I said caged - as the private rooms are…read moreliterally couches / chairs with fancy little pillows and blankets in a fucking cage), solid booze selection. Ended up here accidentally while looking for a place open late - open until at least 2am. The drinks were a bit on the pricey side but the beers were around 5 pounds - not the end of the world. The bar inside is classy and has a good amount of seating. Gorgeous bathrooms as well (I believe the bar is attached to a hotel). But outside, there's a path along which there are many private rooms that appear to be for bottle service. The bartender told us they are typically for those spending 30+ pounds but it was pretty dead late night on Thursday, so we snagged a "cage." I felt like I was sitting in Pier 1 - surrounded by animal print, hardwood, and cast iron. Really cool place to check out if you're in the area, but I probably wouldn't recommend it over the weekend as it sounds like things can get rather pricey and crowded.

White wines were awful, Negroni was made with half measures, paid 100 pound for three drinks. Rest…read morewas good, staff was friendly. Ambiance was okay but there weren't many people in the bar, it was easy to find a place to sit on a Thursday night.

The prices are steep and the drinks aren't deep..read more

What an awesome place! Great food....BBQ chicken salad and Leopard Burger, fantastic champagne and…read morefriendly service. Frank is the host extraordinaire and the atmosphere is elegant and memorable.

I stayed at the Ruben and fell in love with this quaint bar! The sushi was fresh melt in your…read moremouth and the jazz band was awesome!

Food was so so good. Service was excellent - sat at the bar grab a table for an amazing view…read more great vibe and music.

The ambiance was superb. Service was a bit slow and our waiter changed a few times, but we were…read moreenjoying the view while we waited. Drinks were innovative, we tried at least 5 cocktails and enjoyed them all. PS I made my reservation 3 weeks in advance and highly recommend it.

The Laurent-Perrier Champagne Bar is located closest to the Door 3 entrance up one flight of…read morestairs. It is not a very pretty or cozy bar. They offer vintage and nonvintage Laurent-Perrier champagne by the glass, half bottle, or bottle. They also sell a variety of French, Italian, and Argentina wines along with beer and spirits. They have a small snack and Asian-inspired light bites and two salads.