Celebrate in style at this elegant yet wholly unpretentious Baroque champagne bar in the heart of Soho. Dimly-lit, effortlessly elegant and with gleaming Mahogany surfaces, Kettner's has long been synonymous with champagne drinking. With more than 100 producers on its list - including iconic brands, small labels and one English fizz producer - this old-time establishment will offer you the chance to try rare vintages and champagne cocktails in fine surroundings. Bag one of the deep, warm, brown leather sofas, prop yourself up with a velvet cushion or hide away in one of the bookable private nooks, perfect for a romantic, intimate tete-a-tete. If you're feeling peckish the sandwich menu's on hand to provide sustenance for more champagne quaffing; there's something inherently refreshing about washing a hearty ham sandwich down with a slurp of top notch fizzy stuff. As you sit underneath the gleaming chandeliers listening to the strains of live jazz on a grand piano filter in from the room next door it's hard to imagine ever getting the impetus to move.
Originally a grand hotel, Kettner's also boasts a modern French restaurant and a club-like space, The Apartment Bar, which is open daily as a bar but can also be hired for events, holding up to 100 guests for a drinks reception or 70 for a seated dinner.
London's oldest wine bar and family-run underground tavern.
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Celebrate in style at this elegant yet wholly unpretentious Baroque champagne bar in the heart of Soho. Dimly-lit, effortlessly elegant and with gleaming Mahogany surfaces, Kettner's has long been synonymous with champagne drinking. With more than 100 producers on its list - including iconic brands, small labels and one English fizz producer - this old-time establishment will offer you the chance to try rare vintages and champagne cocktails in fine surroundings. Bag one of the deep, warm, brown leather sofas, prop yourself up with a velvet cushion or hide away in one of the bookable private nooks, perfect for a romantic, intimate tete-a-tete. If you're feeling peckish the sandwich menu's on hand to provide sustenance for more champagne quaffing; there's something inherently refreshing about washing a hearty ham sandwich down with a slurp of top notch fizzy stuff. As you sit underneath the gleaming chandeliers listening to the strains of live jazz on a grand piano filter in from the room next door it's hard to imagine ever getting the impetus to move.
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