Your privacy

We use cookies to help make our site work properly and to analyze how our site is used. You can view our cookies policy, manage your cookie preferences, or consent and dismiss this banner by clicking agree:

Win Subscribe

Top 5 Bloody Marys in London

We've rounded up the finest Bloody Mary joints in London town.

A plate with toast topped with smashed avocado, poached eggs, and seeds is on a table next to a Bloody Mary cocktail garnished with celery and olives, a cappuccino in a blue cup, a fork, a knife, and white and black salt and pepper shakers.

Nations throughout history have clamoured to take ownership of the iconic Bloody Mary, and it’s easy to understand why. Whether she was born in 1920’s Paris or 1930’s New York, one thing remains clear: she’s grown into the most beautiful ‘hair of the dog’ around and become a staple of brunch culture. We have kindly rounded up the top spots to get hold of a cocktail that anyone worth their salt would be proud to put their name to. 

Hawksmoor

A martini glass with a cocktail and cherry, a metal cup filled with thick-cut fries, and several slices of rare steak neatly arranged on a wooden board.
Image © Facebook via @Hawksmoor

With locations all over London, the Hawksmoor brings you a Bloody Mary with a twist. They’ve mixed this signature drink with horseradish-infused gin, tomato juice, Hawksmoor spice mix and a splash of kernel export India porter; this creating a juicy, hearty finish to go with their famous burgers and steaks. Alternatively, ‘Bloody Mary No.4’ keeps it plain and simple - stripping it back to the perfect classic ingredients. 

69 Colebrooke Row

A tall glass of Bloody Mary sits on a wooden surface in a dimly lit room. The drink has a reddish hue and is garnished with a wedge of lemon and an ice cube. Sunlight filters in through a nearby window, casting shadows on the table.
Image © Facebook via @69colebrookerow

69 Colebrooke Row, N1 8AA 

69 Colebrooke Row is famous for its ‘Prairie Oyster’ - a deconstructed Bloody Mary served in a shell-shaped dish and drinkable in one shot. Developed by Tony Conigliaro at The Drinks Factory, it consists of an egg yolk bursting lovingly on the tongue, releasing the spherified tomato juice inside (an intricate technique that the staff travelled to Barcelona to learn). The horseradish vodka flows after, blended with Oloroso sherry, clarified celery juice, Worcestershire sauce, pepper sauce and red wine vinegar. To top it off with a truly savoury kick, it’s garnished with micro herbs and shallots. 

The Connaught

A white table adorned with an elegant afternoon tea spread, including sandwiches, scones, jams, and an assortment of pastries and desserts. A glass of pink sparkling drink and a cup of tea are also present. The scene is set with fine china and a napkin.
Image © Facebook via @theconnaught

Carlos Place, Mayfair, W1K 2AL 

Named the World’s Best Cocktail Bar at the New Orleans Spirited Awards, The Connaught serves arguably the most recognisable Bloody Mary. Served in their iconic chalice, and topped with celery air and grated nutmeg, it packs a punch through a touch of naga jolokia, one of the hottest chillies in the world. You can tailor your Mary to your tastes, as there’s plenty of wiggle room for experimenting with different spirits to make it just right. 

The Prince Albert

A vibrant red cocktail garnished with a lemon wedge, a celery stick, and intricately sliced cucumber ribbons, presented in a clear glass against a rustic wooden table. In the blurred background, a person sits at another table.
Image © Facebook via @ThePrinceAlbertBattersea

85 Albert Bridge Road, London, SW11 4PF 

Looking for something to satisfy a lazy Sunday hangover? The Prince Albert is a cosy spot with inviting armchairs, a satiating roast dinner and, of course… a Bloody Mary that will kick you right back to business. Just by Battersea Park, this London pub is the perfect pick me up after a soothing afternoon stroll.  

The Breakfast Club

An assortment of pancakes with various toppings including chocolate sauce, nuts, whipped cream, berry compote, and ice cream. Different syrup and pancake batter bottles are displayed alongside, with a box labeled Yellow Beacons of Pancake-filled Hope in the background.
Image © Facebook via @TheBreakfastClubCafes

Not a bar, not a restaurant, not a cafe- The Breakfast Club simply refer to themselves as a good ol’ London ‘caf’. With spots all over and serving all day breakfast with many other delicious bites, this selection is last but definitely not least by all means.  

Their drinks menu has a plethora of selections but right at the top you’ll find their pretty dandy Bloody Mary: ‘hot and spicy like Helen Mirren’ (they said it not us!). Why not pair it with a Full Monty breakfast from their all day menu, available as a vegan or vegetarian option too! Cheers!