Some bars that Escorts like

Are you a bit shy around new people? Or maybe you need to have a drink first to relax? We got you. The selection below could be a great start for you and your Busty of choice. Some High-Class girls are really good with wines or cocktails. They are happy to help you choose drinks.

• Gordons Wine Bar,
  47 Villiers Street,
  WC2N 6NE,
  United Kingdom

  Gordon's Wine Bar is thought to be the oldest wine bar in London (which probably makes it one of the oldest in the world!) and has been established in its present form since 1890. Both old and young people love the bar due to the totally unique atmosphere in which time seems to have stood still. As you enter the bar, you find yourself in a room with old wooden walls covered in historical newspaper cuttings and memorabilia that fade with age. Make your way to the cellar, and you must stoop to get to your rickety candlelit table – anonymity is guaranteed! If the sun is out, you can also sit outside on Watergate Walk and enjoy watching the world go by.

• The Cut Bar and Restaurant, Young Vic
  66 The Cut,
  Southwark,
  Waterloo SE1 8LZ,
  United Kingdom

  The Cut Bar is London's most popular theatre bar and restaurant. Set within the Young Vic, it's minutes from the Southbank, Tate Modern, Old Vic Theatre, Southwark and Waterloo Stations. Over two floors, the stylish, buzzy bar and open-air terrace host an eclectic crowd of theatregoers, artists, suits and locals.
  An inspired mix of classic and original play-themed dishes creates an exciting menu of fresh, free-range, organic ingredients. The Bar is open from 9 am till late.

• De Hems Dutch Bar
  11 Macclesfield Street,
  W1D 5BW,
  United Kingdom

  De Hems Dutch Cafe Bar is a landmark pub in Soho. It is within walking distance of Shaftesbury Avenue, Leicester Square Tube, and Chinatown, and it is well worth the stroll. We are a traditional pub with a reputation for serving a fantastic range of the finest real ales. Enjoy your pint in time-honoured tradition at the bar, or complement it with a bite from our pub food menu.

• All Bar One Henrietta Street
  19 Henrietta Street,
  WC2E 8QH,
  United Kingdom

  All Bar One Henrietta Street is one of the best bars and restaurants near Long Acre, Covent Garden, and St Martins Lane. It serves great food, varied wines, draught and bottled beers, and spirits.

• Roxy Bar and Screen
  128-132 Borough High Street,
  SE1 1LB,
  United Kingdom

  A unique bar/restaurant /cinema with regular, cheaper & free screenings of recent feature films, shorts and independent films & videos. Also available for private hire.

• Jewel Bar
  29 Maiden Lane,
  WC2E 7JS,
  United Kingdom

  Jewel Covent Garden has fast become one of the area's most popular destination venues. It is hidden away in the cobbled back streets of old Covent Garden, just behind the Piazza. Once you discover its location, you’ll wonder if you can keep the secret to yourself.
  Jewel provides the perfect setting for socializing with colleagues after work, going on a date, or partying the night away with friends, like its sister bar.

• The Toucan Guinness Bar,
  94 Wimpole Street,
  W1G 0EH,
  United Kingdom

  The bar is dedicated to selling the best pint of Guinness possible. also has a large selection of Irish whiskeys

• Vibe Bar,
  Old Truman Brewery,
  91 - 95 Brick Lane,
  E1 6QL,
  United Kingdom

  Vibe Bar opened in 1995 and proves that the original is still the best! With its huge courtyard, large bar, dance floor, gallery, and live venue upstairs, this place has appeal beyond its capacity.

• Buffalo Bar,
  259 Upper Street
  N1 1RU
  United Kingdom

  Welcome to the Buffalo Bar: An independently run bar and venue with a full entertainment licence. In the heart of Islington, right outside Highbury & Islington tube. It has a great atmosphere, friendly staff, superb PA system and a great place to spend the evening.

• Strongroom Bar,
  120-124 Curtain Road,
  EC2A 3SQ,
  United Kingdom

  Richard Boote opened Strongroom as a single studio in Curtain Road, Shoreditch, London, in 1984. At the time, it was one of the very few active businesses on or around Curtain Road - two notable others being Franco's Cafe and the Barley Mow pub. Both were heavily patronised by Strongroom clientele in those early days and continue to thrive today, like Strongroom.
  The studio occupied part of a former furniture warehouse, built around a courtyard accessed through an arch off the main road. At the time, other occupants of the premises included a builder's merchant and a printer. Richard moved into 120 Curtain Road and immediately brought in other small independent businesses to share the space with, including Malcolm Garrett's influential Assorted iMaGes design agency, laying the foundations of a creative community whose spirit remains central to Strongroom.

• Ebury Wine Bar & Restaurant,
  139 Ebury Street,
  SW1W 9QU,
  United Kingdom

  One of London's most successful and popular wine bars/restaurants, the Ebury Wine Bar & Restaurant has been open for 50 years and enjoys a large following at home and worldwide.
  This success is due to the strong atmosphere, witty and sustained trompe l’oeil décor, and Michelin-starred cuisine.
  The cooking—a blend of traditional and innovative dishes—has won huge acclaim among gourmets and the 'gastro media'. As might be expected from a well-established wine bar/restaurant, there are bar snacks for light eaters and an adventurous and exciting wine list.

• Soho Clubs and Bars
  23-25 Old Compton Street,
  W1D 5JL,
  United Kingdom

  Soho Clubs & Bars operate a number of unique high-profile venues in Soho & the West End - Jewel, LVPO, Cheers London, Bar Soho, Soho Revue Bar, Shadow Lounge, Village, Sirocco & Candy Bar. Est. 2004.

• Janets Bar
  30 Old Brompton Road,
  London SW7 3DL,
  United Kingdom

  "Escorts need to come here with an open mind if they want to enjoy themselves." "Janet's bar is overpriced, too small, and serves tasteless cocktails." "What a great night out! Janet Bar picks a welcoming staff" "Janet's Bar is expensive, with rude barmaids"

• Portal Restaurant and Bar
  88 St. John Street,
  EC1M 4EH,
  United Kingdom

  Portal is a modern Portuguese restaurant and wine bar that combines the buzzy conviviality of Iberian dining with bold interior design, a specialist wine list and sophisticated cooking. Reflecting the passion of veteran restaurateur and owner Antonio Correia, Portal is a modern Portuguese cuisine with a tranquil dining environment and unobtrusive service, which are the hallmarks of this Clerkenwell restaurant.
  The bar at Portal is an intimate and stylish meeting point, ideal for enjoying an aperitif of chilled extra-dry white port or sampling the extensive wine list. The bar also provides a relaxed eating area for those preferring a light meal or snack, offering Petiscos—Portal's lengthy assortment of Latin Tapas.
  Spilling back into a glorious glasshouse, the airy dining area lends an al-fresco feel that is spectacular both day and night. The bustling open-plan kitchen is at the heart of the restaurant, where classics such as traditional Braised bistro with fine sweet potato chips and pea mash with Madeira sauce are created. Moreover, our vegan and vegetarian options ensure there is something for everyone.

• Latin Square Havana Cocktail Bar & Restaurant & Club Havana
  43-45 Farringdon Road,
  EC1M 3JB,
  United Kingdom

  London is famed worldwide for the variety of excellent cuisine available from its restaurants. Diners have an overwhelming choice to suit various tastes, as many restaurants exist. London is widely renowned for being an expensive city, and many restaurants offer highly expensive and refined haute cuisine. Many famous and wealthy people are known to frequent a variety of high-class restaurants in London.
  Many world-famous celebrity chefs own and operate restaurants in London, and visitors to the city will pay a premium to dine in these establishments and eat a meal cooked by a famous or renowned chef. There are also a number of restaurants in London that can suit people with a more modest budget, though. The great deal of people from different ethnic backgrounds living in the city has led to many restaurants in London that specialise in a specific type of ethnic cuisine, and buffets offering an all-you-can-eat service are popular choices of restaurants. London also has a number of smaller restaurants offering visitors a less expensive option than the numerous high-class establishments.
  The number of restaurants in London can be extremely daunting for a potential diner who wants to experience the best while avoiding the poorer restaurants. For this reason, numerous guidebooks document the best restaurants in the city. There are also a number of resources for people planning to visit London that have guides on the best places to eat in the city.