Accessible Pubs and Bars in London

However, not all London's pubs and bars are accessible. Smaller independent pubs and bars often have restricted access, particularly those in older buildings. Pubs and bars with multiple outlets (chains) are often accessible, but not always. If a particular outlet is not accessible, there may be an accessible one nearby.

If a pub or bar does not appear accessible, make sure to enquire. Staff may be able to assist by guiding you to an alternative entrance, bringing out a portable ramp or providing a menu in large print.

Accessible Drinking Holes

To get you started on your night out in London, this section includes a selection of accessible pubs and bars. There are many more accessible pubs and bars not listed here and we encourage you to explore.

The following chains have many accessible locations across London

• All Bar One
  All Bar One pub finder
• O'Neills
  O'Neills pub finder
• Pitcher and Piano
  Pitcher and Piano bar finder
  
• Revolution
  Revolution bar finder
• Slug and Lettuce
  Slug and Lettuce pub finder
• Wetherspoon
  Wetherspoon pub finder

The following independent pubs and bars are all wheelchair accessible and most have a disabled loo. Bear in mind that not all areas may be wheelchair accessible. By law, assistance dogs are allowed at all pubs and bars.

• 6 St Chad's Place, King's Cross
  
• AKA, West End
  
• The Anchor and Hope, Southwark
  
• Bar Code, Soho
  
• Big Chill Bar, Shoreditch
  
• Bullet Bar, Camden
  
• The Fire Station, Waterloo
  
• Founders Arms, Southbank
  
• G-A-Y Bar, Soho
  
• Henry's Bar, Covent Garden
  
• Jack Horner, West End
  
• King's Head, Islington
  
• The Langley, Covent Garden
  
• Match Bar, West End
  
• Old Tea Warehouse, City
  
• Rupert Street Café Bar, Soho
  
• Sports Café, Piccadilly Circus
  
• Zander Bar at Bank Westminster, Westminster