Five Top London Terraces for summer drinking and dining

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There’s nothing like dining al fresco when the sun shines, which is why we’ve put together some of the top London Terraces for summer drinking and dining you have to head to…

London in summer is one of the best places to be for choices of drinking and dining venues. And while eating inside a restaurant is great, sometimes you want a taste of the outdoors while sipping on a cocktail or eating with friends. This is why we have put together some of our top London terraces for summer drinking and dining…

Sager and Wilde

Sager and Wilde London Top Terraces for SummerNestled under an old railway arch in East London is Sager + Wilde, a cool and eclectic restaurant and wine bar that begs for languid hours spent under the sun. Their courtyard terrace is the ideal place to park yourself with friends and sip your way through the cocktail list (the coco pine spritz is a must!) and gorge on delicious seasonal offerings such as heritage tomatoes with picked button onion and chickpeas, pea & parmesan arancini and white asparagus with wild garlic, poached egg and spenwood.

Sager & Wilde, Arch, 250 Paradise Row, London E2 9LE
www.sagerandwilde.com/paradise-row

The Prince

The Prince Top London Terraces for summer drinking and diningThe Prince is one of the top London Terraces for summer drinking and dining thanks to its chic design, lively atmosphere and delicious food and drinks offering. London’s largest pub garden, they have put together three bars and four adjoining restaurants to craft a unique and beautiful space packed with beautiful plants, low hanging lights and more than enough places to sit. Indulge in a G&T and while away the hours in one of the city’s most unique locations.

14 Lillie Rd, Hammersmith, London SW6 1TT
www.theprincelondon.com

Les Platanes

Les Plantanes Top London TerracesImbued with French charm, Les Plantanes is a chic and stylish place to spend an afternoon or evening. Situated in a nineteeth-century townhouse in Bruton Place, a small cobbled street behind Berkeley Square, you can enjoy delicious French cooking such as finely sliced raw beef with a truffle dressing, marinated salmon with black radish and capers, and warm native Lobster salad with fennel and fresh peaches. Take advantage of the extensive wine list and enjoy a glass or two outside in the sunshine.

Les Platanes, 26-28 Bruton Place, Mayfair, W1J 6NG
www.lesplatanes.co.uk

hicce, Coal Drops Yard

Hicce Top London Terraces

This summer sees hicce X Wolf & Badger make the most of their prime alfresco space to open a living botanical space just perfect for summer in partnership with Ketel One Botanical. There are a range of delicious hicce signature cocktails on tap from the outdoor bar as well as a range of delicious dishes to enjoy. The food menu sees a range of dishes using the BBQ as a fuel source, from grilling to steaming and smoking. From toasted home-made rye bread with cured meats and homemade pickles, to fish, meat and veg hot sticks cooked over specialist holm oak charcoal.

Unit 102, hicce x Wolf & Badger, Stable St, N1C 4DQ
www.hicce.co.uk

Sanderson’s Veuve Clicquot Courtyard Garden

Long bar at Sanderson Five Top London Terraces for summer drinking and diningThis May, Long Bar at Sanderson hotel threw open the doors to its Courtyard Garden to welcome you into a tropical summertime oasis, in partnership with Veuve Clicquot Rosé. Open until the end of this summer, Sanderson’s Long Bar has come alive with an abundance of tropical flowers, banana leaves and palm plants. Parrots and butterflies are perched amongst the foliage, softly lit by an atmospheric pink glow while guests enjoy a chilled glass of Veuve Clicquot Rosé paired with a selection of tropical bar snacks, including Seared Tuna with wasabi mayo and caviar and Scallop Ceviche with papaya salsa and yuzu.

50 Berners St, Fitzrovia, London W1T 3NG
Long Bar

Which is your favourite of our five top London terraces for summer drinking and dining? Let us know in the comments below!

Natasha Colyer
Natasha Colyerhttps://seeninthecity.co.uk
My name is Natasha and I am the Editor and Founder of Seen in the City. I have always loved to express myself creatively, most particularly through my writing, and after working for a number of other companies including Vogue and My Chic City I decided to head out on my own and Seen in the City was born. You can contact me on natasha@seeninthecity.co.uk

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