The best wine bars in Mayfair

Brooks Mews is a wine bar and shop located behind Claridges, which used to be an old carriage shop in a mews. Now, it's a spacious two-story wine bar where you can sip on well-known Bordeaux, Burgundies, and New World wines. On the ground floor, you can browse a wine wall with a wide selection of nearly 150 wines from around the world. Upstairs, you can relax while enjoying the selection of fine wines. As for food, you've got sharing platters of mostly artisanal French and Italian cheese and charcuterie, as well as seasonal dishes and paninis at lunchtime. 

The wine bar located beneath Farm Shop is one of Mayfair's best-kept secrets. Here, you'll find a menu of estate-grown wines, meat and produce from Farm Shop's menu, including sharing boards, cheese and chicken from their rotisserie. Don't know where to start with wine? Just ask one of the members of the team who are on-hand and happy to help you choose something to your liking. There's also a butcher and a courtyard cafe here.

This family-run wine bar in Mayfair's Bruton Place focuses on its own Tosi Gorgonzola from Northern Italy. On the wine list, you'll find classic Italian wines as well as an extensive selection of wines by the glass and bottle. As for food, of course, there's lots of cheese, alongside decadent pasta dishes that all complement the wine on offer here.

This wine and champagne bar is tucked away in the buzzy Shepherd Market in Mayfair and comes from the masterminds behind the legendary Shepherd Market Wine House. This cute spot takes inspiration from the streets of Paris, offering a chic space to enjoy a menu of champagne from France's renowned houses as well as French cocktails and sparkling wine. There's also a food menu which includes small plates, sharing plates, starters, mains, and desserts.

The White Horse is a wine-led pub and bar from the team responsible for the award-winning Hedonism Wines. Of course, there's a range of wines by the glass and bottle by Hedonism Wines, alongside a delicious menu of seasonally changing small plates and wine bar classics. The bar is stylish and makes for a great casual date spot or space to catch up with an old friend. It's chic with lots of dark wood, walls with hung wine bottles, and an overall rustic vibe.

This French-style wine bar and shop serves an extensive selection of French wines and wines from all around the world. If you're not sure what to order, there are knowledgable staff on hand to offer expert advice on what to drink and what bottles to take back home with you. There's a menu of cheese and charcuterie boards that are filled with cheese and meats from France, Switzerland and Italy for when you get peckish.