Blue Bar

Blue Bar at The Berkeley is pure sophistication. The signature blue decor is absolutely stunning. The cocktails are nothing short of masterpieces. The service was impeccable, with knowledgeable staff guiding us through the menu. Even though it was busy, we felt like VIPs. Bar food is one of the best. The experience is worth every penny.

Marcello always look after us very well. Also you might see little surprises like this welcome drink! Amazing!

I have been this bar so many times ,I honestly can say that Blue Bar is my favourite bar in London. Great atmosphere and amazing cocktails ! The staff is very friendly and pays attention to details Special thank you to Marcello for his tremendous service The drinks choices are unlimited, with bartenders capable of making any cocktail you can dream of, and a selection of each spirit type. The lounge is indoors , with cosy chairs and a nice, calm atmosphere and a quiet selection of 20th Century tunes playing in the background. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for cozy and stylish bar.

One of the good places to have a good time. Here you will have a great time with friends and colleagues.

Cocktails are not tasty :( and snacks were not that good either …

Just west of Mayfair between Belgravia and Knightsbridge is the modern chic hotel The Berkeley and its legendary Blue Bar. First opened in October 2000, the Blue Bar is known for its signature Lutyens blue, created by late designer David Collins from 50 different shades of blue. Other than its innovative cocktails and unique interior, Blue Bar has long been known for its music, in part thanks to former habitué Madonna. Being a regular guest of the Blue Bar and a close friend of David Collins, she even allowed the team to use a rare mix of ‘Music’ on one of their popular DJ vinyl session compilation albums. Today, Blue Bar hosts exclusive vinyl-only DJ sets from Thursday to Saturday and its state-of-the-art decks sit against a stunning floor-to-ceiling blue tassel backdrop. Blue Bar is going stronger than ever, with an original cocktail list launched last summer by bar manager Marcello Cauda, bar supervisor Valentina Pucci and head bartender Giovanni Bruno. The menu is called “Blue Move” and its 12 cocktails take inspiration from the Blue Bar’s musical history, with the physical menu mimicking a vinyl sleeve. The “move” element comes into play by the application of a Moiré Art designed by artist Takahiro Kurashima, which reveals a game of motion when patterns are superposed.

Service was reasonable though the place felt a little drab compared to other similar venues I've been too. Also a bottle of costs £7:50, that's more than the cocktail during London cocktail week

Do not come here. Zero atmosphere. Very expensive. I've been to hundreds of bars in London and this easily ranks in my top three worst bars.

Blue Bar at The Berkeley is pure sophistication. The signature blue decor is absolutely stunning. The cocktails are nothing short of masterpieces. The service was impeccable, with knowledgeable staff guiding us through the menu. Even though it was busy, we felt like VIPs. Bar food is one of the best. The experience is worth every penny.

Marcello always look after us very well. Also you might see little surprises like this welcome drink! Amazing!

I have been this bar so many times ,I honestly can say that Blue Bar is my favourite bar in London. Great atmosphere and amazing cocktails ! The staff is very friendly and pays attention to details Special thank you to Marcello for his tremendous service The drinks choices are unlimited, with bartenders capable of making any cocktail you can dream of, and a selection of each spirit type. The lounge is indoors , with cosy chairs and a nice, calm atmosphere and a quiet selection of 20th Century tunes playing in the background. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for cozy and stylish bar.

One of the good places to have a good time. Here you will have a great time with friends and colleagues.

Cocktails are not tasty :( and snacks were not that good either …

Just west of Mayfair between Belgravia and Knightsbridge is the modern chic hotel The Berkeley and its legendary Blue Bar. First opened in October 2000, the Blue Bar is known for its signature Lutyens blue, created by late designer David Collins from 50 different shades of blue. Other than its innovative cocktails and unique interior, Blue Bar has long been known for its music, in part thanks to former habitué Madonna. Being a regular guest of the Blue Bar and a close friend of David Collins, she even allowed the team to use a rare mix of ‘Music’ on one of their popular DJ vinyl session compilation albums. Today, Blue Bar hosts exclusive vinyl-only DJ sets from Thursday to Saturday and its state-of-the-art decks sit against a stunning floor-to-ceiling blue tassel backdrop. Blue Bar is going stronger than ever, with an original cocktail list launched last summer by bar manager Marcello Cauda, bar supervisor Valentina Pucci and head bartender Giovanni Bruno. The menu is called “Blue Move” and its 12 cocktails take inspiration from the Blue Bar’s musical history, with the physical menu mimicking a vinyl sleeve. The “move” element comes into play by the application of a Moiré Art designed by artist Takahiro Kurashima, which reveals a game of motion when patterns are superposed.

Service was reasonable though the place felt a little drab compared to other similar venues I've been too. Also a bottle of costs £7:50, that's more than the cocktail during London cocktail week

Do not come here. Zero atmosphere. Very expensive. I've been to hundreds of bars in London and this easily ranks in my top three worst bars.