AKAAKA, a stylish and modern DJ bar can be found in Bloomsbury near the British Museum. All manner of entertainment is performed here such as quiz nights and comedy nights, and the cocktail list is also one to savour.Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes
(American)Indulge in a retro bowling experience courtesy of Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes, complete with jukebox and classic diner cuisine.Duke of YorkA traditional and reliable offering on Roger Street.Grape Street Wine BarFine wine, good food, mixed crowds... Grape Street is Bloomsbury's little secret.Kings BarThe Kings Bar is resplendent and lavish bar within Hotel Russell in the heart of Bloomsbury. You'll either feel overwhelmed, out of place or back in time.The Lamb
(Pub Food)Delightful, 19th century pub, owned by Youngs, on Lambs Conduit Street.Lord John RussellAnother historic pub in Bloomsbury on Marchmont Street named after the famous Liberal politician who first coined the term to describe his party.Museum Tavern
(Pub Food)Closely located to the inspirational British Museum, this tavern is frequented by tourists and locals alike.mybar BloomsburySnazzy offering on Bayley Street serving innovative cocktails in a stylish setting.The PerseveranceThis is a modern gastro pub on Lambs Conduit Street embracing a classic Victorian theme.PloughOkay, this is a bit of a tourist pub due to its close proximity to the British Museum but you can't deny the excellent Victorian architecture, friendly service and enticing range of food and drink.Queens Larder
(Gastro Pub Food)This pub hugs you as you walk in; one of Bloomsbury's most intimate pubs with a rich history and rewarding interiors.Rugby TavernThis is an old fashioned yet friendly pub on Great James Street with a sporty theme. We understand they like golf, or something.Truckles of Pied Bull YardA reliable and charming branch of Davy's in Bloomsbury. Sup from a tankard of Davy's Old Wallop and debate what the heck 'Truckles' means.VatsAnother traditional offering on Lambs Conduit Street with plenty of classic English pub grub.