Bar in London, United Kingdom
Bar Daskal
100Pearl PointsSherry, not spectacle
About Bar Daskal
Sherry and cold tapas make Bar Daskal a focused London Bridge choice for a two-person drink rather than a full dinner. Go when the brief is conversation, Spanish-leaning snacks and something more specific than a standard cocktail bar; cross-shop elsewhere if views, a larger menu or late-night gloss matter more.
For an evening in London, choose Bar Daskal if the point is sherry and cold tapas. The verified category is specific: it is a sherry and cold tapas bar, so the safest way to plan around it is as a focused bar visit rather than assuming a broader restaurant or bar format.
The draw is the verified format: sherry and cold tapas. That gives the visit a clear lane without needing to infer a wider menu, chef-led experience, awards profile or additional drinks programme. For someone specifically looking for sherry with cold tapas in London, Bar Daskal is a direct fit; for someone who wants something broader, it is worth comparing other options first.
Sherry and cold tapas make this a focused date-night stop
The right use case is a compact sherry-and-cold-tapas plan during its confirmed opening hours. Bar Daskal opens Tuesday to Thursday from 5 PM to 11:30 PM, Friday and Saturday from 3 PM to 11:30 PM, and is closed Monday and Sunday.
Because there is no verified tasting menu, chef-led format, price point, seat count or awards profile attached here, the decision should be based on category fit. Plan for a bar visit built around sherry and cold tapas, not for details that are not confirmed. If that sounds too narrow, use our full London restaurants guide instead; if the night is drinks-led, keep browsing our full London bars guide.
Who should pick it, and who should cross-shop
Pick it if the evening calls for sherry and cold tapas in London. Cross-shop if the priority is a different format or a broader meal. Category shoppers can also compare Bar Daskal with other London options such as Do Not Disturb, Flor, GŎNG, The Garrison or Vinoteca City, depending on whether the night is more about drinks, food or setting.
For trip planning around the same night, the broader rails may help: London hotels, London restaurants and London bars.
Quick reference: sherry and cold tapas bar in London; smart casual dress code; open Tuesday to Saturday and closed Monday and Sunday.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the signature drink at Bar Daskal?
Sherry is the clearest starting point here, because Bar Daskal is a sherry and cold tapas bar in London. Flor is another London option to consider, while Bar Daskal is the more focused pick if you specifically want sherry plus cold tapas.
Is Bar Daskal open late?
Yes, it runs until 11:30 PM on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. It is closed on Monday and Sunday. Friday and Saturday opening begins at 3 PM; Tuesday to Thursday opening begins at 5 PM.
What's the crowd like at Bar Daskal?
The verified format is sherry and cold tapas, so it is best approached as a focused bar stop. The dress code is smart casual. If you want to compare the occasion with other London options, GŎNG, Do Not Disturb, The Garrison and Vinoteca City are natural names to check alongside it.
What's the best time to go to Bar Daskal?
Go during its confirmed opening hours: Tuesday to Thursday from 5 PM to 11:30 PM, or Friday and Saturday from 3 PM to 11:30 PM. It is closed on Monday and Sunday. Since the format is sherry and cold tapas, plan around that specific category rather than assuming lunch service or a broader restaurant format.
Location
16 Park St, London SE1 9AB, United Kingdom
London, United Kingdom
Compare Bar Daskal
How it compares for value, mood and ease
Bar Daskal is the focused choice: sherry, cold tapas and a date-night scale that works better for two than for a big group. Flor makes more sense when food needs to carry the evening, and Vinoteca City is the safer pick for a broader wine-bar brief.
If the priority is a high-impact room, GŎNG wins on occasion value, while Do Not Disturb suits a cocktail-led night. The Garrison is better for a relaxed neighbourhood feel; Bar Daskal is better when the appeal is a narrower Spanish-leaning drinks plan.
Where to go if this is not the right fit
If Bar Daskal feels too specialised, try Vinoteca City for a more flexible wine-bar evening. If the date needs more visual drama, GŎNG is the clearer occasion choice.
How Bar Daskal compares in London
Choose Bar Daskal when the night calls for a compact sherry-and-tapas stop rather than a broader wine bar or cocktail room. Flor is the stronger cross-shop if food is the centre of the plan, while Vinoteca City is safer for a more conventional wine-bar brief with a wider-use feel.
For atmosphere, GŎNG is the obvious pick when views and occasion energy matter more than drink-category focus. Bar Daskal is the better call for a quieter, more conversational date where sherry is the point. Do Not Disturb should be the cross-shop for a moodier cocktail-led night rather than a Spanish-leaning glass-and-tapas session.
The Garrison is better for a neighbourhood-pub style evening, especially if the group wants something less specialised. Bar Daskal is easier to recommend for two people who want a defined drinking lane and do not need a full dinner structure.
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