Bar in London, United Kingdom

The Winemakers Club

100Pearl Points

Wine-led, not flashy

About The Winemakers Club

The Winemakers Club is worth choosing for a wine-first London group that wants conversation and bottle-list credibility over a big cocktail-room moment. Star Wine List recognition in 2026 is the key trust signal; book it for small-to-medium groups, and look elsewhere if the night needs a hotel-bar setting or a food-led plan.

The Winemakers Club is a London venue with a casual dress code and confirmed Star Wine List recognition in 2026. With limited verified public details available here, the safest way to plan around it is to treat those confirmed facts as the core: it is a London option with recognized wine-list credentials and evening hours through most of the week.

Its verified opening hours are 11 AM to 11 PM Monday through Friday, 5 PM to 11 PM on Saturday, and closed on Sunday. That makes it easier to place in a London evening plan on weekdays or Saturday, while Sunday should be avoided for visits.

Book it with the confirmed basics in mind

For groups considering The Winemakers Club, the clearest confirmed planning signals are its London location, casual dress code, and Star Wine List 2026 recognition. Beyond that, specific details about seating, booking style, food, prices, or service format are not verified here, so avoid building a plan around assumptions.

If the group needs a different kind of London setting, Zetter Townhouse or Mirror Room may be worth comparing. If the group wants another London option, compare Sosharu or 155 Bar & Kitchen before committing. For broader planning, use Our full London bars guide; for dinner before or after, Our full London restaurants guide is the better planning tool.

Where it sits in a London plan

The Winemakers Club is best understood from the verified information: a casual London venue with Star Wine List 2026 recognition and regular weekday evening hours. It is not possible from the verified facts here to confirm a menu format, price level, specific drinks range, seating style, or reservation policy.

If the plan is broader than one stop, build around confirmed needs rather than assumptions: Our full London hotels guide can help with stay planning, while the broader London guides can support restaurant or bar planning. For other London comparisons, consider The Eagle, Zetter Townhouse, Mirror Room, Sosharu, or 155 Bar & Kitchen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a reservation at The Winemakers Club?

Reservation requirements are not verified here. For planning, note that The Winemakers Club is in London, has a casual dress code, and has Star Wine List recognition in 2026.

Is The Winemakers Club open late?

Yes. The verified hours are 11 AM to 11 PM Monday through Friday, 5 PM to 11 PM on Saturday, and closed on Sunday.

What's the crowd like at The Winemakers Club?

The crowd and atmosphere are not verified here. The confirmed planning details are that The Winemakers Club is in London, has a casual dress code, and has Star Wine List recognition in 2026.

What is The Winemakers Club known for?

The verified recognition available here is Star Wine List 2026. Other specific claims about menu, service style, pricing, or atmosphere are not confirmed in the provided facts.

Location

41a Farringdon St, London EC4A 4AN, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

Compare The Winemakers Club

Comparison guide

Sosharu is the stronger fit for a food-led night, while The Winemakers Club is the more direct call for wine-led groups. Zetter Townhouse and Mirror Room suit guests who want a hotel-bar feel. 155 Bar & Kitchen and The Eagle are better backups when the group wants something more casual or food-flexible.

If this is not the right fit

Try Zetter Townhouse if the group wants a more styled London bar setting, or Sosharu if food needs to carry the evening. For a lower-pressure casual plan, The Eagle is the better cross-shop.

How it compares in London

The Winemakers Club is the better pick when the group's priority is wine and conversation rather than a designed hotel-bar experience. Zetter Townhouse and Mirror Room make more sense for a polished room or date-night atmosphere, while this is the cleaner choice for people who want the list to drive the evening.

Against Sosharu and 155 Bar & Kitchen, the decision comes down to format. Choose those if food is central to the plan; choose The Winemakers Club if the group wants a drinks-first night with more flexibility. The Eagle is the easier casual alternative if the group is less wine-focused and wants a looser pub-style plan.