Best Natural Wine Bars in London (2026)
London's natural wine scene is world-class and still growing. Here's your guide.

London's natural wine scene exploded in the last few years. It's now one of the best in the world.
P. Franco in Clapton is the benchmark — a tiny counter-service spot where the wine list changes daily and the food punches way above its weight. It changed the template for London wine bars.
Bright in London Fields does natural wine with serious cooking. The tasting menu paired with low-intervention wines is one of the best dining experiences in London.
Top Cuvee in Broadstairs is worth the trek — a neighborhood wine bar that could hold its own in Paris. The by-the-glass selection is exceptional.
Sager + Wilde on Hackney Road has two locations: the bar for drinking and the restaurant for eating. Both have lists that lean heavily natural without being dogmatic.
40 Maltby Street under the railway arches in Bermondsey is pure atmosphere. Saturday mornings at the Maltby Street Market followed by wine here is a perfect London day.
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