Mount Street is one of Mayfair’s most famous locations thanks to its abundance of luxury fashion boutiques and glamorous restaurants. There are also several bars and pubs on Mount Street and its surrounding streets.

Mount Street Bars: The Best Bars to Visit

Some of the best bars near Mount Street have been in this area since the 18th century and they retain an incredible allure and sense of tradition that is hard to beat. We can take a step back in time and experience 300 years of history while sampling some of the best food and drink in the capital.

The Audley Public House

Location: 41-43 Mount Street, Mayfair, W1K 2RX
Prices: Scotch egg £6, Smoked eel and horseradish toast £9, Cornish haddock & chips, mushy peas, tartare sauce £22
Opening hours: 11am to 11pm
Website: https://theaudleypublichouse.com/

The Audley Public House is cemented in Mayfair culture as one of the finest surviving examples of a traditional pub. There has been an inn on this site since 1730 and The Audley as we now know it has been here since 1888. This Victorian redevelopment saw the addition of wood-cladded walls, tasteful fixtures and a long ornate bar.

Today, it has undergone further refurbishment and now includes a wonderful selection of contemporary art that mingles subtly with the existing surroundings. The first floor of the building has also been converted into a fabulous restaurant.

In the pub itself, we can expect The Audley Public House menu to have traditional English fare and a fantastic range of draft ales and other drinks.

Comptoir Cafe and Wine

Location: 21-22 Weighhouse St, Mayfair, Mayfair, W1K 6JP
Walking distance from Mount Street: 5 mins
Prices: New Yorker toastie £9, 2021, Bottle - Vinho Verde ‘Chin Chin’ Quinta do Ermizio, Portugal £33
Opening hours: Tus-Sat 9.30 - 23:00
Website: https://comptoir-cafe-and-wine.co.uk/

There are two very different sides to Comptoir Cafe and Wine. As the name suggests, one focuses heavily on the cafe scene and the other on wine. During the day, the cafe takes precedence with its great coffee and cakes then as the evening rolls around, that’s when the wine starts flowing.

By day, we can enjoy some of the most fantastic blends of freshly roasted coffee with brunch dishes to fill the gap between breakfast and lunch. And a little later, over 500 bottles of fantastic wine, hand selected by founder and director Xavier Rousset MS, are available to sample. We can enjoy them at the bar or take them away if we wish. Xavier worked as Chief Sommelier at the Hotel du Vin and brought his passion to the Mayfair area creating one of the best bars near Mount Street.

Coburg Bar at the Connaught Hotel

Location: The Connaught Hotel, Carlos Place, Mayfair, W1K 2AL
Walking distance from Mount Street: 1 min
Prices: Bottle - 2020 Rumor Rose, Cuvée Premium £90, Bottle - Extra-Brut, Terroirs, Blanc de Blancs £175
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday: 9am - 1am. Sunday: 9am - 12am
Website: https://www.the-connaught.co.uk/restaurants-bars/coburg-bar/

Located in the prestigious Connaught Hotel on Carlos Place, they don't come more sophisticated than the Coburg. This delightful little corner of the hotel is dedicated to enjoying a quiet and intimate moment hiding away from the buzz of everyday London life. Everything about the bar exudes luxury and even the chairs have become somewhat of a talking point being reupholstered by India Mahdavi.

At the Coburg Bar, there is a fantastic breakfast menu, all-day dining, late-night snacks and of course, a full drinks menu to choose from. In addition, there is an incredible guided whiskey tasting available for those interested in learning more about single malts and artisan cheeses.

The Barley Mow Mayfair

Location: 82 Duke Street, Mayfair, W1K 6JG
Walking distance from Mount Street: 4 mins
Prices: Coombeshead Farm Sourdough, Salted Whey Butter £5, Battered Haddock & Chips, Tartare Sauce and Mushy Peas £21.50, Native Breed Beef Pie & Mash, Parsley Sauce £23
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 11am to 11pm. Sunday 12pm to 10pm
Website: https://www.cubitthouse.co.uk/the-barley-mow-mayfair/

The Barley Mow on Duke Street is another fine example of a traditional tavern that has survived since the 1800s. This public house was rebuilt in the late 1800s and then received a huge overhaul in more recent times.

In terms of The Barley Mow's menus, on the first floor of the building is a newly opened restaurant while the ground level remains dedicated to traditional ales, wines, spirits and a fabulous selection of snacks and meals. The vast majority of quality food available comes at a very decent price point that is extremely competitive in this area.

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