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Prosecco House is London's first bar dedicated entirely to Prosecco, and honestly, it's a brilliant concept executed well. Located right at 1 Tower Bridge with stunning views of the landmark and the Thames, it's the kind of spot where you can sip through a curated flight of 28+ premium Proseccos while soaking in one of the city's most iconic backdrops. The tasting experiences—whether the weekday light three-glass option or the weekend full five-glass journey—are genuinely educational and fun, led by staff who actually know their stuff about the different styles from Extra Brut to Rosé.
Bubbles with a View at London's First Prosecco Bar
Prosecco House has carved out a unique niche in London's crowded bar scene by focusing entirely on Italy's favorite sparkling wine. The location at 1 Tower Bridge is hard to beat—you're sitting right on Crown Square with unobstructed views of the iconic bridge and the River Thames, making it a popular choice for both tourists and locals looking for a special occasion spot.
The real draw here is the wine list. With over 28 Proseccos sourced from small, family-run vineyards in Valdobbiadene and Veneto, you'll find everything from Extra Brut to Rosé, including some interesting DOCG and artisanal bottlings you won't see everywhere. The tasting experiences are well-structured and educational, whether you go for the weekday light tasting (three glasses for £25) or the weekend full experience (five glasses for £40). The staff clearly know their stuff and can guide you through the nuances of each style.
Food is secondary but adequate—think Italian-inspired small plates, charcuterie boards, focaccia, and olives that pair well with drinks. It's not a full restaurant experience, so come for the bubbles and the view, not expecting a long meal. The atmosphere is glamorous yet relaxed, with both indoor seating and an outdoor terrace that's perfect for summer evenings. Book in advance, especially for weekends, as it gets busy.