Slug & Lettuce County Hall: Major revamp for popular cocktail bar right near the London Eye
The bar is a popular venue for nights out in central London
A popular cocktail bar, just minutes from the London Eye, has reopened following a major transformation.
Slug & Lettuce County Hall has undergone an exciting six-figure investment, which includes a new interior and upgraded seating.
Located just steps from the River Thames, this iconic bar has always been a go-to for fun nights out in Central London.
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Stonegate Group, the venue owner hopes the new look will attract even more cocktail lovers, offering ‘the perfect blend of fab vibes, stylish décor, and mouth-watering cocktails’.
Phil Leicester, General Manager of Slug & Lettuce County Hall, said: “We’re excited to welcome everyone back to our newly revamped venue, just a short stroll from the London Eye. The transformation has added a fresh, contemporary touch, making it the perfect spot for an exceptional evening out.
“We've dedicated ourselves to creating a dynamic and stylish space where guests can enjoy stunning views and some of the best cocktails in the city. We look forward to showcasing the new Slug & Lettuce County Hall and seeing our guests enjoy the enhanced experience!”


The venue closed at the start of the month to undergo a significant refurbishment, opening with a new-look and feel on Friday.
The revitalised venue is now set to become one of the most ‘instagrammable’ venues in London with pendant lights, wall lights, LED strip lighting and colour-changing strips.
Furthermore, the entrance area will benefit from the inclusion of a stunning suspended raft with trailing foliage, while new wallpaper and upgraded booth seating will further enhance guests’ ability to drink cocktails in comfort.
The basement bar servery has been transformed. New additions such as the breathtaking feature mural graphic above the bar, and special gold panels illuminated by concealed LED lighting are set to wow guests when the new-look venue reopens on Friday (September 27).