13 cheesy chat-up lines that would make every Londoner swoon (or cringe)

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Love is in the air in London, so why not up your flirt factor with these brilliant chat-up lines

Ah, London – the city of fog, double-decker buses, and… questionable flirting techniques. Whether you’re sipping overpriced cocktails in Soho, getting lost in the chaos of Camden Market, or side-eyeing someone cute on the Northern Line, there’s always room for a cheeky chat-up line to break the ice (or completely melt it, depending on your game).

From the saucy to the downright cringe-worthy, we’ve rounded up the finest, filthiest, and funniest London-inspired pick-up lines that’ll have you laughing, blushing, or possibly questioning your life choices.

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Whether you’re looking to charm someone at a Clapham pub or slide into DMs smoother than a delayed District Line train, we’ve got your back.

11 cheesy London chat-up lines

1. They call me Tube Strike - because I’ll make you moan...

2. Are you the Northern Line? Because you are seriously hot.

3. Are you Big Ben? Because my heart chimes every time I see you.

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4. I don’t need a map of London, I’ve already found my way to you.

5. You can call me London Bridge, because tonight I’m going down.

6. You’re like the view from Primrose Hill - utterly breathtaking.

7. Excuse me do you have a Tube map? I keep getting lost in your eyes.

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8. Are you an Oyster card? Because I’d like to tap you several times a day...

9. Are you a quiet street in Chelsea? Because being with you feels like home.

10. Are you the Central Line in summer? Because you’re making me hot and sweaty.

11. I’d brave the rain, the crowds, and even Oxford Street on a Saturday just to see you.

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12. Are you the Great Fire of London? Because you’ve set my heart alight.

13. They say London is the city that never sleeps, do you want to put that to the test?

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