It’s officially Negroni season. From 21st–27th September 2026, bars and restaurants across London will be celebrating one of Italy’s most iconic cocktails, with everything from £5 classics and creative twists to live jazz, Italian aperitivo and riverside pop-ups.
Whether you’re a Negroni purist or prefer something a little more experimental, these are some of the best places to celebrate Negroni Week in London this September.
1. For A £6 Negroni: Feels Like June at TRIBE London Canary Wharf
The Lowdown: Feels Like June is celebrating Negroni Week with Classic Negronis for just £6 during happy hour, alongside a selection of more creative serves.
What: From 21st–27th September, grab a Classic Negroni for £6 between 5pm–7pm, or try one of the bar’s more unusual creations, including a White Chocolate Negroni and Spicy Hot Honey Negroni. The Californian-inspired all-day restaurant brings bright, fresh flavours to Canary Wharf, with cocktails and an outdoor terrace making it a strong spot for an after-work aperitivo.
Where: 15 Water St, Canary Wharf Estate, London E14 5GX
2. For Five Different Negronis: Caravan
The Lowdown: Caravan is going all in for Negroni Week with five different versions of the classic cocktail, including a 0% option.
What: The menu runs from the traditional Classic Negroni with gin, Campari and vermouth to the fruitier Pomegroni, made with tequila blanco, Campari, Italo Disco vermouth and pomegranate molasses.There’s also a lighter Summer Negroni, Japanese-inspired Umeshu Negroni and the alcohol-free NAgroni, made with Pentire Coastal, Botivo and cranberry.
Where: Caravan restaurants across London find your closest here
3. For A City Aperitivo: NYnLON
The Lowdown: Bringing together New York energy and London style, NYnLON is joining the Negroni Week celebrations at Hyatt Regency London Blackfriars.
What: The City restaurant and bar is a good choice for a full evening, pairing cocktails with its menu of 23-inch pizzas, New York classics and flame-grilled favourites.For Negroni Week, expect the Italian aperitivo favourite alongside NYnLON’s relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere.
Where: 19 New Bridge St, London EC4V 6DB
4. For Pizza & Negronis: Rudy’s Pizza Napoletana
The Lowdown: Pizza and Negronis is a combination that needs very little introduction. This September, Rudy’s Pizza Napoletana is celebrating Negroni Month with Italian vermouth producer Cocchi.
What: The menu features four Negroni variations made with Cocchi, including the Negroni Al Sole, Classic Negroni, Negroni Bianco and Pomegranate Negroni Sour. Expect combinations of Campari, Cocchi vermouths, Malfy Gin, grapefruit, Italicus and pomegranate across the menu.
Where: Rudy’s Pizza Napoletana, London locations
5. For A Stylish Negroni: The Italian Greyhound
The Lowdown: Marylebone’s The Italian Greyhound is marking Negroni Week with four sophisticated twists on the classic Italian cocktail.
What: The lineup includes the signature No Politics, made with gin, vermouth and amaro and served with a Parmesan crisp. There’s also the citrus-led Golden Rule, fruity Second Degree and Good Intentions, a 0% option made with Lyre’s spirits. Pair your Negroni with contemporary Italian dishes including wild boar arancini, pumpkin and gorgonzola pizza and seasonal truffle orecchiette.
Where:62 Seymour St, London W1H 5BN
6. For Negronis & Live Jazz: Kaya at Great Northern Hotel
The Lowdown: If you like your cocktails with a soundtrack, Kaya Great Northern Hotel is hosting Jazz & Negroni evenings throughout September.
What: Every Wednesday throughout September from 6pm–8pm, GNH Bar will serve a dedicated Negroni menu featuring classic, smoky, fruity and barrel-aged versions, priced from £12. Highlights include the smoky Mezcal Negroni, fruity Sloegroni, Sassy Negroni and Barrel Aged Negroni, alongside a Classic Negroni and 0% Nogroni. Live singer Jodie Shankland will provide the soundtrack.
Where: Pancras Rd, London N1C 4TB
7. For A £5 Negroni: Kamara
The Lowdown: Looking for a cheap Negroni in London? Soho’s Eastern Mediterranean-inspired cocktail bar Kamara is serving its signature cocktails for just £5 throughout Negroni Week.
What: There are two serves to choose from: the Kamara Negroni, made with Campari, O/Purist Tsipouro, Sipello Gooseberry Aperitif, Karminia Vermouth and Skinos Mastiha, and a Classic Negroni with Renais Gin, Karminia Vermouth and Campari.
Where: 58 Poland St, London W1F 7NR
8. For A Negroni Residency: House of Negroni at Brooklands Bar
The Lowdown: For a more glamorous take on Negroni Week, House of Negroni is taking over the intimate Napier Railton at Brooklands Bar at The Peninsula London for the whole of September.
What: The residency features six different Negroni serves, ranging from classic and contemporary cocktails to lower-ABV and alcohol-free options. The standout is the Brooklands Negroni, created exclusively for the residency with rich notes of orange and coffee. There will also be artisanal pizzettes, canned Negronis and Nogronis, plus a House of Negroni pop-up shop.
Where: The Peninsula, 1 Grosvenor Pl, London SW1X 7HJ
9. For An Italian Riviera Vibe: Portofino Dry Gin at Casa N216
The Lowdown: Notting Hill gets a taste of the Italian Riviera this Negroni Week as Portofino Dry Gin takes over the pavement outside Casa N216 with an open-air aperitivo bar.
What: The pop-up will serve four different takes on the classic, including the Classic Negroni, Negroni Sour, Portofino 75 and Negronino. Expect golden-hour drinks, Italian-inspired serves and plenty of Riviera energy.
Where: Casa N216, 216 Kensington Park Road, Notting Hill, W11 1NR
10. For A Negroni With A Difference: Nipotina
The Lowdown: Mayfair Italian restaurant Nipotina is putting its own spin on Negroni Week with a special cocktail created in collaboration with hospitality writer and creator Henry Southan.
What: The Negroni Shakerato combines Campari, Malfy Gin, sweet vermouth and orange juice, shaken over ice and served in a chilled martini glass. It joins Nipotina’s Clay Pot Negroni, made with Earl Grey and lavender-infused gin, Rinomato L’Aperitivo Deciso, Mancino Rosso and Amaro Santoni, plus the fruity Negroni alla Ciliegia. Pair your drinks with seasonal Italian stuzzichini, including Cantabrian anchovies on pan brioche and croutons with Squacquerone cheese and Parma ham.
Where:49 S Audley St, London W1K 2QD
11. For Three Negroni Twists: Café Murano
The Lowdown: Café Murano is joining Negroni Week with a limited-edition menu created in partnership with Sapling Spirits and Fielden Whisky, bringing three different spirits into the classic Negroni formula.
What: Available across all Café Murano locations, the menu features three twists inspired by the wider Negroni family. The Bianco combines Sapling Dry Gin, the Rosato uses Bounty White Rum, while the Bruno brings Fielden Rye Whisky into the mix. There’s also Café Murano’s permanent Non Alcoholic Negroni for those skipping the booze.
Where: Café Murano locations across London
When: 21st–27th September 2026
12. For A Negroni Journey From Hell To Heaven: Langan’s Brasserie
The Lowdown: Langan’s Brasserie is taking inspiration from Dante’s Divine Comedy for Negroni Month, creating three cocktails that take drinkers on a journey from Hell to Purgatory and finally Heaven.
What: Priced at £18 each, Hell combines Brother’s Bond Rye Whiskey, Karminia Vermouth Rosso, Campari and tamarind-spiced pineapple. Purgatory brings together Poetry Vodka, Bam Bacanora, Karato Golden Vermouth, burnt lemon, hibiscus and gentian, while Heaven features Palmarae Gin, Karato Golden Vermouth, white chocolate, lavender, coconut and orange bitters.
Where: Langan’s Brasserie, 47 Stratton Street, London W1J 8LT
13. For Negronis With A Mexican Twist: Bar 45 at Park Lane
The Lowdown: Bar 45 at Park Lane is dedicating an entire week to the Negroni, pairing three creative serves with Italian DJ sets and a special takeover from Mexico’s Bar Mauro.
What: The menu features the Devilish Negroni, made with Tanqueray gin, red vermouth, amaro, Campari and Fernet-Branca; the Mexican Negroni, combining Tequila Reserva de la Familia Reposado, mushroom mix, Cocchi Vermouth di Torino, sweetcorn and Campari; and the Umami Negroni, made with Oyster gin, sweet vermouth, Campari, black cherry, blue cheese and cocoa nibs. £1 from every Negroni sold will be donated to Slow Food. On Thursday 24th September, Bar Mauro will take over for the evening, bringing Mexican heritage to the bar with cocktails including the Negroni 1929 and Bananero.
Where: Bar 45, London Hilton on Park Lane, 22 Park Lane, London W1K 1BE
14. For A Brazilian Take On The Classic: SAMBAROOM
The Lowdown: High above London, SAMBAROOM is giving the Negroni a Brazilian makeover with a cocktail inspired by São Paulo’s Italian heritage.
What: The Brazilian Negroni takes inspiration from 1950s São Paulo, when Italian immigrants introduced vermouth to the city. Instead of gin, it combines equal parts cachaça, Cynar apéritif and Byrrh Quinquina. The rich, aromatic serve is stirred down and served short over ice with a twist of lime, giving the classic a distinctly Brazilian character.
Where: 39th Floor, 110 Bishopsgate, London EC2N 4AY
So, whether you stick to the original or work your way through every twist on the menu, Negroni Week 2026 is the perfect excuse to explore London’s cocktail scene.
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