Vertigo 42 (Bar, Restaurant)

The highest bar in the UK, Vertigo is a dramatic and impressive destination. Perched on the 42nd floor of the former Natwest Tower (now Tower 42), Vertigo 42 is a narrow corridor that circles the tip of the building and looks out from the heart of the City over all corners of London.

The size means there's only room for about 70 including standing space, but to really get the most out of the place, it's best to book a 4-seater table in advance. Tables 1-4 offer the best views over the Thames, Tower Bridge, St Paul's & co, while the late bookers will be left with (still impressive) views over N, E & W London.

Vertigo 42 is open to the public Monday to Friday from 12pm to 3pm and 5pm to 11pm. Last reservation 9.45pm.

“Went to Vertigo last night, had a great time. No it's not cheap but that's clear in advance. The staff were great, polite and always making sure our drinks were topped up. It's a spectacular place but if you don't want to pay the money money, it's simple...don't go!”
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SJM, london (13 years 1 months ago)

“"the cheapest drink comes in at £10 a glass and you rate it value for money - wish i was earning your salary (sorry didn't get chance to try the £1295.00 Veuve Clicquot, Ponsardin Yellow Label Brut)." In response to above, suggest user reads wine list more carefully, £1295 is the price for a Nebuchadnezzar (20 Bottles), so works out at £64.75/bottle, pretty much what you would expect to pay. Am going to Vertigo this weekend, will let you know what it's like (hopefully not full of uncultured idiots).”
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DWOOLSTO, NORTHANTS (13 years 5 months 23 days ago)

“Wildly overpriced, staff with bad attitudes, had the feeling that I was honoured to be there. I wouldn''t bother going again.”
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Paul Brinton, [ Unknown ] (16 years 15 days ago)

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