Tayēr + Elementary

Tayēr + Elementary stars in World's 50 Best Bars 51-100

24 September, 2019

London’s Tayēr + Elementary has been named second in the 51-100 list of The World’s 50 Best Bars 2019 just four months after opening.

The bar was launched by former Artesian head bartender Alex Kratena and Monica Berg in east London and is now the 52nd best bar in the world.

William Drew, group editor of The World’s 50 Best Bars, said: “Ahead of The World’s 50 Best Bars awards ceremony returning to London’s Roundhouse on 3 October, we’re excited to be able to share the 51-100 list. 

“It is a true reflection of some of the key emerging trends in the industry, as well as the extraordinary talent of the bartenders. This year’s 51-100 list includes a number of returning favourites, but it is also great to see a wide range of new entries from across the globe. It really showcases the diversity and ever evolving quality of the world’s leading bars.”

The full list of 51-100 bars includes venues from 26 cities across 20 different countries and this year it contains 14 new entries.

Aside from Tayēr + Elementary, the other notable debuts included London’s Scarfes Bar at number 55 and Siete Negronis at number 69 in Santiago, Chile.

The US has the largest representation with nine bars while Asia shares 11 venues and the UK has seven.

FULL 51-100 LIST 2019

SubAstor

Tayēr + Elementary

Lost & Found

The Bamboo Bar at Mandarin Oriental

Scarfes Bar

Bar Benfiddich

Two Schmucks

Candelaria

Tales & Spirits

Tommy's

28 HongKong Street

Zuma

Buck and Breck

Oriole

Hanky Panky

Bulletin Place

Sweet Liberty

Danico

Siete Negronis

Baccano

Quinary

BlackTail

Central Station

Dry Martini

Lobster Bar

 Long Island Bar

Panda & Sons

Satan's Whiskers

The Baxter Inn

Black Pearl

ABV

Drink Kong

Charles H

Le Syndicat

Bar Trench

Nottingham Forest

Donovan Bar

Sin+Tax

Bar Orchard Ginza

Nutmeg & Clove

Lost Lake

Tropic City

The Pontiac

Amor y Amargo

PS40

Frank Bar

The Gibson

Mabel

Aviary

Clover Club





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