Bonne Route review: A cosy Harringay natural wine bar with charm
Bonne Route review: Cosy Harringay wine bar with charm

Bonne Route, a natural wine bar in Harringay, has earned a 4 out of 5 star rating from Time Out, praised for its homely atmosphere and well-curated wine selection. Located at 42 Quernmore Road, just past the pedestrian walkway at Harringay train station, the bar offers a living-room-like ambiance that sets it apart from other natural wine spots in London.

A cosy, candle-lit retreat

According to Time Out travel writer Liv Kelly, Bonne Route is at its best inside after dark, when it is candle-lit and the weather is stormy outside. The bar features a small number of outdoor tables, but the interior offers a more intimate experience. The atmosphere is described as cosy rather than snooty, appealing to those seeking a relaxed evening out.

Wine and food highlights

The bar serves a selection of white, red, rosé, and orange wines, with French orange wine being a standout choice. Kelly notes that she has never been let down by whatever orange wine is on the menu. Additionally, Bonne Route offers a small cocktail menu, with the margarita consistently receiving praise. For snacks, the pickled olives are recommended.

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Bonne Route hits all the marks of a good wine bar with solid snacks and a well-chosen wine list, making it a recommended spot for wine enthusiasts in London.

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