National Spritz Day 2026: Free and Discounted Drinks Across London
Bars and restaurants in Barnet, Walthamstow, Clapham and beyond will offer free spritzes and discounts on 1 August
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Bars and restaurants across London will offer free spritzes and discounts on 1 August to mark National Spritz Day. Venues in Soho, Walthamstow, Battersea and Clapham will give away hundreds of drinks, while others will extend reduced prices throughout the weekend or the entire month.
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Kerb Seven Dials Market in Soho will give a free Aperol Spritz to the first 100 people who present an orange at Bar Nana from 11am. The oranges collected will be donated through the Felix Project to charities and community food projects, as reported by Time Out London.
Big Penny Social in Walthamstow will host a free-entry National Spritz Day party at its Big Penny Beach Club pop-up. The first 200 guests will receive a complimentary Aperol Spritz. Live music by the Cuban band Kishon Quartet will play during the event, according to Time Out London.
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Twisted Sister, a café and wine bar in Battersea, will give away 500 free spritzes from 2pm on a first-come, first-served basis. The venue is located at 69 St John’s Road, SW11 1QX.
Rattlin Bog in Clapham will offer the first 25 spritzes free of charge on 1 August. For the remainder of the weekend, the bar will sell two spritzes for £18, as reported by Time Out London.
The Table in Battersea will give a free Sarti Spritz to the first 25 customers on Friday. Throughout the weekend, all spritzes will be priced at £6. The Landor in Clapham will also offer the first 25 spritzes free on 1 August, with a two-for-£16 deal available on Saturday and Sunday.
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Simmons in Soho will sell Aperol and Sarti Spritzes for £5 and Hugo Spritzes for £6 at its Spritz Stop hatch from 3pm to 8pm daily throughout the summer. Bar Termini in Soho will serve a complimentary small plate with every Campari Spritz ordered in August.
The Clubhouse in London Bridge will sell the first 250 Aperol Spritzes for £5 on 1 August. Bar Brasso in Battersea will offer £5 Campari Spritzes throughout August, in addition to its regular happy hour.
Lina Stores in Broadgate will run a two-for-one deal on Campari Spritzes during happy hour, which is daily from 3pm to 5pm and until 6pm on Thursdays. Slayer in Notting Hill will sell Aperol, Sarti, Hugo, Campari and Crodino spritzes for £6 from 11am to 6pm all weekend.
Electric Shuffle, with locations in King’s Cross, London Bridge and Canary Wharf, will offer £7 spritzes all day. The menu includes seven varieties, including Limoncello and White Port options. Six by Nico in Canary Wharf will sell Aperol Spritzes for £5 on 1 August only.
Number 49 in St John’s Wood will offer £6 Campari Spritzes on 1 August. At 91 Brick Lane, customers can buy two spritzes for £12 between 4pm and 7pm on weekdays, a deal that is not limited to National Spritz Day.
What Happens Next
Residents can visit participating venues on 1 August to claim free spritzes or discounted drinks. Some offers, such as those at Lina Stores and Bar Brasso, will continue throughout August. No further action from the public is required to access the deals.
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