"Diogenes The Dog is a quaint corner wine bar that, whisper it, could be mistaken for somewhere Elephant and Castle-looking in Paris if you squint your eyes and get to work on that second bottle of malbec, stat. This is a one to four person type of drinking place that leans more for your core group than anything crazy. It specialises in smaller producers, and the staff can tell you as much or as little as you want to know. Also, the snacks - from terrine of the week to burratina - are both excellent and pretty reasonably priced." - jake missing
"Diogenes The Dog is in Elephant and Castle, which is a combination of animals you wouldn’t necessarily expect to see in south London. Embrace it, as this is the most comfortable bar we’ve been to in London. It specialises in smaller wine producers and the staff can tell you as much or as little as you want to know. The menu contains all of our favourite wine snack buzzwords: cured meats, confit garlic, and of course, cheese." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, daisy meager, sinead cranna
"So your mum says she doesn’t want anything for Mother’s Day. It’s a trap. Do not, under any circumstance, listen to her. Send her Diogenes The Dog’s gift pack. It’s easy, includes four bottles of wine, a bottle of exclusive extra virgin olive oil, and a cute tote bag which will live as proof that you did in fact get her a Mother’s Day present." - rianne shlebak
"What they’ve got:A wine gift pack. So you pulled the short straw and you now need to find a gift for that executive. This gift needs to display just the right amount of sentimentality and desperate ass-licking, with a delicate hint of ‘I didn’t order this from Amazon’. Perfect. We bring you Diogenes The Dog’s wine gift pack, that includes a natural white, an orange number, and even a sparkling red from Wales. Far beyond your average gift set of cheap chardonnay, it also comes with a nice tote bag and some coratina olives. London-wide and national delivery available." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing
"Diogenes The Dog is another quaint corner wine bar that, whisper it, could be mistaken for somewhere Elephant and Castle-looking in Paris if you squint your eyes and get to work on that second bottle of malbec, stat. It specialises in smaller producers, and the staff can tell you as much or as little as you want to know. Also, the snacks - from terrine of the week to burratina - are both excellent and quite reasonably priced." - jake missing