Sager + Wilde on Hackney Road is your go-to rustic-chic wine bar with an extensive selection of wines by the glass, perfect for a cozy date or casual hangout.
"They left their t-shirt at yours. It could mean that you’re on your first step towards commitment. Or it could mean that they left their t-shirt at yours. There’s only one way to find out and that’s an evening together at Bethnal Green wine bar Sager and Wilde. This cool but charming spot is housed inside an old railway arch, has a rustic upper mezzanine, and, for warm months, a big terrace. There’s also a long list of cocktails, a menu of affordable pastas, and a candlelit ambience that’s perfect for testing whether they’re super into you or just super forgetful. Here’s hoping for the former." - heidi lauth beasley
"You can arrange to pick up bottles of wine from Sager and Wild on Hackney Road by emailing hello@sagerandwilde.com or through DMing their Instagram page." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
"Sager + Wilde’s roomy arch location in Bethnal Green has a lot going for it. Firstly, it’s a wine bar. That’s a tick. Secondly, its enormous terrace is covered with heaters. Also a tick. And, thirdly, it serves things like spaghetti with Cornish clams and parsley, and fried potatoes with black garlic aioli. Full marks." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
"50% off all food from Monday till Wednesday continues unchanged at Sager and Wilde on Paradise Row. Count on small plates of things like burrata, and panzanella salad, a few pastas, and something meaty from the grill." - oliver feldman, rianne shlebak
"Sager and Wilde is the poster child for summer outdoor hangs. Housed in an old Bethnal Green railway arch, it’s got that whole cool industrial thing going on, with enough nice bottles of wine and small plates on the menu to keep things feeling a little classy. It also benefits from being much larger than your average London al fresco situation and you can even have a little holiday moment, involving a great plate of mussels and some flickering candles come evening." - heidi lauth beasley
