Experience the epitome of nightlife with unforgetable memories, wild nights and friendships that will last a lifetime at The Londoner

Ultimate Party Atmosphere

The Londoner is renowned for its fun and lively atmosphere, perfect for those looking to let their hair down and have a great time. With an extensive selection of drinks and a high-energy vibe, the bar is the ideal place for those who love to party. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just looking for a night out with friends, The Londoner is the perfect place to be.

Live Music

The Short and Curlies have been playing your favourite songs on the Londoner stage for 25 years. An absolute ‘must’ for those wanting a lively Aprés Ski with a guaranteed feel good factor! Whether you and the family want to have a dance or a group of friends looking for a great way to get the night started, the Short and Curlies have got you covered!!

Passionate Staff

At The Londoner, the staff are passionate about providing great service and ensuring that every guest has a fun and memorable experience. From skilled bartenders who can make the perfect drink to friendly waitresses who go above and beyond to make you feel welcome, our team is the heart and soul of the bar. With their energy and enthusiasm, they elevate the party experience and create a the best atmosphere to build up your new hangover.

Great Drinks

At The Londoner we take pride in delivering the best drinks, made with your favourite ingredients and crafted by skilled bartenders that love what they do. From classic favorites to modern shot creations, our drinks are a perfect blend of flavour, strength, and fun. Whether you prefer a cold beer or a bold and adventurous shot creation, our drinks are guaranteed to refresh and do the job they were made for.

Our Menu

The Spicy Batanga - €11,90

A tantalizing blend of Adrians Vanilla tequila, Cola and fresh lime, in a Highball served with a slice of Lime and a ‘Adrians Chili Salt’ Rim.

Dark & Stormy - €13,50

A perfect blend of premium rum, ginger beer, and lime juice. This classic cocktail is perfect for a bold and flavourful experience.

Negroni - €12,50

A perfect blend of Gin, Campari and sweet Vermouth. This Ruby red classic is the best start, end and during the night drink. Enjoyed best with friends.

Wildberry Lillet - €7,40

A modern classic made with Lillet Blanc, Schweppes Wildberry, ice and fresh fruit. Perfect for a summer evening or just a steady refreshment through the night.

Watermelon Spritz - €7,40

A refreshing blend of Prosecco, soda and watermelon. Sweet refreshing and looks beautiful, perfect to ‘Cheers’ with, with all your favourite people

Campari Spritz - €7,40

A classic Crowd pleasing aperitif Spritz, Made with Campari, Prosecco, a dash of soda and garnished with an orange slice. Perfect for those seeking an aperol alternative

Lillet Hugo - €7,40

An Italian cocktail with a French touch, The Lillet Hugo is the perfect aperitif, simple, uncomplicated and full of European charm and sophistication.

Limoncello Spritz - €7,40

This refreshing Italian cocktail is a delightful blend of Limoncello, prosecco and soda water. It’s a close cousin to the Aperol Spritz. Sweet, lemony and guaranteed to be enjoyable

The Londoner's Drink Selection

At The Londoner, we showcase an extensive selection of drinks that cater to every taste bud. From classic cocktails to unique concoctions, our bartenders are there to create memorable drinking experiences.

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Meet the Staff

Dave – Owner

Alun – General Manager

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Explore the Rich History of The Londoner

The Londoner is a bar renowned for its legendary party atmosphere.

1976: Rik Gunnell opens the Londoner Kitzbühel- Im Grieß!

Rik, A mover and shaker from the London Pop Music scene in the swinging 60’s, who managed countless acts, including Rod Stewart and even turned down the chance to manage the Rolling Stones. Upon Moving to Austria, Rik and his local wife Edith found they needed a Pub to drink in, so they decided to open their own Pub, The Londoner!!

1980: As the Londoner increased in popularity, a larger bar was needed.. The Londoner moved premises to its current location in the heart of Kitzbühel.

1980-2000: Over the years The Londoner has built a reputation worldwide as being THE place to visit in Kitzbühel and even the Alps. It would be difficult to find someone in the area that doesn’t have an epic story to share with you or a hangover they, still, haven’t truly gotten over.

Ski Racers and winners (Klammer, Cuche, Paris, Hudec, Rahlves, Neureuther, Sarrazin- to name just a few), tennis stars, singers, actors, local legends, incredible staff and just great customers all add to the organised chaos that has given The Londoner it’s name and legend for the party atmosphere here!

2000 – 2016: A legend passes.

On 2nd June 2007 the founder and creator of the Londoner legacy sadly passed away, survived by his wife Edith and two daughters Nina and Romy.

From the early 2000s The Londoner pub was first run by Nina, then by Romy and her husband Rene before they moved onto other ventures and handing running of the business back to Edith in 2016.

2016: Continuing tradition.

From 2016 Edith, ran the business making use of her General Managers Tony and followed by David to run the everyday bar business.

2019 – ????: The legend lives on.

In late 2019 and with a heavy heart Edith Gunnell chose to go into retirement after 44 years of serving one of the most famous bars in the world.

She longed for the Londoner to continue its tradition and keep the DNA that has made it so successful over the decades, so would choose carefully who she would hand the keys over to.

It was not until April 2020, during the lockdown that she realised that the right person was exactly under her nose. The General Manager for the last years, David, declared his interest and there was not a hesitation in Edith to pass on the legacy that the Gunnell family created and sustained for all these years.

David, a Welshman and former pilot, has the idea of keeping everything the same as before and continuing a history that will never die.

A Welshman owning an English bar.. What could possibly go wrong?

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