The Savoy: World's Most Famous Bar Where Bigwigs Like Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill Said Cheers

Which is the most famous bar in the world? Both the Savoy theatre and the hotel stood washed in electric lights, thanks to the commercial light bulb recently been patented in the US. Churchill might be considered one of the greatest leaders of the world, but at Savoy, he would dispute the bills and quarrel for the last penny he thought he needn't have to spare. Cesar Ritz who joined in 1890 as the general manager of the hotel knew from the beginning that there should always be music at Savoy, music that "covers awkward gaps in the conversation." In 1969, Savoy's barman Joe Gilmore tossed together grapefruit juice, Grand Marnier, Champagne and rose water to create the legendary Moon Walk cocktail.