4.2/5

(1,263 reviews)

The Anglesea Arms is a great traditional olde pub found in the heart of Chelsea, near South Kensington station... get here early to grab a table on our terrace!

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4.2/5

(572 reviews)

If you needed proof that small is beautiful, here it is. All the space you could ever need for a glass and a bite to eat in a spot that the locals call The Beach...

4.2/5

(587 reviews)

PJ’s Bar & Grill was opened in 1990 by restaurateur Brian Stein as a tribute to his love of great food and the sport of polo. Designed with a classic ‘polo joe’ interior, the popular Chelsea haunt pays homage to the great sport with its many displays of p

4.4/5

(607 reviews)

With comfy sofas, fireplaces and quirky art, The Surprise serves 'British food at its Best' with a broad selection of carefully chosen wine and real ale on tap.

4.4/5

(714 reviews)

Situated just south of the trendy Kings Road, on Smith Street, The Phoenix is the perfect pub for regulars and newcomers alike. Offering a mix of modern and traditional British food with our Head Chef providing a menu that regularly changes to keep you fo

4.3/5

(891 reviews)

Pub, bar & restaurant in the heart of Chelsea, just a short walk from the quintessential Kings Road, Fulham Road, Stamford Bridge and all the iconic museums and galleries.

4.2/5

(520 reviews)

On the corner of Westbridge Road and Battersea Bridge Road, Your favourite local pub meets a craft beer haven at the Duke of Battersea. Enjoy a craft beer from our many draft beer taps, or maybe on

4.3/5

(1,533 reviews)

Just a short wander through Battersea Park, we’ve been providing delicious food and drink since 1866. Step inside The Prince Albert Battersea for a pub with an elegance that charms visitors and locals alike.

4.4/5

(549 reviews)

London's worst kept secret and first speakeasy, hidden somewhere on Sloane Avenue