4.1/5

(569 reviews)

The Admiral Codrington in the heart of London’s stylish Chelsea has been a dining institution for Londoners for many years and is renowned for its excellent British cuisine. Part cosy traditional

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4.2/5

(1,542 reviews)

Located just off the famous Bond Street, the Goat Tavern has history dating back to 1686. It lies in the very spot where the Great Mansion Clarendon House used to stand.

4.5/5

(1,241 reviews)

Tucked away on a quiet street corner just a stone’s throw from Kensington High Street, The Builders Arms is a handsome London pub, ahead of the game in providing the perfect setting for a truly memorable drinking and dining experience.

4.0/5

(65 reviews)

Percy’s is the snug, stripped back neighbourhood spot for easy evenings and unrehearsed late ones. Come to meet your oldest friends. Stay to party with your newest.

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

(549 reviews)

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

4.0/5

(7,254 reviews)

Serpentine Bar & Kitchen Serpentine Bar & Kitchen is in the green heart of London, grand old Hyde Park. First laid out in 1536 as a pleasure garden for King Henry VIII, today it is enjoyed by many hundreds of thousands of visitors every year.