One of London's most historic areas, Earls Court has plenty up its sleeve, from the leafy nearby Kensington to the gorgeous old school pubs that line Earls Court Road. But what if it's a bar, not just history you're after? From cocktails and wine bars to happy hour, check out our recommendations for the best bars in Earls Court.
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Located near Earls Court Station, Prince of Teck is one of the best pubs, thanks to its cosy atmosphere and huge TV screens (if you're a big footie fan). Plus, these folks knock up scrumptious eats from tacos and calamari to burgers and much more.
If you're after traditional pubs in the city, Blackbird is coming up trumps. The Earl's Court venue has a wide selection of beer to choose from including delish pale ales and lagers. Plus, these guys screen all the latest sports fixtures so you catch the footie.
With exposed brick, chequered tiles and touches such as wooden barrels, The Hereford Arms is a charming boozer close to Earl's Court. The pub serves a delicious British fare; head there on a Sunday for one of their amazing roasts.
The Lillie Langtry is a homely pub located a stone's throw away from Earls Court station in West London. As soon as you step in, it's immediately obvious that traditional is central to things here; after all, the venue boasts an idyllic Victorian cocktail lounge on the ground floor. Whether you're catching up with mates after work or enjoying a pub lunch with your family, this West London pub promises to please.
Looking for a secret bar in Earl's Court? This Prohibition-style speakeasy is found behind a secret door. Head to Evans & Peel Detective Agency to sip on cocktails whipped up from bootlegged liquor, all while live jazz, blues and swing plays.
