Bars In Hammersmith

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By Kiera Chapman Junior Editor Expert in food and drink, with 5 years in editorial, including bylines in Marie Claire.

With its plot by the Thames, Hammersmith is a prime West London location for drinks in the city away from the bustle of its heart. From lavish gastro pubs and hearty eateries, to cocktail bars that boast some of the very best happy hours in the city, it's a location that provides the thirsty with a backdrop of all things leafy. Check out our recommendations of the very best Hammersmith bars right here.




Stonemasons Arms

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When it comes to lavish pubs in Hammersmith, The Stonemasons Arms hits the nail on the head. Boasting a lengthy bar stock that includes ales brewed in Chiswick, craft and international beers like Yeastie Boys, real ales, and over 60 different wines from around the world, you'll be spoilt for choice at this charming boozer. As sunlight sweeps over this cosy gastropub's exposed brick and chic farmhouse-style decor, you'll feel right at home on one of its two floors.

The Hop Poles

The Hop Poles is only a short walk from Hammersmith station, making it the perfect boozer to swing by if you're on your way to a show at the Lyric or Apollo. It comes equipped with laid-back decor (think cosy booths and quirky art), as well as a large selection of beers, wines and spirits. On the menu? Look forward to tucking into loaded fries and tacos topped with grilled halloumi. 

Dove

This pretty Hammersmith bar is undeniably charming, with a rich history that dates back across centuries. Perfectly perched by the River Thames, Dove is an essential venture for those craving hearty plates of good food, a thirst-quenching pint and good times by the riverside.

The Black Lion Hammersmith

The Black Lion is serving up a slice of rural living in Hammersmith. Located on the banks of the River Thames, this boozer is the perfect place for a restorative pint after a walk along the riverside, with a hearty menu classic British dishes including bangers and mash and freshly-made pies. 

Latymers

You'll find Latymers sporting a quirky mirrored ceiling and filled with people grabbing a fresh pint after a long day. It's an atmospheric West London watering hole with a well-stocked bar and a delicious Thai menu. Swing by for just a drink or make a meal of it with a fragrant green curry or pad Thai noodles.