The Portobello Star is a stylish bar in Notting Hill, serving up a handmade liquor and in-house spirit infusions, as well as a variety of amazing cocktails shaken up by their master mixologists. If their sips have inspired a little creativity, get booked into one of their cocktail masterclasses. 

Tucked away just a stone's throw from Earl's Court station is Evans & Peel Detective Agency, a Prohibition-style speakeasy hidden behind a secret door. Head down to sip on cocktails inspired by bootlegged liquor, all while live jazz, swing and blues plays around you.

Nestled in Hammersmith, this bar triples as a diner and music venue throughout the night. With craft beers, cocktails, and mouthwatering grub, the Sindecombe Social is a relaxing oasis for dancing and drinking with friends after a long day of exploring West London. 

Make your way to When Abby Met Claud in Notting Hill for some fabulous drinks and food. Whether you're craving a bottomless brunch or just fancy popping in for their awesome happy hour, there's something just for you.

The Hollywood Arms is a charming Chelsea bar and restaurant featuring suave interiors and a menu of impressive gastro grub. Sink in the hours scoffing specials from the kitchen, from hearty Sunday roasts to weekend brunches, with plenty of bottles behind the bar to wash it down.

Dear Grace not only touts a fabulous selection of bespoke cocktails but a crackin' space too. Grab your pals and head to this west London spot for top-notch drinks, pizza boards, and a variety of sharing boards for those who've worked up an appetite.

Looking for West London bars? Then check out Neverland. Unlike any other drinking den, this quirky cocktail joint changes its themes with the seasons, so expect Asian cherry blossom pop-ups and beach clubs galore. On top of that, there's shuffleboard, interactive darts and more.

A go-to for residents in Fulham and Chelsea, The Rose is a neighbourhood pub that champions the best of British fare. Get your fix of small plates, sharing boards and hearty mains with a wide choice of drinks, all of which can be enjoyed in their gorgeous beer garden.

Searching for fabulous watering holes in West London. A fantastic shout in Ealing, BrewDog is serving all of its well-known brews, alongside some of the most scrumptious fare in the city - we mean Korean loaded fries and stacked burgers.

Head along to The Franklin Hotel to discover its sexy cocktail and Champagne bar which transports you to the 1920s with its elegant interiors. Make yourself comfortable in the plush velvet seating then indulge in a range of expertly prepared quaffs and Italian bites.

If you're searching for a fabulous cocktail haunt, then be sure to visit Act Bar in Notting Hill. Tuck into their glorious selection of Indian small plates, bespoke concoctions and a range of fabulous live entertainment from some of the city's finest perfoemers.

One of our favourite bars in Shepherd's Bush, Jin Bar is a stunning location that combines sultry, dimmed lighting with tropical plants and yellow accents for a sleek look. Not only that, but there are more than 70s tequilas and mezcals or a range of cocktails to choose between.

If you're after a classy affair for your next night out, try Searcy's Champagne Bar at Battersea Power Station. Their extensive knowledge of the finest fizz makes for an evening of delicious drinks, carefully paired with fresh seafood or sharing boards. 

Located just stone's throw from Shepherd's Bush station and Westfield White City, Belushi's is the perfect spot for a late-night drinks and post-shopping bites. Hosting live music and sport screenings on the regular, along with a generous happy hour, this place is always abuzz.

Looking for places to drink on the Kings Road? Callooh Callay is one cool cocktail bar in West London, bringing a list of signature creations and vintage classics to its Chelsea home. And if you get peckish, there's light bits of ceviche and South American specials to delve into. 

Looking for a pub in West London that can cater to all of your British whims? Then the Coopers Arms is the venue for you. Not only do they have private hire spaces and a roster of real ale and wines, their gastro goodies are strong from day well on into the night. 

No.17 is a neighbourhood bar and restaurant form the renowned Darwin and Wallace group. The sleek interiors are matched by a menu of smart cocktails created by master mixologists, which make use of only the freshest ingredients for extra punch. 

One of the best bars in Shepherd's Bush, The Hawk's Nest is really packing a punch when it comes to your drinking and dining needs. They're fronting wood-fired pizzas, arancini and more, alongside a lineup of killer cocktails and pints that'll keep you coming back for more.

Looking for a top-notch West London hub? Then make your way to Wolfpack in Fulham and West Hampstead. Whether you fancy delving into wings and burgers while quaffing down a couple of bespoke cocktails or catching big sports games, this venue is bound to impress.

A jack-of-all-trades, The Phene in Chelsea prides itself on catering to all tastes. Whether you're preparing for a night out at the bar, enjoying a lazy weekend with a board game, or tucking into a three-course meal in the conservatory, this West London venue will leave its mark on you. 

If you're kicking about West London on the hunt for a house party then take a walk to this curious little spot. Part bar, part dream flat share, this amazing Fulham bar is always ready to get its party on with its regular house parties and bottomless brunch events.

Tuck into a tasty tipple in suave surroundings in West London's swankiest neighbourhood. With bespoke classic cocktails taking centre stage, The Marylebone pursues perfection with choice of garnishes and top-quality spirits, while the interiors will transport you to a lush garden. 

Make your way over to stylish venue The Gore Hotel and discover Bar 190, which flaunts beaut, traditional interiors, like tartan seating, draped curtains and mini lamps. Not only will you find a stellar selection of sips here, but also a range of hearty eats.

Boasting one of the best beer gardens in South West London, The Coat and Badge is a charming pub for chilled out summer drinking sessions. If the weather takes a turn, head indoors for comfort food in the form of gastro dishes, freshly poured pints and weekend brunches.

Located in a charming Victorian building, this Chiswick bar offers over 200 different wines from across the globe, with glasses from as little £3 and bottles from £25. Feeling peckish? The open kitchen also dishes out a number of European dishes, cheeses and cured meat.

Got a hankering for a classic West London pub? Perfectly perched on the riverside, The Blue Boat is a haven for pub lunches and afternoon drinks. Whether you're admiring their maritime interiors, scoffing gastro grub or sipping London ale, this place has a little something for everyone. 

Looking for something a little different on a girly day out? Then be sure to check out The Pretty Parlour, where you can get your nails done while sipping on Veuve Clicquot or a refreshing cocktail. You'll find this unique spot in the heart of Ealing, offering 13 different cruelty-free nail products alongside head massages, hot towel treatments and much more.

With a mix of industrial and homely interiors, Heist Bank is a unique all-day hangout. Head over to try one of their delicious stone-baked pizzas which come perfectly paired with a craft beer. And when you're done eating? Challenge your mates to a couple of rounds on the pool table.

Looking for a casual dining spot in West London? BrewDog in Shepherd's Bush is a prime place for BBQ eats, messy fries and mouth-watering burgers. You can also settle in for a few pints as it had over 40 variations on tap.

Looking for something a little different? QUEENS Skate Dine Bowl is a lively hub of entertainment in Notting Hill. Designed for quirky dates, group hangouts and special occasions, this place will have you whiling away the hours with fun things to do and plenty of signature sips. 

When it comes to a hardy place to drink in the heart of West London, nothing quite says the good stuff like a good ol' fashioned boozer with musical twang. Join Defector's Weld or a roster of live music, craft pints, Sunday roasts and plenty more to keep you entertained.

After a day traipsing around London's tourist attractions and shops, make a beeline for The White Horse. This gorgeous Mayfair pub is beautifully decorated, with pendant lights, comfortable sofas and candlelit fireplaces, as well as home to all kinds of fantastic wines, beers and spirits.

Brook Green is a name on the Hammersmith pub scene that not only promises tasty tidings in the shape of seasonal pub fare, but they also boast a luxury hotel space for those looking to stick it out for the long haul. And in the morning? This place serves one heck of a breakfast. 

The Alchemist is a cool cocktail bar in Battersea that's renowned for its tipples that fizz, bubble and pop. But when you're not wetting your whistle? Admire the sexy decor of tall windows and leather booths, as well as the mouthwatering range of East Asian fare with a twist.

West London activity bars don't get much better than Sixes White City, where you can take to the batting nets and go up against some of the world's best bowlers. After you've done your stint on the crease, head to the bar for award-winning burgers and crispy sesame chicken wings, all washed down with signature cocktails. 

The Eagle is a bold and beautiful pub in Ladbroke Grove serving a lip-smacking collection of craft beers. Based just a short stroll from the tube station, this place's menu perfectly pairs its flavours with what's on offer behind the bar, so expect classic British roasts and hearty burgers. 

Sometimes we don't want to drink at our regular ol' boozer... that's where Franklin's Wine comes in. Head to their gorgeous space just a short distance from Portobello Market to enjoy their fabulous range of cocktails and nibbles.

All the way in Brentford sits a West London pub you need to visit. One Over the Ait delivers on two floors of charm, including plenty of outdoor space, while pumps serve up fine real ales and the kitchen focuses on homemade British cuisine supplied from seasonal, local sources.

A stylish neighbourhood bar in the heart of Chelsea, No 11 Pimlico Road is one of the best bars in West London and with good reason. Not only is this place churning out seasonal gastro plates, its pairing dishes with creative cocktails and a stylish minimalistic setting. 

This popular cocktail joint is bringing vintage vibe to its West London outpost. Head to Simmons in Fulham or Putney for the usual spread of cocktail mischief, happy hour madness and kitsch interiors. To kick off your night? Get your hands on their signature Long Island ice tea.

For a high-end cocktail experience with plenty of pizzazz, make your way to Purgatory Bar on Cambridge Street. As you enter you'll be met with chic Antoni Gaudi inspired-decor made up of bold colours and plush seating, alongside a fabulous menu of smoking concoctions.

Head over to Ealing Broadway where this unique bottle shop and craft beer bar is serving up some of the brews in the capital. Offering a staggering selection of tipples from its 12-strong tap wall, alongside sourdough pizzas and DJ nights, it's swiftly becoming a West London favourite.

If it's a sexy date night bar that you're after, look no further than Ayllu. Decked out in shades of scarlet and emerald, this sophisticated spot is sure to have you swooning over its contemporary Nikkei dishes, which come perfectly paired with signature cocktails. 

For a craft beer bar in West London, look no further than the on-site taproom at Battersea Brewery. Tucked away within the arches of the famous power station, this industrial-style drinking den is fronting everything from keg to cask, including a lineup of guest brews from across the world.

Located just a stone's throw from Hanger Lane station, Tigerbay is an authentic Lebanese restaurant and bar in West London. Serving a plethora of traditional plates in a relaxed setting, the bar is made even better with its extensive cocktail selection. 

This hidden bar in Oxford Circus is a dream for rum lovers. Head over to Burlock for the chance to sip on tropical cocktails in a Caribbean-inspired setting, with a regular happy hour from 5pm until 7pm every day of the week.

A unique jaunt on the Fulham and Chelsea border, Kona Kai is one of the most unique bars in West London. Going all-out on the South Pacific theme, this place has a taste of all things tiki interiors, creative cocktails and late night partying. 

This private members' club in West London is spread across four floors, with a chic atmosphere to enjoy late night drinking sessions. When it comes to refreshments, expect handcrafted concoctions, fine wine and a choice of Champagne if you're in the mood to celebrate.

This quirky little Notting Hill bar has a penchant for all things rum, so expect plenty of exceptional cocktails. If you're feeling peckish? The kitchen serves selection of bar snacks to nibble on, with DJ sets underway every weekend and a Rum Club on the first Monday of every month.

When it comes to wine bars in London, Vagabond is up there. Pairing a carefully curated list of cheese platters, cured meats and seasonal plates with over 100 different types of wine from small artisan producers, this quirky neighbourhood bar should be on your radar.

Carefully made cocktails, draught beers and fine wines are all on the menu at Kindred. A stylish bar and restaurant near Hammersmith station, this beauty has also got a beer garden and welcomes in musicians and performers for live music nights.

Located in the heart of Brook Green, The Bird in Hand is a gorgeous contemporary-style pub, serving a menu of small plates and stone-baked pizzas. Operating a no-reservation policy, this is the perfect spot for a casual mid-week dinner or romantic date night.

An all-in-one drinking, dining and virtual golfing experience, Puttshack is bringing good old fashioned crazy golf into the future. Grab your pals and get down to this Westfield spot for a few drinks and some very serious competition.

Bringing Lower Manhattan vibes to West London, HUCKSTER is one seriously cool place to drink. Check out the sprawling space lined with graffiti, as you delve into a menu of street food, perfectly mixed concoctions and the odd raucous bottomless brunch. 

When it comes down to West London bars, Be At One Twickenham is a firm choice. Boasting a range of top-notch happy hours, including 2 for 1 concoctions, alongside wood-adorned features and neon signage, this cocktail hub is bound to work for all kinds of nights.

All Star Lanes are injecting a little Miami living into White City, with their quirky bar meets bowling concept. The ideal spot for a group or fun date night, this West London haunt will have you competing before taking to the karaoke booths, outdoor terrace and American-style diner.

Sheraton is not only a great bar in the heart of Heathrow, it's also showing some serious welly in the sports department. Head on down for top Americana bites and beers alongside quirky interiors and a regular roster of sports screenings. 

No trip to Fulham is complete without a visit to The Colton Arms. This intimate pub is all about character, boasting a warm and welcoming feel to regulars and newcomers alike, all while serving up a delicious range of beer and classic British dishes.