Portobello Road's Duke of Wellington may hold some difficult memories for one particular pop star, but that doesn't mean it's not still one of the best boozers around (and we're sure she'd agree). Known as the setting for Adele's break up that sparked the idea for her Grammy-winning album, it's also a top location for sports screenings, Sunday roasts and crafted cocktails among contemporary yet charming interiors. 

Ever wondered where you'd take Taylor Swift on a first date? We'd suggest following Joe Alwyn's lead by booking a table for two at The Spaniard's Inn. This historic Hampstead pub champions classic British cooking, hosting everything from brunch and steak nights to a Sunday roast. Whether you're taking up a cosy nook inside or making the most of the beer garden weather, you certainly won't go thirsty thanks to their killer selection of cocktails, craft beers and wines. 

Searching for London's best celebrity bars? Quaglino's has impressed the rich and famous for decades. The iconic live music venue has been joined by everyone from royalty and supermodels to Hollywood actors for a night of amazing cocktails and incredible entertainment.

An art deco haven, The Sanderson hotel has long been a celebrity bolt-hole. Head to the infamous Long Bar for cocktails and nibbles or take to the terrace for an intimate atmosphere with London's well-heeled.

One of the best bars in London for celebrity spotting, Paradise By Way of Kensal Green is also a stunning live music venue with an incredible bottomless brunch. Head here for a memorable evening and the chance to see a slew of models and household names, including Kate Moss, Cara Delevigne and Nick Grimshaw.

RiRi, JB, The Weeknd and Miley...the list of names goes on and on at this glamorous celebrity nightclub in London. Go to Cirque Le Soir in the hopes of partying with the A-listers but stay for the opulent decor and gawp-worthy performances - we're talking fire breathers and aerial artists.

This London Bridge pub is winning on both the looks and the clientele front. Housed within a Grade-II listed building, the Victorian boozer has enchanting traditional decor and has lured in the likes of Philip Scofield, Hugh Jackman and Tom Hardy,

The Gatehouse in Highgate is a beautiful village pub flaunting an inviting beer garden, gastropub dishes with a Spanish twist and a drinks menu of classic cocktails and continental craft beers – apparently all the things Sarah Jessica Parker looks for in a weekend hideaway. SJP has been spending her free time at this boozer in between rehearsals for her new London play... and who can blame her. 

Not only are you likely to spot big names dotted around the tables at Boisdale of Canary Wharf, but you'll even see them on stage. Catch live performances from Jools Holland, Alexandra Burke and co while sipping on a tasty aperitif, or pay a little extra and get dinner included.

Wondering where to spot celebrities in London? Located along the vibrant Charlotte Street, underneath beautiful Japanese restaurant Roka, Shochu is an award-winning basement bar named after the country's national drink. A hotspot for A-list celebrities, this gem's catered for cool cats such as Brad Pitt.

An Irish pub that's approved by an actual Irish celeb? We're talking about The Toucan in Soho. Niall Horan has sang the praises of this understated hangout – which tells us that he's a man of simple pleasures. With a plethora of Guinness taps, retro interiors and a buzzing atmosphere, this place knows that you don't need bells and whistles to impress even the biggest global stars. 

Located within the iconic Shakespearean theatre, Swan at the Globe regularly plays host to Britain's most beloved actors. Grab a table at the watering hole and enjoy riverside views and a post-show drink while looking out for Stephen Fry, Judi Dench and Jude Law. There's an extensive wine list to choose from, alongside plenty of craft beers, or even an elegant afternoon tea. Looking for something a little more exclusive? Then hire The Snug for up to 30 guests.

The iconic Claridge's Bar has served everyone from Audrey Hepburn to Gwyneth Paltrow over the years, and when you see their gorgeous art deco-inspired interiors and extensive drinks list you'll understand why. They've got a collection of rare, vintage bottles like Krug Clos d'Ambonnay, Bollinger La Grande Anne'e and Salon 1971, as well as a cracking selection of cocktails and tasty bites like oysters or caviar.

Arguably London's most stylish and fashion-forward bar, Sketch always has a regular parade of influencers and celebrities paying it a visit. Be sure to look out for well-known faces interspersed around the incredibly decorated rooms before tucking into for an elegant afternoon tea.

The Scotch of St James is known for its amazing ambience, LED dancefloor and plus seating. Did you know it also happens to be the venue where Jimmi Hendrix first performed? You'll also see names such as The Beatles and The Rolling Stones attached to this chic spot.

Buzzing neighbourhood bar The Old Queen's Head is a hotspot for live music, unruly quizzes, karaoke and incredible burgers – no wonder it's one of Paul Mescal's favourite hangouts. That's right, the Normal People actor has been seen frequenting this pub on many occasions – and if it's good enough for one of Ireland's biggest rising stars, it's good enough for us. 

Loud, proud and OTT as hell, Sexy Fish continues to grow its star-studded clientelle. The Asian restaurant and bar entices the cool crowd to its Mayfair abode with an eclectic menu of signature cocktails made with salmon-infused gin, yuzu, chocolate bitters and sesame chilli oil.