Wondering where you can spot your favourite Made In Chelsea stars in London? Look no further than our list of the best cocktail bars, exclusive haunts and watering holes in the west. From boutique clubs onKing's Road to gastro pubs perfect for lazy Sundays, we reveal all the top places in London to spot the Made in Chelsea cast sipping on Champagne and dancing the night away in style.
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Made In Chelsea is all about style in the right location. Well, Madison Restaurant Bar and Café overlooks the iconic St Paul's Cathedral, with panoramic views of the capital from one of Europe's largest public open air roof terraces. All of this while you indulge in classic European wine and dishes.
Situated right on the King's Road, Beaufort House is in the Made in Chelsea cast's back garden; a sharp and sophisticated private members club. You might not be able to just wander in the door, but once inside it really is an impressive venue. Book a table, and you never know, you might be sitting alongside Millie during one of her trademark Made in Chelsea pouts.
The Botanist, Sloane Square can be found on just that, in the heart of Chelsea. Always packed with the after work and Chelsea crowd, getting the bartender's attention here is somewhat of an art, however the mouth watering cocktails are well worth the wait. Treat yourself to one of their famous afternoon teas here whilst rubbing shoulders with the Made in Chelsea cast.
Scaling the city's rooftops, it's no wonder that the Made In Chelsea gang couldn't resist the spoils of Aviary Rooftop Bar & Restaurant. From their plush, bird themed interiors and brunch to their rooftop terrace for those perfect summer drinks, this is the perfect all-rounder in London.
Decked out like a palace, this luxurious bar and restaurant boasts a beautiful interior and clientele including members of the infamous west London show.
If you love a pub as much as the cast of Made in Chelsea seem to, then you are going to want to head to swanky West London spot The Phene. The traditional pub is perfect for everything from an intimate drink in their cosy upstairs lounge, through to a glass of Pimms in the beer garden come summer.
Touting Victorian-style interiors and a crackin' selection of Champagne, it's no wonder why 28-50 Wine Workshop & Kitchen in Chelsea has quite a stellar reputation. Pop in for its Sunday oysters and bubbles pairings or just for a few bespoke concoctions in its gorgeous space.
A darling and oh so dapper party spot just shy of Liverpool Street, Dirty Martini is a great destination for those that like cocktails and cavorting. Of which the Made in Chelsea gang would agree. Not only a DesignMyNight Award Winner, Dirty Martini Bishopsgate is a hot to trot destination for unique drinks, lush music and sweet hangs.
It's not just luxe cocktail bars that get the Made In Chelsea going. Often spotted in the Putney ends, it's The Duke's Head that keeps the cast coming back for more thanks to its pretty spot, charming interiors and Sunday vibes.
Champagne on a rooftop while looking back to the City of London; what could be more fitting for Made in Chelsea? Jin Bo Law is a bit of a secret nook with an incredible terrace for when the sun shines.
From craft coffee to craft ale, an excellent wine list and a cool atmosphere, it's not hard to imagine the MIC cast hanging out in Core. Set on Queen Street, the restaurant and bar has many faces, from quirky coffee joint by day, to tasty restaurant transforming into a hot dancing spot come night.
This Soho beauty is popular with the Made in Chelsea crew and no wonder; it's glamorous and a little hideaway from the madness of Soho. With a vibrant Brazilian inspired cocktail bar in the basement and singing barmaids serenading you as you drink, its packs a big punch.
Where do the MIC crowd go when they're looking for a little fun? Bounce of course. This fantastically fun restaurant bar marries table tennis with British inspired cocktails and delicious wood fired pizza. Elegant and sociable; you might be lucky enough to be on a table next to Lucy, Stevie and Andy - deep in discussion over the latest gossip.
Who said darts was a stuffy old game? Not Flight Club, that's for sure. Join the bar in either Shoreditch or Bloomsbury for not only for some of the most unique entertainment in the business, there's lashings of pizza and cocktails to boot.
