Bordering Chelsea, Mayfair and South Kensington, this is one of London’s most exclusive areas. A happening little joint renowned for its high class designer boutiques and iconic department stores, as well as some of the most glamorous boutique bars and upmarket cocktail lounges the city has to offer, check out our favourite bars in Knightsbridge.
Set across four floors and just shy of Belgravia's famous Embassies, The Alfred Tennyson is a high-end mix of British pubbing, from their dining room spaces to their ground floor pub, it's a great stop for a true taste of pub flavour.
Slightly set back from the buzz of Knightsbridge, The Hari Hotel is the perfect urban escape. Head up to their open-air terrace for al fresco drinks or get cosy next to one of the roaring fires with a selection of light bites and Italian-inspired dishes.
Only a short walk from Hyde Park Corner, nestled in the heart of Knightsbridge is Blue Bar At The Berkley, a contemporary drinking spot boasting interiors from David Collins. Think dark blues with rustic silver embellishments on the walls and seats, as well as hidden nooks complete with vinyl players and cosy rugs. It's the perfect setting to enjoy a bespoke cocktail in, such as the gin-based Falling Leaf made with lime sherbet, or a Rossini Sour.
The Stables Bar at The Milestone offers a stylish sanctuary in the heart of Knightsbridge, fusing history with contemporary charm. Named in tribute to the building's past, the bar's dark wood panelling, leather seating, and sports-themed artwork create a cosy yet sophisticated setting.
With award-winning cocktails, crafted by the talented Angelo Lo Grecco, and an elevated bar menu from Executive Chef Daniel Putz, every visit is an indulgent treat. For an intimate gathering or private event, head to The Hideaway, a candlelit room designed for unforgettable moments.
The Egerton House Hotel is a luxurious drinking and dining destination in Knightsbridge. If you're planning on stopping by, make your presence known at their bar for the best in Champagne and dry vodka or gin martinis. You can even do a martini masterclass if you fancy becoming an expert yourself.
The interior is both stylish and welcoming, featuring cosy seating, white tablecloths and traditional decor. They also serve an excellent afternoon tea with optional Champagne, featuring the likes of free-range egg mayonnaise sandwiches, warm scones and lemon drizzle cake.
A restaurant, bar and cabaret club in one neat little package, Laylina and Privee is pretty much a go-to for quirky drinks in Knightsbridge. Stop on by to sip on luscious libations while enjoying regular cabaret nights before tucking into top-notch Lebanese cuisine upstairs.
Situated on the fifth floor of Harvey Nichols, The Fifth Floor Bar adopts a colour palette of fuchsia pastels for its decor, giving the unique champagne bar a flowery ambiance to its sophisticated clientele before they pop off to explore the shops.
It is hard to imagine a more polished and refined bar than Bulgari Bar at Bulgari Hotel in London. The sumptuous interior of this Knightsbridge bar consists of mirrored surfaces, an arctic cold-like stainless steal bar and charcoal coloured seating areas.
Found at the ever dashing Berkeley Hotel, Blue Bar is a divine bar in Knightsbridge. A premium hang-out for many celebrity faces, serene tones make for a markedly grand environment where champagne, slickly dressed bartenders and whisky reign supreme.
The Sake Bar and Lounge is located within Zuma, serving up over 40 different varieties of sake and an impressive list of tasty cocktails to match. The drinks are made with a blend of fresh fruit juice, Japanese spirits and sake, which are sure to get your taste buds tingling.
If you're on the hunt for a haunt in Knightsbridge, make your way to Mina's on Motcomb Street. This stylish bar is whipping up a glorious range of bespoke concoctions in the pretty space. If you're feeling peckish? There's also a selection of Mediterranean-inspired nibbles up for grabs.
