Best Chelsea Bars

BÓHA is a luxurious bar and restaurant located on King's Road, filled with lush foliage, wooden furnishings and elegant hanging lights. They offer an extensive selection of wines here, as well as a British and Irish-inspired menu of sizzling steaks, black cod curry and more. And for fans of hidden bars, be sure to check out The Shibeen downstairs - a 1920s-inspired speakeasy serving signature cocktails and small plates, with regular DJ sets to boot.

Bringing a splash of tropical fun to Fulham Road, Kona Kai are champions of Hawaiian hoopla, exotic cocktails and Polynesian stylings. Escape to sunnier shores at this cheeky party bar in Chelsea, where pop tunes, decadent drinks and raucous nights await.

Sitting in South Kensington is Dolce, London's premier spot for VIP late night partying. With e-shisha, a live DJ and dancing until 3am, it's no wonder this Chelsea spot is always bustling. You can also kick back with some signature sips on their extensive cocktail menu.

The Knox brings the glamour of the 1970s and 80s underworld to the heart of Chelsea. Think Scarface meets Studio 54. Its plush velvet, statement print interiors are the perfect place to sip on a signature cocktail or nibble on small plates and Cuban sandwiches.

If you're here to dance the night away, expect an equally nostalgic playlist. Resident DJs cover the best of the decades, banging out deep soul cuts, funk classics and disco anthems.

On the hunt for a first-class Chelsea bar? Then check out Aragon House. This dog-friendly joint is offering punters an epic range of brews, bespoke cocktails and wine. For those who have worked up an appetite, explore the food menu, including gastro pub favourites.

Beautiful bars in Chelsea? Yep, this one's definitely up there - for both its refreshments and interiors. Situated by Sloane Square underground, The Botanist, Sloane Square is pouring up an extensive selection of Champagne, wine, cocktails and beer, as well as classic British fare for the hungry among you.

One of the most beautiful bars in Chelsea, 28°-50° is the place for modern European cuisine, seasonal dishes and an award-winning wine list. If that wasn't enough, their range of tasting events are perfect for trying their exclusive collections or uncovering something new.

Doubling as a modern Mexican restaurant and tequila bar inspired by the Mayan goddess of the moon, Ixchel champions earthy textures and robust furnishings that make a statement, with a flurry of desert plants and art work making the space dynamic and intriguing. 

The food takes the form of contemporary plates based on classic favourites, from tacos to quesadillas. The drinks menu boasts a selection of inventive margaritas and house cocktails starring mezcal and hints of chilli. Grab a cocktail and stick around for DJ sets and a lively atmosphere no matter when you visit. 

A gorgeous bar in Chelsea Harbour, The Waterside is one of our favourite places in the city when the sun shines. With views across the Thames, it's the ultimate place to gather the gang for fresh pints, fine wines and an array of delicious plates.

The Goat in Boots has returned with a smart new concept that turns a historic boozer into a three-floor destination for eating and drinking.

Downstairs, there's New York–Italian favourites in a laid-back restaurant setting that works just as well for daytime coffees as it does for pub lunches. Upstairs brings cocktails and DJs, making this one of the most versatile bars in Chelsea.

A private members club on King's Road, Beaufort House offers a laid-back yet stylish atmosphere across the four floor venue. Get comfy in one of their plush sofas and sip on watermelon martinis and Champagne cocktails at this sophisticated Chelsea bar.

Tucked away on Chelsea's super cool King's Road, The Wee Sister is an intimate Irish wine bar created by acclaimed chef Anna Haugh. All low lighting, exposed timber and elegant seating, it's perfect for date night, post-work drinks or casual catchups over a bottle or two.

Expect fine wines from around the world alongside the best Irish producers, the Black Stuff on tap and all kinds of creative cocktails. There's plenty to snack on while you're here too, from sourdough with traditional Irish butter to charcuterie and cheeses.

One of the best bars in Chelsea, Embargo Republica is a Cuban-inspired party spot with a passion for rum cocktails and big nights out. Head over for a weekend of delicious drinks and dancing 'til dawn to a soundtrack of DJs and live bands.

Saturday Spotlight at Paloma Chelsea is your main event moment of the week. Glamour, music, and premium cocktails collide to create a Saturday night that feels a little bit special, a little bit cinematic, and totally unmissable. Tickets start at £22, making it a lively and stylish night out that doesn't break the bank.

The focus here is all on energy: the perfect soundtrack, a buzzing crowd, and the kind of atmosphere that keeps the drinks flowing and the dancefloor moving. 

An award-winning cocktail bar in Chelsea (formerly Callooh Callay), The March Hare is a friendly spot serving up some impressive sips. The King's Road haunt crafts an array of unique concoctions and fronts a fun and relaxed atmosphere that's as ideal for date nights as it is for after-work drinks.

One of the best pubs in West London, The Phene is a fabled spot known for its gorgeous beer garden and delicious food. A regular filming location for the MiC lot, the Chelsea bar and restaurant is a must if you're looking for relaxed drinks in a fun and colourful setting.

Sat on Sloane Square, this hidden bar in Chelsea is one of West London's worst kept secrets. The slick speakeasy is serving up Prohibtion-inspired cocktails and tasty bar snacks and some eye-catching interiors for those all-important Instagram snaps.