If you're anything like us, then sipping on an ice-cold bevvy in a gorgeous riverside beer garden is second to none. From swanky haunts fronting stunning interiors and mouthwatering bottomless brunches, to cosy boozers which offer drool-worthy wings, we have rounded up the very best pubs in West London.
Last updated on 15th March 2023
It would be a huge mis-steak for a carnivore to not check out The Mall Tavern in Notting Hill. This fabulous eatery offers a signature Scottish ribeye, alongside a dessert menu with options from chocolate cheesecakes to moreish sticky toffee puds.
Head on over to Wandsworth's slick drinking destination BrewDog, which boasts neon signs and hanging foliage, for an epic selection of craft beers. And if you need something to pair? There's also a menu of juicy burgers, fiery wings and salads to chomp on.
Fronting a gorgeous indoor space adorned with books and cosy seating, Blue Boat is the ideal boozer for low-key antics in Hammersmith. If the sun is shining? Make your way to their stunning outdoor area located on the riverside, for cool sips in the warm weather.
After pubs in Fulham? Wolfpack is the ultimate spot for sports and gut-busting plates, including a choice of mouthwatering burgers or chicken wings. Not only that, but there's a rock 'n' roll vibe at this cool boozer.
Home to fabulous entertainment and two sun-soaked beer gardens, Aeronaut is a great choice if you're looking for pubs in Acton. Whether you're popping in for one of their circus shows or for a pint in the sunshine, this party spot is the place for you.
Located South West over in Wandsworth, The Ram is a gorgeous hideout for sinking tasty drinks and nibbling on scrumptious grub. Boasting a warm, cosy atmosphere, with leather sofas and ambient lighting, it's ideal for casual catch-ups with pals and relaxed date nights.
If you're searching for the top 10 pubs in London, you better check out The Rose Fulham. Situated just off the King's Road, this stunning gastro spot offers a range of grub for foodies. Enjoy a Sunday roast with all the trimmings or opt for their signature bottomless brunch. Need we say more?
You really can't go wrong with traditional British pub grub, and that's what The Chelsea Ram is offering hungry revellers. Sit down at one of their cosy wooden tables, decked out with soft cushion furnishings, for a delicious range of eats, alongside bespoke bevvies.
Offering up a delicious range of British produce, The Grange is a top choice for pubs in Ealing. This Victorian-style eatery touts an Insta-worthy outdoor space, alongside a heated secret garden for the cooler months. For those wanting to quench their thirst, they also have a diverse wine menu.
If you're on the hunt for a first-class West London spot, Queen's Head Hammersmith is a top choice. Not only does this venue boast a cosy indoor space and pretty beer garden, but it's also home to a crackin' food and drinks menu. Our pick? The droolworthy Sunday lunch.
West London boozers don't get better than The Churchill Arms. This Notting Hill watering hole is a triple threat as it has a crackin' food menu filled with Thai plates, alongside vintage interiors and lip-smackin' drinks. And on top of that? It also screens the footie matches too. Booyah.
Fancy a little taste of luxury? The Hollywood Arms has got you sorted. Adorned with plush teal chairs, flamingo wallpaper and chic birdcages, this gorgeous gastropub oozes style. If you're thirsty, they also have a elegant cocktail menu that's bound to hit the spot.
The Broadcaster is a contemporary pub located at the iconic Television Centre in White City. This stunning eatery is offering up fresh bites, such as spiced crab doughnuts or cauliflower fritters with a tasty cashew and turmeric puree, alongside an epic selection of dazzling cocktails.
If you like your lunch with a swoon-worthy view of the river, then The Old Ship in Hammersmith is a solid option. Choose from their tempura soft shell crab burger or pineapple and peanut Thai curry, while sipping on some refreshing cocktails in their gorgeous space.
Located on Chelsea's Flood Street, Coopers Arms is a top-notch venue for catch ups with friends over tasty grub. Whether you're looking to chow down on a succulent burger or some fish and chips, you won't be disappointed, as this is one of the best pubs in West London for food.
Touting a fabulous range of live music and entertainment, Kindred has made quite the name for itself as one of the coolest pubs in London. From burlesque-themed nights to spoken word poetry, this venue offers an epic range of first-class events to keep revellers occupied.
Searching for one of the best pubs in London? The White Horse Parsons Green has got you covered. Make your way to this Fulham hotspot for a fabulous range of tasty grub, including pan-fried Atlantic sea trout or a melt-in-the-mouth côte de bœuf, alongside lip-smacking bevvies.
Just a short walk from Kensington High Street, The Builders Arms is one of the area's most established pubs. Fronting cosy Georgian features, including wood panelling and an open fire, this is an ideal place to chill out over a few small plates or a pint of the good stuff.
Come rain or shine, you can't beat a top-notch pub garden in West London, so be sure to check out The Imperial Arms. This King's Road location offers a cosy outdoor space adorned with white-washed walls and stunning greenery. Hungry? They have plenty of chicken wings for that.
Seeking gastropubs in West London? Well, you're in luck, as Paradise By Way of Kensal Green is serving up some flavoursome eats. Whether you're heading in for a noughties-themed bottomless brunch, or a good ol' steak dinner, this Queen's Park location is a firm choice.
While having had a contemporary refurbish, Pride of Paddington still gives a nod to its historical past with a cosy aesthetic and train-style booths. Venture over for an excellent roster of cask ales, wine or cocktails, alongside scrumptious pub grub.
Located on Kew Road, The Orange Tree in Richmond is a great spot to sink your teeth into hearty fare and wash it all down with some craft ales. Rugby fan? You're in luck, as they have a fabulous range of HD screens to catch every try, conversion and tackle.
Known as one of the best outdoor pubs in West London, The Phoenix in Chelsea really does deliver with its terrace space. Tuck into their refined British gastro menu in the sunshine, all while drinking a few tongue tantalising cocktails or wine.
A warm, cosy pub with contemporary decor, Aragon House is a lovely, unique place to enjoy a tipple with pals. And if you get hungry, there's a lot to tuck into, from small plates and gastro grub to Sunday roasts and banging brunches.
Located a stone's throw away from Ladbroke Grove station, The Eagle - Hippo Inns is a go-to venue for hearty fare. Touting a fabulous garden space, indoor dining area and crackin' menu, this is the ideal spot for chilling with pals. Got a Blue Light card? They offer discount too.
Touting pretty decor and a stunning private dining place, The Bird in Hand is a great choice for pubs in West London. This stylish haunt is not only perfect for tapas-style plates and cocktails with friends, but they also offer some top-notch desserts.
Situated on the stunning banks of Imperial Wharf is a great boozer, The Waterside. Perfect for date nights or sunset drinking with pals, this Chelsea pub not only has a heated terrace for brunching in the cooler months, but they also have private rooms to rent out for special occasions.
Located in Chelsea, The Cadogan Arms is quite the cosy pub. Along with the most scrumptious Sunday roasts and delicious cocktails, you and your pals can admire the traditional British interiors, gorgeous chandeliers, and pretty bar seating.
One of our top picks for the most beautiful pubs in London, The Lamb just nails gorgeous interiors. Whether you want to dine in their indoor space adorned with chic pastel furnishings and exposed brick walls, or on their stunning outdoor terrace, this eatery won't fail to disappoint.
A contemporary pub with ever-so-stylish decor, King's House is as inviting as they come. Not only can you fill your boots with beaut British-Basque bites, but also brunches and Sunday roasts. Or, if you just fancy a tipple, enjoy drinks in the luscious garden or while listening to DJs.
Fronting bold teal walls and plenty of seating, Duke of Battersea is a great haunt for all occasions. Not only can you head to this hotspot for their happy hour with friends, but they also have an awesome bottomless brunch event that's bound to impress.
Boasting a weatherproof beer garden decked out with vibrant furniture, it's no wonder why Brook Green is one of our favourite West London pubs. Enjoy delving into their mouthwatering menu, from burgers to steaks, while sinking an ice-cold pint in their sunny outdoor space.
Did somebody say Wings Wednesday? BrewDog just did. Located in the heart of Shepherd's Bush, this much-loved venue is serving up a range of lip-smacking chicken or cauliflower treats. Delve into some of the good stuff, while washing it down with a few of their speciality craft brews.
Dating back to the 17th century, The King's Head is a fabulous bar situated between Richmond Park and Putney Heath. Whether you're popping in for a pint on a warm summer's day, or want to get all cosy while delving into a flavour-packed Sunday roast, this venue is for you.
Beer gardens don't get better The Eagle's. Why, you ask? As they have their very own bar and burger shack outside. Take a seat in the spacious outdoor area and sip on a few bespoke concoctions. Or, if you're looking for a tad more privacy, then be sure to book one of their huts.
If taking your furry friend with you to the bar is a top priority (it should be), then you're probably searching for dog-friendly pubs in West London. Luckily, The Bridge in Barnes prides itself on welcoming all doggos, alongside offering a stylish outdoor space for summertime drinks.
