Places To Eat and Drink Near Hammersmith Apollo

The Hammersmith Apollo is a focal point for the best comedian and dramatic talent worldwide, playing host to world famous names weekly. But that doesn’t mean visiting there should be the only thing you do with your night: the theatre is surrounded by amazing places to wine and dine to your heart’s content. So take a look at the best places to eat and drink near Hammersmith Apollo.

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Last updated on 5th November 2024




Distillers

Located just minutes from the iconic venue, this charming watering hole should be on your radar if you're looking for a pre-gig bite or late night drinks. There's a wide range of food taking you from dinner to weekend brunch and Sunday roasts, plus a wide range of craft beer to wash it all down.

The Rooks Nest

Looking for good ol' fashioned pub for food and drink before a show? The Rooks Nest is a perfect escape from the bustle of Hammersmith with an ample menu of hearty comfort food, refreshing pints an an unbeatable atmosphere of a locals' fave. 

 

Latymers

Hop off the tube and head on over to Latymers for a bit of Thai dining. This cosy pub offers plenty of character thanks to its cool, mirrored ceiling, as well as moreish fare. To start, tuck into the likes of prawn spring rolls and chicken wings, followed by a fragrant roast duck curry or some slurpy noodles. Make sure you save room for dessert, as the banana fritters are to-die-for. 

The Swan

The Swan, originally a hotel built in 1901 on an old coaching inn site, has been a hub for artists for centuries. Known for its top-notch drinks and delicious food, this place has a colourful history adorned with artistic influence. Renowned figures like William Morris, Edward Johnstone, and Gustav Holst found inspiration here, and so can you. Come down to enjoy the beautiful decor and quality British grub while soaking in the artistic vibes.

Hand & Flower Hammersmith

Located on Hammersmith Road, the Hand & Flower is a classic British boozer housed inside a historic Victorian building. Expect high ceilings and traditional furnishings here, with a few modern touches in the decor.

They specialise in stouts and ales, which you can pair with a mouthwatering menu of pub fare - we're talking pork loin schnitzel, roasted pumpkin and sage ravioli or beer-battered haddock and chips.