Chelsea pubs are topped off by The Sydney Arms, a laid-back sports boozer where punter can enjoy football, rugby, horse racing, Wimbledon and more. Plus, there's a lineup of classic grill dishes, British favourites and more across the food menu.

With classic British dishes for lunch and dinner, The Hollywood Arms instantly makes you feel at home with their comfortable setting and interior design. Hailed as one of the Chelsea's best pubs, this charming escape from the city is so much more than your average watering hole.

A classy gastropub found on Mossop Street, The Admiral Codrington is a relaxed venue where you can enjoy an ever-changing rotation of guest ales and an extensive cocktail list. Whether you're sat in a cosy corner of the venue or on the rustic benches in their heated beer garden, you can munch on everything from fish finger sandwiches to Aberdeen Angus steaks and whipped feta tortelloni here.

Located on Fulham Road, The Chelsea Gate is a pretty pub with lots going for it. Their extensive bar has got you covered whatever your tipple, with an impressive cocktail menu alongside wine and beer, while the one-of-a-kind karaoke room is unrivalled in the area. 

As with all good pubs in Chelsea, it's all about the right blend of ales, draught pints and refreshing craft brews. You know who's got all that and more? The charming Builders Arms on King's Road with its eclectic interiors and alternative pub feel with its elevated take on classic British pub grub. 

If you're on the hunt for a top pub in Chelsea, Lots Road is a must-visit. Not only does this gastro haven feature cosy interiors and a welcoming feel, but its menu of affordable British dishes and wide collection of booze will keep you wanting to come back for more.

The Kings Arms is a fun and modern pub on Fulham Road, perfect for people looking for real ales, lagers and affordable wines. As well as a classic cocktail list, the menu features fresh gastro dishes alongside delicious Sunday roasts to enjoy against a backdrop of colourful interiors.

When it comes to pubs in Chelsea, Aragon House is a firm choice. Just a stone's throw from Parsons Green Station, this fabulous venue is home to an outdoor terrace and restaurant, perfect for sunny days or cold ones alike. To top it off? It's also dog-friendly. 

Located just off King's Road, The Phoenix is a welcoming local pub with a few quirky and colourful touches to its character. It's an all-day hangout with plenty of cosy corners and an outdoor terrace for the summer, with a menu of seasonal produce and British cask ales to keep you refreshed.

Located just off Fulham Road, Sporting Page is a lovely spot to wet the whistle. Cosy up inside on winter nights with a load of elevated British fare and seafood or, when it's warmer, settle on the alfresco terrace for a couple of sun-soaked pints.

The Tommy Tucker is a Fulham and Chelsea pub near Walham Green, a space that mixes old school charm with cool wall murals, delish brunches and classic British grub. Think everything from Cornish mussels to steak and roasted aubergine.

Hanging baskets are not a prerequisite for making the best Chelsea bub list, but in the case of The Phene it is the icing on the cake. The outdoor space comes complete with its own cosy firepit, making the gorgeous garden a haven for cocktail sipping whatever the season. 

The Chelsea Ram remains a great little haunt to those in the know. Mixing up bold décor and classic pub styling to create a cosy atmosphere, the pub is a haven for vibrant prints and soft furnishings with large windows that brighten the spacious dining room. 

When it comes to a top pub in Chelsea, there's always one name that rings true. Heralded not only for their brilliant beer garden and gastro grub, The Rose is a top notch location for casual afternoons, lounging around with a pint and enjoying the buzz of Fulham.

With a prime postcode on King's Road, The Cadogan Arms is a local favourite in Chelsea. With a British menu celebrating seasonal ingredients, hand-selected wines, bespoke beers and private hire options, it's a lush all rounder.

A firm favourite when it comes to casual drinks in South West London, The Waterside is renowned for its sweeping views of the Thames and charming outside space. If you're feeling a little peckish while you're there, take a gander through their gastro bites and proper English pints.