Chelsea Potter

Calling all fashion aficionados, this stunning London gem is in the heart of the capital's trendiest street, the Kings Road. The King's Road was originally Charles II's private route to travel from London to his palace at Kew. It remained a route reserved for royal use until 1830. Chelsea Potter is excellently suited to its locality, it's royalty among London pubs. Was named the Commercial Tavern until 1958 when it was renamed in commemoration of a great ceramics artist named William de Morgan who founded the Chelsea Arts Pottery in 1872. Don't be misled by the Chelsea Potter's blue blood however, it was also a favourite watering hole for the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones in the swinging sixties.