Best Pubs in Chelsea

Since 1990, PJ’s Chelsea Brasserie has been at the forefront of Chelsea’s bustling social scene, offering welcoming and relaxed yet sophisticated dining. Using authentic, honest ingredients and flavours, we create classic and seasonal dishes, served with a contemporary twist.

Greenwood, located in Victoria, is a relaxed bar and restaurant downstairs and a thriving sports bar upstairs. It is open all day, seven days a week. Catch every bit of action inside the leading sports bar. We are showing football, rugby, NFL, tennis, basketball, golf, boxing, and F1 along with every other major tournaments.

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.

Chelsea pub offering great food and drinks on 2 floors both with TV's and a large projector on the ground floor for showing sports.

In the heart of Chelsea, there isn't a pub close by that can compete with what we offer. Stop over to watch the best sports has to show.

Welcome to The Admiral Codrington, Chelsea, a lively yet traditional London pub with private dining serving delicious food and drink for all occasions.

The Sporting Page is a great place to meet friends and watch a match with your mates. It’s a Chelsea landmark, frequented by locals, members of the Chelsea Arts Club and those returning from sporting fixtures who come to celebrate or drown their sorrows. Heading to watch Chelsea FC at Stamford Bridge? Pop in for a pre-match or post-match drink and bite to eat.

A traditional pub with a modern twist in the heart of Chelsea's Fulham Road. We are passionate about sport with both Sky Sports and TNT Sports shown on our four screens. We specialise in craft beer & small batch gins and serve the best burgers in town.

It is the oldest established pub in this area of Knightsbridge dating back almost 500 years with it being licenced premises since 1760, formerly called the Hoops and Grapes. It has played host to royalty and film stars alike as Lord Rothschild entertained both George III and George IV and the pub itself featured in a Roman Polanski film. When the first London congestion charge came into force in 1796, the owner built another pub just 1 mile up the road in Knightsbridge called The Bunch of Grapes, and as such changed the name of the pub. The renamed Hoop and Toy now had an added stable to look after commuters’ horses for the day, to avoid the daily charge levied at the Brompton Gate where the Victoria & Albert Museum stands today. The 'Toy' is symbolic of a rum soaked leather bound peg which could be placed in a horse's mouth to stop it grinding its teeth or biting its gums. The original building suffered fire damage in an incident that started at a bakery just three doors east of the pub, and was re-opened at great expense by the new owner Lord Rothschild in 1885.

The Duke of Clarence is a stylish pub located in the heart of South Kensington, nestled between Earls Court and South Kensington tube stations. Whether you’re looking for a lively pub for after-work drinks with colleagues or a hearty lunch in our serene restaurant. We’re the place to go to catch the week’s sport, with 5 big screens showing all the action from the Autumn Internationals, premier league, and more! With TNT Sports, plus an un-rivaled match day atmosphere, you’ve just found the best pub in South Kensington for live sport.