Members clubs, nightclubs, and late-night venues
This intimate speakeasy-style cocktail bar brings serious mixology to an unlikely Sands End location. Creative cocktails and a moody atmosphere make it the area's best-kept secret for grown-up drinks.
One of London's few authentic Burmese restaurants, this family-run gem near Imperial Wharf serves dishes you simply can't find elsewhere. The tea leaf salad alone is worth the journey to this overlooked corner of Fulham.
Craft beer enthusiast's paradise with over 20 rotating taps and extensive bottle selection. The knowledgeable staff and industrial chic decor create a welcoming atmosphere for beer lovers.
This stunning Thames-side gastropub boasts one of London's most beautiful riverside terraces and a rooftop that feels like a secret garden. Proper gastropub cooking meets picture-perfect setting in this Hurlingham treasure.
This corner pub has been the beating heart of Parsons Green for decades, drawing locals with its proper pints and Sunday roasts. The kind of place where regulars still have their own bar stools and newcomers are welcomed like old friends.
Right by Putney Bridge tube station, this classic Fuller's house is where Chelsea and Fulham fans unite over pints and match day banter. The kind of unpretentious local that makes SW6 feel like a proper community.
This historic Fuller's pub near Putney Bridge has been pulling pints since the 1700s and still hosts some of London's best pub music sessions. Rowers, locals, and music lovers create an eclectic mix that defines old Fulham character.
Traditional neighborhood pub with a loyal local following and excellent selection of real ales. Features live music nights and quiz evenings that bring the community together.
Named after the Victorian actress and Edward VII's mistress, this theatrical pub combines period charm with modern gastropub excellence. It's where locals escape the Fulham Broadway crowds for proper food and conversation.
Overlooking the Thames with one of London's most enviable beer gardens, this riverside gastropub perfectly balances proper pub atmosphere with elevated food. Dogs and their humans are equally welcome at this waterside gem.
This charming neighborhood gastropub epitomizes Munster Village's village-like atmosphere, serving elevated pub food in surroundings that make everyone feel like a regular. Dogs and their humans are treated like family here.
A 600-capacity live music and events venue built into the stands of Stamford Bridge. The programming spans live bands, comedy, club nights, and private events. The sound system is excellent, and the Chelsea FC connection adds a unique twist.
A beautiful Chelsea pub on Phene Street with one of the best gardens in SW3. By day it is a civilised lunch spot, by night it transforms into a lively bar with DJs on weekends. The garden is magical on a warm evening.
A basement jazz club on Lots Road that has been at the heart of London's live jazz scene for decades. The room is intimate, the musicians are world-class, and the atmosphere is everything a jazz club should be. Booking is essential.
The legendary South Kensington nightclub that defined Chelsea nightlife in the 2000s. Princes Harry and William were regulars, and it became synonymous with a certain era of London nightlife. Though the original has closed, its legacy in SW7 lives on.
A Latin-themed bar and club on the King's Road near Fulham Broadway. Mojitos, salsa nights, and a crowd that is ready to dance. It fills up fast on Friday and Saturday, so arrive early or book a table to guarantee your spot.
A handsome Chelsea pub on Britten Street that serves as a proper local by day and a buzzy late-night spot at weekends. The food is good, the crowd is young and well-heeled, and the back garden is a Chelsea secret worth knowing.
Fulham's late-night option, transitioning from cocktail bar to club as the evening progresses. Smart dress code, strong drinks, and a crowd that's mostly come from dinner somewhere nearby.
A Fulham institution for over three decades, Brinkley's garden terrace is one of the best outdoor drinking and dining spaces in SW10. The wine list is extensive and the atmosphere is always convivial.
A stylish spot on the Fulham Road serving elevated cocktails and sharing plates. The Art Deco interior is handsome, the drinks are well-crafted, and it fills the gap between pub and fine dining nicely.