Location: Belgravia
Top Things to do in Belgravia
The 10 Best Bars & Clubs in Belgravia, England
The crown jewels, Buckingham Palace, Camden Market…in London, history collides with art, fashion, food, and good British ale. A perfect day is different for everyone: culture aficionados shouldn't miss the Tate Modern and the Royal Opera House. If you love fashion, Oxford Street has shopping galore. For foodies, cream tea at Harrod’s or crispy fish from a proper chippy offers classic London flavor. Music and book buffs will love seeing Abbey Road and the Sherlock Holmes Museum (at 221B Baker Street, of course).
Restaurants in London
1. Mosimann's Dining Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 39 reviews
For some of the very best Nouvelle Cuisine in Britain, dine at this exclusive club in Belgravia - after you become a member, of course.
2. Crystal Bar At The Wellesley Knightsbridge
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
The exclusive Crystal Bar brings the decadence and glamour of the 1920’s vividly to life in the heart of London’s Knightsbridge. The walls are adorned with The Wellesley’s impressive selections of whisky, cognac and Armagnac collections. Crystal Bar tabled are unable to be reserved and are located on a first come first served basis. The walls of the lavish Crystal Bar are adorned with glass unique display cases containing The Wellesley’s impressive selections of whisky, cognac and armagnac collections, including a number of extremely rare bottles from 1770. Our passionate bar team can create a cocktail of your choice or you may choose from the vast selection of classic cocktails on the menu. A food menu is also available. Enjoy a crisp glass of Champagne or take advantage of our large selection of Cognacs and whiskies that take pride of place in a specially designed feature wall.
3. The Library Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
A destination in itself, The Library bar attracts guests in residence and locals alike. Retaining an intimate, club-like atmosphere with a welcoming ambience, the distinguished surroundings provide the perfect opportunity to soak up the bar's "Lanesborough Paradis" atmosphere, where time slows to a leisurely pace during the day yet comes alive in the evening as the nightly music entertainment unfolds. A truly unique experience amongst London's vibrant bar scene, The Library Bar is home to Cognacs dating back to the 1770s, as well as spectacularly prepared cocktails by a team of award-winning bartenders.
Reviewed By travelinspiration
Just completed 5 night stay at the glorious Lanesborough hotel (best 5 star hotel), and visited the magnificent and opulent Library bar on 3 different evenings. The décor is sumptuous and the service out of this world. A special thank you to Michael for taking such great care of us each evening, making our visits truly extra special!!! They have piano player in evenings starting at 6:30pm which is very nice. If you want a special spot, call ahead and they will try to accommodate. Truly the best bar we've visited in all our international travels, others in London don't even compare!!
4. The Grenadier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 545 reviews
Reviewed By LinaS837 - Deerfield Beach, United States
My husband was looking for a pub and I wanted a 'nice meal', The Grenadier made us both happy!! The place is adorable and the fish/chips were the best we had in London, the Beef Wellington was amazing and the toffee pudding was truly delicious!
5. The Star Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 31 reviews
Recognised as one of the best pubs in Belgravia, The Star Tavern is an award-winning, traditional London pub. Our emphasis is on great service, good beers and home-cooked food - and we're also extremely handy if you're hosting any private functions near Knightsbridge.
6. The Gloucester
7. Blue Bar
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 123 reviews
One of London's most sought-after destinations since it opened in 2000, the Blue Bar sets London's bar scene alight with the most sophisticated, colourful cocktails in town. The Blue Bar was extended into a state-of-the-art glass pavilion during 2016, giving it a new spaciousness and a contemporary twist, yet retaining all of the iconic Lutyens Blue panelling originally conceived by David Collins Studio. It also still has its original Edwin Lutyens lighting, alongside new furnishings by Collins's protégé Robert Angell. The extended, lighter space encourages a lively ambience, in which our skilled and knowledgeable mixologists can serve up exclusive signature cocktails with impeccable style and a touch of razzle-dazzle
Reviewed By The_Loup_Garou - Phoenix, United States
A Lovely, Intimate Bar in Belgravia I cannot remember when we first discovered the Blue Bar at The Berkeley, but think that it was about 10 years ago, before a board dinner at Marcus, the restaurant just across the lovely lobby. I have also lost count of the number of visits - some for business meetings, and some just my wife and I, looking for a few glasses of Champagne/wine, in a quiet, lovely setting. In November, we were in London for that same meeting of the board, and I was with my wife, and two board members, and we wanted a quiet place to talk. Well, they did the talking, and I just kept the wines flowing. It was early afternoon, on a gloomy Autumn day, and we were seated at a large table in what I would typify as the “conservatory,” attached to the bar area, but with large windows, and a glass ceiling over most of the area. This area allowed the ladies room to spread out some documents, and also gave us a bit of privacy, away from the folk seated at, or near the bar. When one approaches, it’s easy to see why this is the Blue Bar, as that is the color theme. While not as prominent in the conservatory, it is still evident. There is a slightly different feeling, between the two room, with the main bar area more sedate, darker and more cozy - a true bar experience. The conservatory area is brighter, with more varied seating options, and has a slight industrial-chic feel to it. One wall of glass has what remind me of aircraft ailerons as shutters, and the glass ceiling is suspended by stainless steel stand-offs. On this afternoon, we were the only patrons in that room, so it was very quiet, and allowed the ladies to speak easily, across the table. Though the bar area had more folk, it was a very quiet venue too. The Blue Bar is just not a place where one would raise their voice - quiet, serene and perfect for our meeting. As I had promised them, I did keep the wines flowing: Bollinger Special Cuvée Brut NV Jean-Marc Pillot Les Noyers Bret Puligny-Montrachet ‘16 Domaine L’Églanlière Chablis by Jean Durup Pere & Fils ‘17 While the B-T-G wine list is not all that long, there are always several interesting wines on it. I noticed that they have added at least one Bordeaux poured by Coravin, and I would not be surprised to see a big Montrachet added to the Coravin list. The full wine list, for by-the-bottle selections is much, much more extensive. They also have some interesting Champagnes B-T-G, and on several occasions, my wife and I have spent an entire afternoon doing impromptu Champagne “tastings,” but not this time, as she had business to discuss. Our service was perfect, in that our server always seemed to be near-by, when needed, but never hovered. I think that he was very accustomed to having business meetings in The Blue Bar, and handled things very well. It was also nice to walk through the intimate lobby of The Berkeley, which was adorned in Autumn colors. It was an excellent afternoon, with nice wines, great, attentive service in an attractive and quiet venue, and I got to spend it with three lovely ladies. We will definitely return, and likely soon, as we are in London on business 3-4 times most years.
8. Harvey Nichols Fifth Floor Bar
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 195 reviews
Sip delicious, seasonal cocktails in the most stylish surroundings in our new-look Fifth Floor Bar at Harvey Nichols Knightsbridge.
Reviewed By EssBeeEdi - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
We fancied chips! When I mentioned that I was coeliac the maitre d’ came over to explain that his chef would be able to do them as he had just replaced the oil. In the end, to avoid any chance of cross contamination, they actually used completely fresh oil. Absolutely amazing! He really went the extra mile. And the chips were super - piping hot ‘proper’ steak chips and a really big portion. We loved them so much we ordered more. Service was great too, though perhaps topping us up a bit too quickly with the champagne. We’ve been here a couple of times and it’ll probably become our new go-to. Decent space and a nice rooftop view from the banquettes. Probably best to make a reservation.
9. The Nags Head
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 227 reviews
Walking into this charming pub is like traveling into the past, with its Dickensian feel and unspoiled interior, along with a unique collection of penny-arcade games and a 19th-century beer engine.
Reviewed By JamieW_10 - Milnsbridge, United Kingdom
Ignore the negative reviews, this is one of my favourite pubs when in London. Very traditional and one of the few remaining proper pubs in London. The Landlord was extremely friendly and welcoming to a large group of us earlier this week including friends from USA who wanted to see a "proper pub". Good beers too. Keep your mobile phone out of sight and go outside if you want to use it. Not an unreasonable request nowadays. Enjoy
10. Pizza on the Park
A large, traditional jazz club.
