Here at Knightsbridge, we cover a wide area, including a selection of the most sought-after boroughs of London. This means we have had the pleasure of visiting some of the best venues the capital has to offer.
We have compiled our top ten spots that you must visit when in and around Knightsbridge and the surrounding areas.
From King’s Road to Notting Hill, we have listed some of the best places to eat, drink and relax in central London this summer. If you’re interested in buying property here, why not take a visit to one of these fantastic businesses and immerse yourself in the local area?
1 – The Hunter’s Moon, Chelsea
The Hunter’s Moon, on Fulham Road, is a traditional English countryside pub in the heart of South West London. Here, you’ll get the experience of visiting a quintessential, homely pub, both through their food and stunning decor, without setting a foot outside of the capital.
With a la carte menus alongside their small but delicious lunch, brunch and Sunday offerings, there’s something for everyone. Traditional British meals such as smoked salmon, roast hake, and rhubarb and custard meringue are served alongside an extensive and well-thought-out wine list. What more could you need?
2 – Knoops, Chelsea
Offering something a little bit different, but the perfect activity for a rainy day, is Knoops Chocolate. With stores in Kensington, Knightsbridge and Chelsea, you’ll never be far away from a Knoops store.
Their chocolate treats have won awards and we can see why!
With a menu of around 20 different percentage chocolates, you can choose any of their expertly crafted chocolates to drink hot, with the option to make six of them iced or milkshakes. If you’ve got a sweet tooth, this is definitely one for you.
3 – CLAP, Knightsbridge
An incredible, fine-dining Japanese culinary experience can be found in Knightsbridge at CLAP London.
Authentic Japanese food is served in this stunningly decorated restaurant, where you can even see the chefs at work creating sushi or at the robata counters, if seated on the 6th floor. A truly unforgettable, immersive experience.
CLAP even has a beautiful roof-top bar, serving unique cocktails in front of a 360 degree view of Knightsbridge and beyond.
4 – Amie Wine Studio, Knightsbridge
Amie Studio, owned by Amie Wine, is a small wine-shop-cum-art-gallery.
Founded by Will and Abbie, Amie Wine was originally a lockdown project to bring an on-trend rosé to the UK market. It has now evolved into a superb brand with two beautiful, in-person spaces.
Not only does the studio serve delicious Amie Wine, it is also home to a number of events, workshops and art collections throughout the year.
Be sure to book a table in advance for groups of more than six!
5 – Crown Coffee, Fulham
If you’re looking for the perfect independent, quaint café to enjoy a quiet moment to yourself or enjoy a catch up with friends, look no further than Crown Coffee.
This family-run venue serves up delicious coffee alongside pastries, crepes, waffles, cupcakes and lunchtime sandwiches… what more could you wish for?
6 – Maria G’s, Kensington and Fulham
Maria G’s is a neighbourhood brasserie and bar, located on Warwick Lane in Kensington. You can also visit their Fulham branch on Central Avenue.
With deluxe, maximalist interiors, Maria G’s serves a seasonal menu, with changes being made day to day. The team work closely with their suppliers to be able to deliver the best dishes, using the highest quality produce to complement their Chef’s creativity
With delicious pizzas alongside more traditional meals, there’s an extensive menu for any mood. Their breakfast menu is also divine!
7 – Cocotte, Parson’s Green
Within the tranquil borough of Parson’s Green, you’ll find Cocotte. With five branches in the capital, we can see why Cocotte has become so popular.
Specialising in exciting brunch offerings, you can find classics such as chicken and waffles or eggs benedict, as well as more adventurous options like the courgette and mushroom tartine or crispy mushroom and red pepper cakes.
For all-day dining, the rotisserie chicken is a must, alongside one of their signature salads, perfect for a spring/summer meal in London.
Top tip; they even do a bottomless brunch!
8 – Fiume, Battersea
Within the increasingly popular Battersea Power Station, home to the newest and trendiest shops, cafes and events spaces, you’ll find Fiume; a modern, elegant, riverside Italian restaurant.
Enjoy spectacular views of the Thames from their Mediterranean piazza-style terrace whilst sipping on a light spritz, or choose from their strong Italian-focused wine list.
If you’re headed to the restaurant, their menu centres around cuisine from the Amalfi coast – think cicchetti, antipasti, roman-style pizzas and more!
9 – The Alfred Tennyson, Belgravia
You’ll find The Alfred Tennyson (named after local Poet; Lord Tennyson) in the heart of Belgravia, a quintessential restaurant in a tranquil and inviting cobbled area of the city.
Popular with locals and tourists alike, the bar serves carefully selected craft beer and ale, or if that’s not to your taste, they have an extensive wine and cocktails list. Enjoy the cozy bar in the colder months or the stunning terrace throughout spring and summer.
If you’re visiting for food, their seasonal menu, using local and national suppliers, delivers British classics, including superb seafood such as oysters, monkfish and cured Loch Duart salmon.
10 – Beam, Notting Hill
Your local neighbourhood, family-run brunch spot.
Beam’s modern and cool interior gives you a taste of what’s to come with its bright, fresh brunch menu.
With their Middle Eastern heritage shining through, expect the classics such as full English breakfast, avocado smash and French toast, alongside Turkish eggs and Shakshuka.
We also recommend their fresh juices and smoothies!
If you would like more information on living in Knightsbridge or the surrounding areas, get in touch with the Knightsbridge International team today for expert local guidance.
