Hammersmith is an area of West London that definitely has a lot to offer. It is an artsy area mainly thanks to the Lyric Theatre and the Apollo Concert Hall, home to many great live music nights. King’s street has many beautiful shops and busy cafes. There are plenty of great locations for dinner and also traditional British pubs. But if you’re looking for the best bars of Hammersmith here is the guide for you 😉

Smith’s Cocktail Bar

If you’re looking for a bar with a strong personality Smith’s Cocktails Bar is your place. Lush cocktails and craft beers in a vintage setting surrounded by brick walls and velvet seats. The atmosphere is very welcoming and the drinks are well-priced.

The Hampshire Hog

A lovely west London gastropub serving affordable dishes, cocktails, beers and also a great selection of wines. For sunny days they have a large terrace outside that will make you feel more in the countryside than in London. Contrary to the dark and velvety vibe at the Smith’s, this one offers a very light and airy setting.

The Eagle – Geronimo Inns

As summer is just around the corner here is another great location for sunny days. The eagle has an outdoor area with colourful beanbags to spend lazy Sundays outside catching some sun rays and drinking cocktails. The interior is just as lovely and colourful in case the weather suddenly changes.

Stonemasons Arms

This is your happy British pub with great bears and comfort food. A classic English boozer with a traditional structure full of charm. They also have a lovely terrace at the front and an outdoor area.

The Draft House

If you’re a beer drinker this one is for you. The Draft House takes its beer seriously and its provenance too. On top of a really large selection of beer (obviously), you can also eat some delicious food and the roast dinner is a must-try!

The Dove

Lastly, for a riverside view, there is The Dove. A charming pub, hidden away on a backstreet by the river and serving all your pub’s classics – beer, wine and good food. It has been established since the 1600s! See if you can spot the plaque to mark how high the waters came up in 1928.

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