Kensington bars and pubs range from quaint old fashioned pubs hidden away on quiet streets with garden squares to sleek, contemporary bars with heartstoppingly high prices. Our list of recommended bars in Kensington combine the finest service with unique features including excellent live music, delicious cocktails, real ale and outdoor gardens so you'll never be left wandering aimlessly around Kensington bars trying to find one to suit your mood.
Admiral CodringtonThe Admiral Codrington on Mossop Street has delightful interior design touches and the restaurant has a unique roof open to the skies during the summer.
BabylonBabylon is uniquely situated above the Kensington Roof Gardens on the High Street. Visitors can go for drinks whilst enjoying sweeping views of the London skyline during the summer.
99 Kensington High Street, entrance off Derry Street,
London,
W8 5SA
read our review Builders ArmsA trendy haunt on Kensington Court Place, also a draw with local students.
The Churchill ArmsA traditional and refined pub on Kensington Church Street, it's unlikely that the Churchill Arms will ever change.
Janets BarThis is a very trendy little bar with a nod to kitsch, to be found in the bowels of the Brompton Hotel.
The Kensington Bar and Kitchen(Pub Food)Excellent venue in Russell Gardens with a variety of different comedy and music nights scheduled. Contact the venue for more details.
The Park Terrace Café and Bar are located next to the Park Terrace Restaurant on the High Street. Sounds crazy but it's true.
Royal Garden Hotel,
2-24 Kensington High Street,
Kensington,
London,
W8 4PT
read our review Piano Bar and RestaurantAre you one of the many Londoners lamenting the disappearance of piano bars? Well there's one here on High Street Kensington. They'll cheer you up. Excellent venue with talented musicians and a friendly ambience guarenteed.
The Windsor CastleA beautifully preserved pub from the 19th century on Campden Hill Road. Perfect for a quiet afternoon with The Daily Telegraph and a pint.