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The perfect place
to sit and relax or begin your big night out is closer
than you think with the range of cool bars and cosy pubs
available in West London. Star spotters will be right at home in one of London’s most exciting venue. The Social [map], Little Portland Street, is a real gem packed with celebs who flock here to taste the delicious cocktails and mingle with the beautiful people. The most happening night here is a Thursday which is fast becoming the hottest evening of the week in London. Get on the guest list and put on your best frock, or suit, who knows who you might bump into? If you’re on the look-out for a superstar DJ to get you in the mood for a top night out head to Market Place [map], for a loved-up vibe and some great music. There’s plenty of space to either party or relax and hungry barflies will also find some original food to tempt the palette. For decadence a-plenty head to The Rocket [map], Churchfield Road, Acton, for a grandiose drinking in this style-fusion bar. Full of neo-Victorian portraits and antiques, The Rocket offers a finer class of customer and service. Get in a party mood with a visit to Beach Blanket Babylon [map], Ledbury Road, Westbourne Grove, for fun and games to put you in a pre-club mood. Follow a gang plank that leads into a kitsch paradise and enjoy some continental drinks and cocktails. If you’re looking for family fun or want to treat your nearest and dearest to a night on the tiles head to The Bush Bar and Grill [map], Goldhawk Road, Shepherds Bush, for a great lively atmosphere and some delectable dishes to try from the extensive menu. Keen drinkers might be keen to indulge in some of the bar snacks that include Mediterranean-inspired nibbles and plenty of hearty sandwiches. Sunny Sunday afternoons mean a time for reflection and where better to kick off your shoes and chill than at a pretty riverside pub. Head to The Dove [map], Upper Mall, Hammersmith, for a lesson in history as well as the chance to indulge in some crisp beer and excellent pub grub. The Dove dates back to 17th century and has been frequented by some impressive literary names in its time including Graham Greene and Ernest Hemingway who savoured the stunning location and probably downed a few pints too. If you want to comment on our choices or recommend somewhere, why not use our What You Recommend form to let us know. |
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