As close to Kew Gardens as you're set to get and brimming with suburban life, there's something about the charming hum to Chiswick that's hard to miss, making eating and drinking there the ultimate buzz. From humble boozers down to restaurants that spark with minimalism and seasonal dishes, why not check out our recommendations for the best places for a drink in Chiswick.
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Last updated on 26th November 2024
When it comes to a great wine bar in Chiswick, Vinoteca know their stuff. Join the Devinshore Road favourite for a vast selection of bottles (both for drinking, and for buying) along with plates made for the grape, such as chicken with white wine sauce and cheese plates. Kids menu? They have one of those too.
One of the very best pubs in Chiswick, The George IV isn't just a please to look at, it's a treat on the gut to boot. Brimming with British prowess and dishes that hark with pub classics, head on down for a cool and comfortable evening of pints, ales and mounted plates.
If there were an award for one of the prettiest looking restaurants in Chiswick, No.197 would have won it, countless years in a row. Brimming with Swedish inspired minimalism and dishes that hark of seasonal fare, head on down for the interiors, the cocktails and the unique plates.
Founds just shy of Kew Gardens station, there's plenty that makes The Pilot one of the best places to eat and drink in Chiswick. Whether it's their pub feel, their roster of traditional British pints of their plates of gastro favourites, there's a little something for everyone here.
One of the best places to drink and dine in Chiswick, The Union Bar is a neighbourhood joint that's well-suited to any and all occasions. Check out the menu of seasonal British dishes, which come perfectly paired with a long wine list.
With an indoor-outdoor courtyard that's covered and heated when needed, as well as tastefully restored interiors making this former Victorian police station a gorgeous coaching inn, The Hound is a top choice for drinks in Chiswick. Having stood since 1872, this building has long been a pillar of the community and continues that with its cosy bar complete with open fires and a menu of classic British grub.
Think small plates spanning beef tartare with beef dripping toast, cauliflower and onion bhajis and rock oysters accompanying an amazing drinks list, such as classic cocktails like the sticky toffee old fashioned.
This pretty bar and restaurant serves a cracking selection of cocktails, from all the classics to signature blends like Popcorn Espressos and the Rock Salted Caramel. Their food menu is equally impressive, featuring seared seabass, roast pork belly and paneer masala.
