This West London suburb may only be a tube ride away from all the action, but it is well worth a visit. Along with a sprawling park, impressive gallery and charming streets, you'll find a flurry of stylish cocktail dens and long-established taprooms. So what are you waiting for? Take a peek at our definitive guide to pubs and bars in Ealing and get planning your next boozy escape.
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Combining 17th century features with modern decor, The New Inn is a brilliant choice for a chilled evening with friends. Share a bottle of wine or sip on espresso martinis as you catch up, or, if the weather allows it, nab your own heated potting shed on the spacious alfresco terrace.
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You wouldn't know it from the outside, but The Grange is home to one of the best beer gardens in Ealing. The Victorian pub's heated hidden oasis is a suntrap in the summer months, while the inside has plenty of cosy nooks for a Sunday roast during winter
It's not hard to see why No.17 Dickens Yard is recognised as one of the best bars in Ealing Broadway. Toting stunning interiors, an impressive drinks menu and a fab bottomless brunch, this beauty's also been awarded three stars by the Sustainable Restaurant Association.
Pork belly, pie, burgers and fish and chips are all on the menu at The Duke of Kent. Situated by Scotch Common, this public house is sorting out your comfort food cravings. While you wait? Savour a fine wine or give its on-tap ciders a go.
A no-brainer for places to drink in Ealing, The North Star is a serious crowd-pleaser. The boozer pairs gorgeous decor with a selection of seasonally-changing beers and mouthwatering menus suitable for carnivores, veggies and vegans alike.
Located by Wembley Stadium, The Fox & Goose Hotel have chic bedrooms and various corners to hunker down in. Have a few post-game drinks here or end your week on a high by tucking into a mountain of tatties.
Where to drink in Ealing? The Drayton Court Hotel is a brilliant choice, offering up tasty cask ales and hearty grub. To top it all off, the West London pub also has a number of boutique bedrooms available if you fancy extending your stay.
The Pretty Parlour is a unique fusion of luxury nail salon and cocktail bar, found right next to Walpole Park. You can enjoy all kinds of creative concoctions or a glass of Veuve Clicquot while choosing between 13 different cruelty-free nail products, as well as hot towel treatments, relaxing head massages and more.
Searching for pubs with live music in Ealing? The Drapers Arms welcomes perfomers and DJs to its humble abode every weekend to keep you entertained as you enjoy a few brews with mates. It also puts on quiz nights and sports showings - what more could you want?
Boasting modern interiors and iconic craft beer, it's no wonder why BrewDog in Ealing is such a popular spot. Enjoy munching on messy wings and Korean loaded fries while tipping back a pint or two of your favourite lager.
With comfy booths inside and a lush beer garden out back, The Plough Inn is a great choice for imbibers at any time of the year. But it's not just a pretty face. All the dishes are made using ingredients from British suppliers, ensuring you get fresh, seasonal eats.
You can visit all the pubs and bars in Ealing Broadway, but you'll be hard pushed to find another as cool and laidback as Beerkat. A must for craft brew lovers, the bottleshop, bar and pizza kitchen is fun to hit up during the weekend as it's joined by a DJ that provides funky tunes.
If you're looking for somewhere to tip back a few in Ealing, Teatro Hall should be your go-to. Boasting Art Deco interiors, including banquettes and a large island bar, this one's a bit of a stunner. Plus, there are DIY cocktail trolleys, local craft beers and a top selection wine.
Head to St Mary's Road where you'll find The Castle Inn, an endearing Ealing pub. Along with an award-winning beer garden, the watering hole also champions local breweries and has long played host to live bands and musicians - including the one and only Freddie Mercury.
