The area around the King’s Road has one of the greatest concentrations of smart bars and exclusive nightclubs in London. We take a look at some of the hottest places on the King's Road which provide the perfect excuse to don your party dress…
JuJu: Winner of Best Bar 2011 and the London Bar and Club Awards, JuJu is a luxurious destination with a great atmosphere and celebrity clientele. As well as the main bar, JuJu has private lounge areas available for hire, perfect for exclusive parties.
The Beauchamp: Not every Chelsea bar channels cutting edge chic. This slightly dog-eared establishment is where the cool kids go when they fancy a day off. With squashy sofas, yummy food and a warm, friendly atmosphere, the Beauchamp feels like a village pub in the middle of the big city.
Barts: You shouldn’t even think of heading to Barts if you’re not dressed up to the nines – and luckily the King’s Road is a fashionista’s Mecca. With plenty of trendy boutiques as well as high street stores such as Coast, it’s great place for window shopping even if you prefer buying your evening dresses online. Barts has a retro feel, so look to the recent 60s and 70s fashion revival if you want to fit in here.
Big Easy: A favourite haunt of Prince Harry, this relaxed bar is a great place to start your night. It tends to attract an A-list crowd, so don’t be surprised if you find yourself rubbing shoulders with the likes of Jesse J and Lady GaGa.
Cheyne Walk Brasserie: Combining scrumptious food with a party atmosphere, Cheyne Walk Brasserie is an authentic French restaurant and bar with freshly-sourced food and great service. The riverside location makes it extra special.
Eighty-Six: Both a buzzing bar and an excellent restaurant, with fine cuisine masterminded by British chef Simon Levy, Eighty-Six on Fulham Road has a glamorous, modern atmosphere. The open gallery in the centre of the building allows diners to soak up the vibe from the bar below.
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