Best Bars near The Tabernacle

Step through the iconic yellow door into a whimsical flatshare-turned-cocktail bar in Notting Hill. This quirky venue on All Saints Road blends cozy living room vibes upstairs with a lively downstairs den, serving inventive cocktails in teacups and global-inspired sharing plates. Perfect for house parties, date nights, or casual hangs amid colorful decor, board games, and a resident DJ on weekends.

Nestled on vibrant Portobello Road in Notting Hill, The Castle is a cherished traditional British pub offering hearty pub classics like fish and chips, pies, and Sunday roasts alongside a fine selection of cask ales. Its large windows provide prime people-watching spots amid the bustling market atmosphere, blending historic charm with casual comfort in the heart of London's iconic neighborhood.

Nestled on a vibrant corner of Notting Hill's All Saints Road, The Pelican is a stylishly revived 19th-century pub transformed into one of London's premier gastropubs. Under head chef Owen Kenworthy, it delivers robust British fare using regenerative produce, from spider crab toast and Welsh rarebit to luxurious lobster-monkfish pies and bone-in sirloins. The bar buzzes with craft ales like Allsopp’s Pilsner, classic cocktails, and a curated wine list favoring New World bottles. Private dining upstairs adds exclusivity, while the atmosphere blends historic charm with modern flair—perfect for lingering lunches or lively evenings in W11.

Nestled on Ledbury Road in vibrant Notting Hill, The Walmer Castle is a revamped historic pub dating back to 1845. This family-run gem spans three floors with cosy interiors blending antiques from nearby Portobello Market, roaring fires, and an impressive art collection. It serves seasonal British dishes using premium ingredients from top suppliers like The Ginger Pig, alongside a world-class drinks list featuring whiskies and cocktails. Perfect for intimate dinners, casual drinks, or private events in its dedicated rooms, it captures the essence of a welcoming neighbourhood freehouse near the famous Portobello Road Market.

Nestled on vibrant Portobello Road in Notting Hill, Portobello Star is a cocktail bar celebrated for its masterful gin concoctions and distillery connection. This cozy spot blends vintage charm with apothecary aesthetics, offering inventive drinks amid the buzz of London's iconic market street. Perfect for gin enthusiasts seeking craft cocktails in a lively local hangout.

Nestled on Elgin Crescent in Notting Hill, The Week is a stylish bar capturing the vibrant spirit of West London. This intimate venue offers craft cocktails, fine wines, and a cozy atmosphere perfect for after-work drinks or casual evenings out. With its modern design and welcoming vibe, it draws locals and visitors seeking a relaxed spot amid the neighborhood's charm. Currently closed, but poised for memorable nights in London's lively scene.

Tucked into Portobello Road, Love is an intimate cocktail bar and wine haunt known for polished service, bold drinks and warm, late‑night atmosphere in Notting Hill. Housed in a narrow, low‑lit corner unit, it blends cosy banquettes and timber finishes with a playlist that keeps energy mellow yet lively into the small hours. Expect craft cocktails, a compact wine list and friendly, attentive staff for an effortless evening out.

Nestled at the crossroads of Great Western Road and Westbourne Park Road in London's vibrant Notting Hill, the Quiet Night Inn is a dog-friendly pub blending casual pub vibes with lively entertainment. Featuring a private function room, exclusive roof terrace, beer garden, pool table, and arcade games, it serves local cask beers from Forest Road Brewery, seasonal cocktails, smash burgers, and wings. Ideal for gatherings, live sports, and Wednesday open mic nights in a bustling Westbourne Park setting near Portobello Road Market.

Nestled on the bustling corner of Westbourne Grove and Portobello Road in Notting Hill, The Earl of Lonsdale is a Samuel Smith's pub embodying Victorian charm. Divided into intimate rooms by wood panels and etched glass, it offers classic pub grub, affordable drinks from the Old Brewery, and a beer garden. Named after the flamboyant Yellow Earl, founder of the AA, it enforces a no-phones policy to foster genuine conversation amid its quirky, historic interior.

A compact, subterranean cocktail bar beneath Zephyr on Portobello Road, Naked & Famous specialises in agave spirits — tequila and mezcal — with about forty bottles behind the bar and a focused menu of bold, handcrafted cocktails. The room is retro-tinged and softly lit, seating under 40 for an intimate, late-evening experience most evenings of the week.