There is a vast amount of culture and things to do and see in the famous area of Chelsea. There is a lot that Chelsea has to offer, for example, an impressive football team, The Chelsea flower show, and not forgetting the Chelsea pensioners. Yet there are a few things that slip under the radar when you mention Chelsea and one of which is the night life.
For singles and young couples this is an ideal environment to spend some of that hard earned cash and use up some of your free time. There are many hidden clubs that are well worth visiting which are dotted around the area of Chelsea that offer something for everyone.
The first stop on a night out in Chelsea should be the club Ad Lib. A great place to start that offers cocktails and is a welcome change from all of the other clubs and pubs in the area. It's a world away from the larger venues that force loud pumping music into your ears, a trait that makes this a great location for a catch up with friends. The place has an impressive Mediterranean theme that offers comfort and relaxation. This is usually a hot spot for doctors and nurses from the local hospital. There is also a great range of snacks available to you and your friends to enjoy at a relaxed pace.
Kings Arms is our second stop. This quaint little pub offers cocktails, food, real ales and a large TV for main sporting events. This is the place to be if you would like a little more atmosphere in your venues. Boasting a 'friendly atmosphere' and original features inside this popular pub you will be able to see old fashion and modern styles combined together all in one location.
Last and not least is Beaufort House. Winner of Bar of the year in 2005, Beaufort House offers a stylish and contemporary venue. Providing a broad choice of food and wine for patrons and choice of cocktails are also on the cards for anyone who wants them. There is also an outside patio for nice weather conditions and the pub is also available for private hire for anyone looking to celebrate. Well worth checking out if you are coming to the area.
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