Where to go in Hammersmith and Fulham

14 places in Hammersmith and Fulham, each one on the Guide on merit.

Fulham

• Cobalto

  Wine bar

  An ultramarine-tiled wine bar and bottle shop, the neighbourhood spot Fulham needed.

• London Cru

  Urban winery

  The UK's first urban winery, in a Victorian warehouse with the barrels and kit in the room. A date that photographs like a working cellar, not a tasting counter.

• The Harwood Arms

  European

  Michelin-starred pub food without the Mayfair formality. Worth the trip to Fulham, which is not a sentence you write often.

Hammersmith

• 101 Thai Kitchen

  Asian

  A scruffy, pink-walled King Street canteen cooking some of London's most respected Esarn and northern Thai food, packed at weekends with a largely Thai crowd. Fair-value, no-frills, and a genuine west London institution.

• Faber

  European

  Bright, grown-up sustainable seafood and wine rather than a Hammersmith pre-theatre compromise.

• L'ami JAC

  Wine bar

  An intimate slice of France on Shepherds Bush Road, the kind of place where the owner just hands you the right bottle.

• Latymers

  Asian

  An unglamorous local with a Thai kitchen out the back.

• Sam's Riverside

  European

  A buzzy Thames-side brasserie beside Riverside Studios, head chef ex-Ritz.

Olympia

• Wolves of Tokyo

  Japanese

  Japanese noir styling over eighty covers at Olympia, with a rooftop above it that holds two hundred under a retractable roof. The head sushi chef came from Hakkasan. Open since June 2026.

Shepherd's Bush

• Bush Hall

  Music hall

  A 1904 Edwardian dance hall with chandeliers and a red velvet stage, now a 425-cap room where you stand an arm's length from the act. Adele and Amy Winehouse played here small.

• Delina

  African

  A hidden Ethiopian and Eritrean kitchen, bakery and deli in Shepherd's Bush Market. Teff injera made in-house, beautifully spiced tibs, and a traditional coffee ceremony that is the reason to go.

• Next Door Records

  Listening bar

  A vinyl archive that turns into a natural-wine bar where drinking alone at the counter is the point.

West Kensington

• Riffs

  Coffee shop

  An indoor-outdoor neighbourhood coffee shop best enjoyed from the bench in the sun.

White City

• The Rooftop at The Broadcaster

  A rooftop bar and restaurant sitting atop a pub in the old BBC Television Centre building. The wood-filled space runs the length of the roof with a retractable cover, two bars serving frozé slushies and East London Liquor Company cocktails, and views over the iconic courtyard and the white-dotted Television Centre logo. The menu covers starters through desserts with dishes like yellowfin crudo with gochujang aioli and fennel risotto with summer truffles.