Guidebook for London
Shopping
Organic supermarket with Mexican food stall, juice bar, butchers, greengrocers, nutritionists, beauty store and meeting room
65 locals recommend
Whole Foods Market
2-6 Fulham BroadwayOrganic supermarket with Mexican food stall, juice bar, butchers, greengrocers, nutritionists, beauty store and meeting room
Vue Cinema, Starbucks, Pret a Manger, Nando's, Pizza Express, Wilco, Wagamama, Sainsbury's, David Lloyd gym
Leonidas Belgian Chocolates
Vue Cinema, Starbucks, Pret a Manger, Nando's, Pizza Express, Wilco, Wagamama, Sainsbury's, David Lloyd gym
House of Centini Eco chic salon
65b New King's RdHairdressers
M&S Fulham Island Simply Food
Supermarket
Westfield London
London's most popular shopping centre
Everything Else
Fulham Broadway
District Line Tube Station
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
369 Fulham RdHospital with Emergency Room
Khun Nine
75 Moore Park RdGood value massage spa
Arts & Culture
Vue
9 screen cinema with 3D
Stamford Bridge
Home to Chelsea Football Club
The beautiful, iconic Natural History Museum, complete with the huge Dippy the Diplodocus skeleton in the entrance hall and an ice rink in the gardens during winter
491 locals recommend
Natural History Museum
The beautiful, iconic Natural History Museum, complete with the huge Dippy the Diplodocus skeleton in the entrance hall and an ice rink in the gardens during winter
Science Museum
A great day out for kids
Serpentine Gallery
Gallery of Modern Art in Hyde Park
Food Scene
The Tommy Tucker
22 Waterford RdThe area's best new pub and restaurant
The Butcher's Hook
477 Fulham RdTraditional pub restaurant
Fantastic restaurant with beautiful hidden, heated garden. Open all day, breakfast and dinner are great
38 locals recommend
Megan's Kings Road (Fulham)
571 King's RdFantastic restaurant with beautiful hidden, heated garden. Open all day, breakfast and dinner are great
Jak's
533 King's RdBuffet restaurant in an incredible underground room
The Painted Heron
112 Cheyne WalkOne of the best Indian restaurants in London
Kurobuta Chelsea
312 King's RdHugely popular Asian fusion restaurant
La Famiglia
7 Langton StA Chelsea institution, the most popular family run Italian
The Brown Cow
676 Fulham RdAnother of Fulham's great English pub restaurants
Busaba Chelsea
358 King's RdBuzzy Asian restaurant
A beer-based menu at a restaurant where diners can pull their own pints, one of London's '8 most important restaurant openings in 2015'.
Wahleeah
18 Farm LnA beer-based menu at a restaurant where diners can pull their own pints, one of London's '8 most important restaurant openings in 2015'.
The Malt House
17 Vanston PlThe best place to go for a proper English Sunday roast in the area
Ice & Slice by Shot Espresso
24 Jerdan PlHugely popular independent coffee shop
The second restaurant set up by two Neapolitan brothers. Their first, in Ealing, was awarded Number 1 Pizza in London to try before you die by the Evening Standard.
9 locals recommend
Santa Maria Pizzeria Fulham
94 Waterford RdThe second restaurant set up by two Neapolitan brothers. Their first, in Ealing, was awarded Number 1 Pizza in London to try before you die by the Evening Standard.
Hally's London
60 New King's RdLovely brunch spot
e&o Chelsea
392 King's RdFamous high end pan Asian cuisine
High end sister restaurant to the Soho original, a great place for people spotting in a beautifully designed setting with immaculate service. You will need to book well in advance for a spot in the garden.
72 locals recommend
The Ivy Chelsea Garden
195 -197 King's RdHigh end sister restaurant to the Soho original, a great place for people spotting in a beautifully designed setting with immaculate service. You will need to book well in advance for a spot in the garden.
Sightseeing
Parsons Green
The heart of Fulham
Former home to Princess Diana. It houses an orangery and architectural planting
188 locals recommend
Kensington Palace
Former home to Princess Diana. It houses an orangery and architectural planting
Portobello Road
Home to the famous Portobello market on Fridays and Saturdays
Sloane Square
The heart of Chelsea and hub of the King's Road
The King's Road stretches almost two miles from outside Avalon Road in Fulham all the way down to Sloane Square at the eastern edge of Chelsea. Initially built as a private road for King Charles II to travel from Buckingham Palace to Kew Gardens, it was made public in 1830. Made famous in the 1960s as the centre of fashion and mod culture, today it is at the heart of affluent Chelsea, with a number of high end shops and restaurants running its length.
140 locals recommend
King's Road
The King's Road stretches almost two miles from outside Avalon Road in Fulham all the way down to Sloane Square at the eastern edge of Chelsea. Initially built as a private road for King Charles II to travel from Buckingham Palace to Kew Gardens, it was made public in 1830. Made famous in the 1960s as the centre of fashion and mod culture, today it is at the heart of affluent Chelsea, with a number of high end shops and restaurants running its length.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Sands End
135-137 Stephendale RdOne of the best pub restaurants in London - try the Scotch Eggs
The Imperial Arms
577 King's RdPub restaurant
The closest pub with a good sized beer garden. Food is passable but not the best in the area.
16 locals recommend
The Rose
1 Harwood TerraceThe closest pub with a good sized beer garden. Food is passable but not the best in the area.
Embargo Republica
533B King's RoadNightclub
Late night bar restaurant with huge beer garden and barbeque in the summer
20 locals recommend
The Jam Tree (Chelsea)
Late night bar restaurant with huge beer garden and barbeque in the summer
Fox & Pheasant
1 Billing RoadThe most traditional pub in the area
Simmons Bar | Fulham
374 North End RdThe best cocktail bar in Fulham
Getting Around
Trains to Shepherd's Bush (for Westfield Shopping Centre) and Clapham Junction
24 locals recommend
Imperial Wharf
Trains to Shepherd's Bush (for Westfield Shopping Centre) and Clapham Junction
Bus stop for numbers 11 and 22 going to Liverpool Street and Piccadilly Circus respectively
Rumbold Road (Stop GC)
Bus stop for numbers 11 and 22 going to Liverpool Street and Piccadilly Circus respectively