You searched for 'real ale' in 'Chelsea'

...said, the staff were very friendly indeed, and very efficient. The only real gripe is the prices: this is a £3-a-pint venue. Welcome to Chelsea! (dmj1962, 06-07-2007)

...location hidden away from the main busy streets. They have a few good Ales and the pub itself is quite nice although its nothing to sing about. The... (Briggs86, 04-10-2011)

I've been visiting The Antelope, on and off, since first moving to London 15 years ago, and in all that time it hasn't really changed. It's pretty... (Epicurienne, 27-02-2010)

My husband and I spent several evenings here when visiting London from Australia recently. We liked its position which was central for us sightseeing. (maurburn57, 24-08-2009)

...The Wellesley Arms, The Peer and is now called The Sydney Arms. It's seems more like a gastropub now. Still sells real ale so it can't be all bad. (Arthurish, 06-03-2010)

Modern pub opposite West Brompton tube station, serving real ale and pub grub (although I've not eaten here), alongside the usual range of lagers,... (dmj1962, 11-07-2007)

It's sometimes possible to find a real bargain here, but most of the stock is either in very small sizes or over-gimmicky. The staff usually look and... (EagerDiva, 17-09-2010)

...what it was in the 1990's, is again a small, cosy local boozer with real ale and loads of character, which offers food at lunchtimes and evenings... (dmj1962, 17-05-2007)

...of the few traditional decent pubs left in Chelsea. He likes the English ale and I like good fizz by the glass. They are relaxed about dogs and our... (sallylausanne, 04-12-2010)

...was perfect. Being Italian people always ask me where they can get 'real' Italian food in London. The word 'real' invoking memories of startlit... (contessa1, 04-05-2011)