Although Jennifer Lawrence is a Kentucky native, her frequent press tours, film shoots, and long-standing affinity for British culture have given her a soft spot for London. Over the years, the actress has been spotted everywhere from grand West End hotels to neighbourhood pubs. Here are six places she keeps going back to:

The Pelican

When seeking a more relaxed pace away from West End photo calls, Jennifer has stepped into West London’s elevated pub scene, visiting places like The Pelican on All Saints Road.

Functioning as a high-concept neighbourhood local, it pairs country-pub charm with sustainable, fire-cooked British comfort food and excellent draught beer, reflecting the lower-key side of her London itinerary.

Where: 45 All Saints Rd, London W11 1HE
Website: www.thepelican.com

Sexy Fish

Jennifer has been spotted dining at this notoriously lavish Asian-inspired seafood hotspot on Berkeley Square, known for drawing high-profile international A-listers.

Sexy Fish pairs dynamic pan-Asian dishes, from robata-grilled skewers to fresh sushi, with extravagant interiors featuring artwork by Damien Hirst and Frank Gehry, along with one of the world’s largest collections of Japanese whisky.

Where: Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, London W1J 6BR
Website: www.sexyfish.com

Ham Yard Hotel

Tucked away in a quiet courtyard near Piccadilly Circus, this Firmdale Hotel property is a frequent home base for Jennifer during major press events and industry screenings.

Designed by Kit Kemp, Ham Yard Hotel combines vibrant, colourful interiors with an urban roof terrace, a leafy courtyard garden, and a 1950s-style bowling alley downstairs, making it as much an enclave for Hollywood cast members as a chic Soho getaway.

Where: 1 Ham Yard, London W1D 7DT
Website: www.hamyardhotel.com

Claridge’s Bar

Whether staying at the hotel during international junkets or dropping in for drinks, Jennifer is a long-standing fan of this Mayfair landmark.

Claridge’s represents classic London elegance at its finest, featuring distinct Art Deco detailing, silver-service hospitality, and an intimate bar celebrated for masterfully executed vintage cocktails and rare champagnes.

Where: Brook St, London W1K 4HR
Website: www.maybourne.com

CUT at 45 Park Lane

Situated inside the Dorchester Collection’s boutique park-side hotel, this sleek steakhouse from Wolfgang Puck is a known favourite for Jennifer during her trips across the pond.

CUT at 45 Park Lane is famous for serving prime cuts of Australian, Japanese, and American beef alongside a striking collection of Damien Hirst artwork and tailored, high-touch service.

Where: 45 Park Ln, London W1K 1PN
Website: www.dorchestercollection.com

Which spot will you be checking out first?


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