5 London Spots Sienna Miller Loves
Sienna Miller has long held the title of one of London’s most beloved It-girls. Based for years in Notting Hill, the actress has been photographed and reported around the same handful of West and Central London spots time and again. Here are five of her favourites that she keeps going back to.
1. The Groucho Club
A private members’ club beloved by the British film, art and media crowd, the Groucho has featured in Miller’s night-out history since her earliest it-girl years in the mid-2000s.
Founded in 1985 above a former Coach and Horses pub on Dean Street, its unpretentious, art-lined rooms have long served as a discreet refuge for actors and directors who want to unwind away from paparazzi lenses.
Where: 45 Dean St, London W1D 4QB
Website: www.thegrouchoclub.com
2. The Serpentine Galleries
Miller was photographed arriving at the Serpentine Summer Party this year, wearing a silky champagne number with a fur-lined coat. The annual fundraiser at the Serpentine Gallery is one of London’s most photographed summer nights, and it’s a fixture Miller keeps turning up to. Set beside the Serpentine lake in Kensington Gardens, the gallery itself is known for its rotating contemporary art exhibitions and its annual architecture pavilion, making the summer party one of the few nights the art world and the red-carpet crowd properly collide.
Where: London W2 3XA
Website: www.serpentinegalleries.com
3. The Automat
Back in her Primrose Hill days, Miller was reported to have visited Automat, the glamorous American-diner-style haunt.
The original Dover Street site has since closed, but Automat quietly reopened on Mount Street in 2025 under new ownership. The new venue is accessed discreetly through the door of Tanner Krolle, a heritage leather goods shop, giving it the same speakeasy-style entrance that made the original such a well-guarded secret among London’s creative set.
Where: 127 Mount Street, W1K 3NT
Website: www.theautomat.com
4. J Sheekey
This 1890s oyster bar has long been one of London’s great actor hangouts, and Miller has been spotted dining here alongside the likes of Keira Knightley and Bradley Cooper.
Tucked down a narrow alley just off St Martin’s Lane, it’s been serving its famous fish pie and oysters since the 1890s, and its proximity to the Theatre District has made it a natural post-curtain stop for actors for well over a century.
Where: 28-32 St Martin’s Ct, London WC2N 4AL
Website: www.jsheekey.com
5. Notting Hill
Miller has been linked to Notting Hill as her home patch in recent years, regularly photographed on relaxed neighbourhood walks and coffee runs around the area, most recently with partner Oli Green.
The area’s mix of pastel-fronted townhouses, Portobello Market stalls, and independent boutiques has made it a favourite base for the creative and entertainment crowd for decades, so it suits her low-profile, off-duty lifestyle well.
