6 London Spots Victoria Beckham Loves
Ever wondered where Victoria Beckham likes to unwind in the city over a glass of wine or a good plate of food? From Gordon Ramsay’s three-Michelin-starred dining room to beloved Notting Hill pubs here are six of the designer’s favourite London spots.
Restaurant Gordon Ramsay, Chelsea
Victoria has called this her favourite restaurant in London outright, choosing it to celebrate David’s knighthood alongside both of their families in 2025.
The three-Michelin-starred dining room on Royal Hospital Road has held onto its stars for over two decades, making it one of the most consistently garlanded restaurants in the country, and its classic French tasting menus are exactly the kind of quietly formal, no-fuss fine dining Victoria has said she prefers over anything flashier.
Where: 68 Royal Hospital Rd, London SW3 4HP
Website: www.gordonramsayrestaurants.com
Harry’s Bar, Mayfair
Victoria has praised this private members’ club on South Audley Street as the “poshest” place to eat in London, taking her mother there for a birthday lunch and singling out its avocado starter for particular praise.
Modelled on the original Harry’s Bar in Venice, the London outpost leans into Art Deco glamour, all Venetian chandeliers, Fortuny fabrics and polished wooden floors, and has quietly hosted a well-heeled Mayfair crowd since it opened in the 1970s.
Where: 26 S Audley St, London W1K 2PD
Website: www.harrybar.com
The Cow, Notting Hill
While Victoria has admitted she isn’t much of a pub person, The Cow is one of her few exceptions.
The gastropub has been quietly pulling in a well-known crowd for three decades, building its reputation on retro seafood like bouillabaisse-style fish stew and pints of prawns. It also sits right in the heart of the Notting Hill patch where the Beckhams have long kept a home.
Where: 89 Westbourne Park Rd, London W2 5QH
Website: www.thecow.com
Lore of the Land, Fitzrovia
Owned by Guy Ritchie, this Fitzrovia pub has become a much-loved Beckham family spot, with son Cruz once giving an impromptu musical performance there and David known to occasionally step behind the bar himself.
It trades on the same unpretentious, publican charm as The Cow, just transplanted from West London to the edge of the West End, and its low-key ownership by a family friend rather than a hospitality group gives it a different, more personal feel than most celebrity haunts.
Where: 4 Conway St, London W1T 6BB
Website: www.loreoftheland.com
Oswold’s, Mayfair
A private members’ club on Albemarle Street, Oswald’s has become part of Victoria’s regular Mayfair circuit, memorably hosting her own 50th birthday party at the establishment.
Founded by restaurateur Robin Birley, the same figure behind 5 Hertford Street, it’s built around discreet, old-money glamour.
Where: 25 Albemarle St, London W1S 4HU
Website: www.oswaldsclub.com
Dorian bistro, Notting Hill
Victoria calls this Michelin-starred neighbourhood bistro her “local,” which is high praise from a woman who’s admitted she isn’t really a pub person.
Opened in 2022 by chef Max Coen and Notting Hill regular Chris D’Sylva, Dorian trades on a relaxed, black-and-white-tiled bistro feel despite its Michelin star.
Opened in 2022 by chef Max Coen and Notting Hill regular Chris D’Sylva, Dorian trades on a relaxed, black-and-white-tiled bistro feel.
Where: 105, 107 Talbot Rd, London W11 2AT
Website: www.dorianrestaurant.com
