The Ivy Chelsea Garden is an all-day restaurant and bar  in Chelsea, known for its Art Deco-inspired interiors and large planted garden terrace. It occupies a historic Grade II-listed mock Tudor building on London’s King’s Road, with roots tracing back to 1722 when it operated as the Six Bells public house.
 
The Ivy Collection—founded in 1917 as an Italian café in London’s West End by Abel Giandolini, later a celebrity haunt for figures like Puccini, HG Wells, and Winston Churchill.
 
Interesting facts...
Six bells still hang inside, a direct remnant from its original 1722 days as the Six Bells pub, where they once signalled last orders or celebrated bowling green victories for the local club.