(NOTE: for the Munich-based studio of the same name, please use Olympia Studios Munich)

UK recording studios, located in Barnes, West London, UK. Recording began there in 1966, but closed in Spring 2009.
It was originally founded in West Hampstead by Angus McKenzie in the late '50s before leasing a derelict Synagogue in Carton Street in London's West End, as Olympic Sound Studios.

Also appears on releases as:
- Olympic
- Olympic, London
- Olympic Sound Studio, London
- Olympic Sound Studios
- Olympic Sound Studios, Barnes
- Olympic Sound Studios, London
- Olympic Studios, London
- Olympia Studios, London

Engineers known to have worked here:
Chris Kimsey, Dave Bridges, Keith Harwood, Roger Beale, George Chkiantz, Rufus Cartwright, Tony Faulkner, Anton Matthews, Jeremy Gee, Jon Astley, Doug Bennett, Keith Grant.

The Olympic building first opened in 1906 as "Byfield Hall", a so called 'entertainment centre’ that hosted a range of attractions including ‘bioscope’ screenings. In 1910 it became a fully-fledged cinema, undergoing a number of name changes over the years ("Barnes Cinema", "Byfield Hall Cinema", and "Barnes Picture House"). It was used as a theatre in the 1920s but after the Second World War it became a cinema again until 1966 when the Olympic Studios opened.

Closing in Spring 2009, in December 2013 the Olympic reopened as a quality independent cinema/restaurant/members club, maintaining the name "Olympic Studios". The management keep the buildings' strong historical musical connections, by beginning screenings with a brief advert featuring a selection of the artists who recorded there in the past.