Globe House on Bermondsey Street is transforming into the ultimate venue to watch the World Cup in…read morethroughout the duration of the tournament launching to the public on Thursday 12th June. This stunning Victorian landmark near London Bridge will be providing two very different football experiences to satisfy every type of football fan. Upstairs, the Home Bar is bringing informal vibes. No reservations, no cover charge, a 30 foot long bar, and beers from every country competing means that groups of friends can drop in to revel in the atmosphere, supporting their favourite teams while watching a huge screen. Come half time, challenge your mates to a game of foosball while sipping on Jose Cuervo and blood orange slushies under the stunning high ceilings. Downstairs, the Away Bar will be taking reservations for those wanting to secure an area for bigger groups. Legendary bartender, Jim Wrigley, of Made In The Shade will be serving incredible cocktails all in keeping with the theme. Table service will be provided by gorgeous girls clad in football strips, and guests can enjoy the games from beautiful garden furniture on a turfed floor. Palm trees add to the relaxed atmosphere, providing a more civilised football experience all round. Delicious stone baked-baked pizzas from local pizerria, Pizza Lupa are available to order from both bars, all night, for just £10 a pop.

The mixologists and servers are nice people. The food is okay. Cocktails are not so bad. If I lived…read morein London I would visit again. I think they have a DJ two nights a week. There is a hostel in the same building so many of the young people come down to party on DJ nights. The party is always live. Mondays are $5 cocktails all day (awesome), and talented entertainment one day a week. Super clean facility. The only advice I would give is to broaden the menu.

I don't know why people were not giving this place a higher rating. Based on my personal experience…read morehere, I am giving 5 stars for the services. Honestly, It is a little slower than US. However, the staff's super friendly and suggested food and drinks which I enjoyed very much! It did get a little crowed after 7:30pm on the Monday night I visited. It played mostly popular oldies. I would suggest to give this place a try.

Depends on what you're looking for. It's a great place to watch some football matches but I kinda…read moreget the sense it's just your average bar after the football ends. It does have a bunch of foosball tables which are actually in pretty decent shape. And I believe the downstairs section has even more foosball tables. Don't think they have any beers on tap though. There is a basement and maybe there are taps down there, but given the beer is all just bottles it seems a bit pricey. Great for a football match, pretty chill after the match.

This place is known for its many foosball tables. My first first visit was through work. My office…read morebooked this venue for a colleagues leaving party. On arrival we were directed to the basement area which has it's own bar and about 4 fooseball tables. I love foosball so that aspect about Bar Kick really appealed to me, as well as the the Happy hour from 4-7pm (their mojitos are brilliant!) I was however let down by their so called food platters which consisted of two small hummus bowls, two types of cheese some bread and a few crackers. Not sure how much the food was (our company paid for this), but it hardly fed 3 people, before it dissappeared. Another let down was that the one foosball table that we were given to play on was super wobbly and the other was missing parts, not something you expect from a foosball bar and expecially not if you're paying £1 for each game. We still had fun though and I realised that my foosball skills are still terrible ( I blame the wobbly table though :p )

I would not recommend ordering food from here. I suppose this is a good place to watch sport while…read moredrinking beer/alcohol. However, the fact that prices aren't displayed on the drinks menu is plain disrespectful. It puts customers in the uncomfortable position of having to ask about the price and no one wants to do that. What makes this business think we care so little about money that we'll just order something without caring about the price? Bless the waiter who has to face the embarrassment of menus without prices, as it is clearly not his fault. He is just working for an exploitative greedy business owner. As for the food, it was insulting too. I ordered sausages and mash, the peas it came with were microwaved to death, being dry and barely edible as a result. And the sausages came with a portion of mash that was so small (2 small spoons), even a 2-year-old baby would go starving with this amount. What I was served was not even worth £5 and I was charged £12.95. This place is a chain, so don't expect honest business practices. It's designed to take as much money from you as possible while giving you as little as possible in return. I would strongly advise anyone to avoid!

Best 49ers bar in town!!…read more If you need to watch an NFL game in London, this is the spot.

Had breakfast here and the food was great... service was fast and friendly and the prices can't be…read morebeat. Wonderful vegetarian options. Hoping to return before my trip ends.

Great pub with cold beer, cider and Sunday roast! Staff very attentive. What a great time watching…read moreour American football team the Baltimore Ravens!

My bf and I have come here a few times now whenever we are in the area and need to pop by to watch…read morefootball or rugby. Whilst it's not the most posh place I've been, it usually gets the job done well. Drinks are how you would find at most pubs, and service is decent too, given how a waitress came to ask us what we wanted and served us amidst a busy rugby game (at other times, we had gone to the bar to order ourselves). There are quite a few tv screens as well as a big home theatre-like one too, which always adds to your sports watching experience. I've never had food here before but would like to try sometime. I hear that their wings are good. Be sure to bring an ID -- as its part of a casino facility, they check your ID even if you're here only for the bar and not for gambling.

Fun sports bar inside a casino. One of the ONLY places in London where they show American…read moreFootball! Oddly, to open a tab, you have to give them both your credit/debit card AND your driver's license/passport/ID card. They give you a "badge" which you then show every time you order, apparently so they know which tab to bill it to. A bit weird to me, but maybe that's the norm in London, or at least in high-tourist bars in London. Also, they won't let men inside if you are wearing a hat-- you must remove the hat to enter. Fortunately, once inside, I put my hat back on and didn't have a problem with anyone saying anything. Glad my hat hair didn't have to be on display!

Great place with a great atmosphere. Thank You Shaan for a fun evening with friends!!read more

Great place to hold a Christmas event. A lot of fun great atmosphere, nice drink selections, and…read morethe staff were amazing.

A speakeasy so secret, even the people working across the street didn't know it was there. I won't…read morespoil any secrets on how to get in... but it was definitely one of the main highlights of our week-long stay in London! The staff were incredibly friendly, the drinks were AMAZING and so creative (one of my drinks came in a tiny coffee pot), and the atmosphere was very fun.

What a fun and memorable night! We had an "appointment with the Mayor" and the whole speakeasy…read moreexperience was such a blast. Our server was incredibly kind and attentive, and even brought us a glass of champagne to celebrate our anniversary, which made the night feel extra special. We also ordered the cheese plate and it exceeded our expectations. If you go, do not skip the "Wild Thing" cocktail--it was absolutely amazing!