Friendly fast and attentive service Did not eat here so I…read morecan't testify to that Great ambience for watching soccer (football) They show most if not all European leagues Lots of TVs and good amount of space in case it gets crowded for lets say... World Cup or champions league action. Definitely worth a stop if you want some good sports watching and a pint !

Very cheery bartender. We not had the BLT, while not the American style it was excellent. Not sure…read morewhy it was mostly empty but I could be the time of day. Fairly large and clean, glad we stopped in.

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!

While in town for the London Marathon and walking around exploring the area we came upon The…read moreGeorge. It had the old style traditional British pub look and vibe, with a decent beer selection. Of course I had pint of a local brew. I love these spots with old world history, established in 1723, and an authentic British pub atmosphere. The menu featured traditional English food such as roast beef, Yorkshire Pudding, bangers & mash, and of course fish & chips with mushy peas which was delicious. Perfect spot for lunch, cozy and comfortable, with terrific service.

We actually made a stop here while on a tour of historic pubs. We were told not only was the pub a…read morewell loved spot but the food was also very good. We were in the same area for lunch the next day and enjoyed a few of their offerings. They also have a very nice wine list compared to the other pubs we've visited. We sat at a high top near the bar and service was excellent.

Amazing atmosphere ,great food and service,friendly staff ,and perfect locationread more

Fairly dismal plain food but pretty much deserves one star... The beer options though help even it…read moreout. The service is fast and friendly and it's a great place to catch NFL games! If you're starving and have to eat, the barbecue nachos were about the most edible thing and they were pretty tasty :-)

Bounce Is The New Rock and Roll - Not !…read more Having spent an hour in the car, curtesy of an extensive scenic route gifted to us by our cab driver, we were getting more than a little tetchy about getting to our destination. Pulling up outside a tiny doorway, still not knowing what we were going to be doing, we headed downstairs into Bounce. By the time I hit the second flight of stairs, I knew I hated everything about it. A heaving, crowded,noisy sea of people, swirling around the bar, ping pong tables and mini tables covered with pitchers, cocktails and beers; all set against a pounding 'musical' bassline. In fact, that bassline was so loud and distorted, that you were forced to shout at even your closest buddy. We had a booked at the back of Bounce, on a raised stair platform, that faced onto the restaurant which was just starting to get busy. Right about now, in one of my regular Yelp reviews, I'd usually run you through the decor, food and drinks, but as I stayed precisely 30 minutes before leaving, so repelled was I by the people sardine/boom box effect, I don't have much else to say about the place. If you're a 20something who wants a great lively joint to hangout with friends or meet your buddies after work, then Bounce is just for you. If you're over 30 and want a chilled beer or three in fun surroundings, that allow you to hear what your buddies are sayng, then unless you like shouting, I'd give Bounce a miss.

This place just amazes me - I had to stop a minute to take it all in when I arrived last Friday…read moreeve. I just loved the atmosphere (the gin probably helped with that) - the place is huge and heaving and everyone seems to be having a great time whether they're on a table or not. I have particular love for the DJ who I wanted to hi-five for the excellent old school tunes they were playing, and also whoever it is that flips the on the UV lights later in the eve. As if it wasn't tricky enough playing table tennis when you can see the ball! I have to say I actually surprised everyone (mostly myself) by being pretty good on my first go. My later performance at the table showed it was a bit of a fluke though! I didn't think much of the cocktail I ordered but switching to (strong!) G&Ts was a good decision. A couple of us also shared a goat's cheese and caramelised onion pizza later in the eve to line the stomach which was delicious - I'd eat goat's cheese off just about anything but I especially enjoyed this lovely light dough. Your only issue is going to be getting a table - make sure to book ahead to avoid disappointment, and I recommend a later slot in the evening than you think you'll need in order for everyone to get warmed up at the bar. Other than that, my tips would be to use the cloakroom (it's free, hurrah!), watch out for flying balls heading into your drink and avoid white underwear for when the UV lights come on. Enjoy!

Fun place!! Date night or out with friends! Theres plenty to do! Pool tables, darts, tables…read moretennis! The service is great! The bartender was really cool, down to earth, chill!! Pizza pizza!!! Pizza it's a must!!

We stopped in here for the FIFA World Cup...Sweden vs.Switzerland. Sweden won! Yeah. We had sweet…read morepotatoe fries, pizza, burgers and chicken sandwiches. Pizza was delicious.....it was one of the best I have ever had. Service was great. Waitress was wonderful.

Situated on a street just up from the Thames, this place has a really english yet slightly pirate…read morefeel to it. I'm not really sure as to why, many it was the amount of Ye Olde Men drinking away their Ales. I came here for a pub lunch, one saturday afternoon.. they serve a traditional English food, chips, Scampi, Burgers etc.. they food wasn't very warm and the potions were on the small side. So no, I wont be dining here again! However the atmosphere was good, I like pubs like this due to the fact that their usually very quiet at the weekend. I'd recommend coming here as a pit stop when on a Riverside walk.

I almost died here…read more Let's rewind a little bit, though. So Walkabout is a great place but the seating on the upper level is not guaranteed after a certain hour, where they are certainly going to be reserved. However, there is ample seating on the ground level. The Walkabout platter is a GREAT bet if you're looking to share with one person. My group of 6 got three platters and we were happily fed. It comes with 2 kangaroo kebabs (TRY IT, KANGAROO TASTES AMAZING), 2 garlic breads, 2 corns, onion rings, french fries, and 4 total chicken tenders. Fantastic serving size for 10 pounds total, which is only 5 a person! As for the drinks, the happy hour pitcher situation is fantastic. It's a pitcher for 6 pounds!! Executing on this deal, I asked for a rum and coke pitcher. They said they don't do that, but offered a vodka/red bull instead. I gladly accepted. I noticed later that they had a rum/pepsi/malibu(?) type combination which I don't see why the bartender failed to mention. Anyways, I got my vodka/redbull pitcher and downed it quick. So I foolishly decided to get another pitcher and down that one as well. With the pitchers being six pounds, I figured why not. Albeit this was already 2 pints in. I was awake for the next 45 hours. I went over the top, let's be honest. However many Red Bulls they put in there kept me up for basically 2 days. SO THAT WAS A LITTLE NIGHTMARISH BUT IT WAS ONLY BECAUSE OF THEIR FANTASTIC HAPPY HOUR PRICES! Go to Walkabout. Drink responsibly.

Originally from Australia it was refreshing to find such a great place in the middle of London…read more I was in town for the Rugby World Cup final :( and came by to watch the 3rd place match between South Africa and Argentina. The place was extremely busy. Despite how crazy it was I managed to get served very quickly at the food counter with a great meat pie. At the bar I tried several of the Aussie beers many which I didn't even think were even being exported. Relatively they were priced well. The only negative thing I can say is that the upper area was all closed off for a private function and it was hardly being used. It would have been nice to be able to sit somewhere while eating. Some of the Aussie beers available.... Victoria Bitter James Boags Coopers - Pale Ale Coopers - Sparkling Pure Blonde Fosters...ummm yeah..ok..

I was in London for a couple of days and during the tour on my second day, our guide recommended…read morethis place for lunch. It was in a super convenient location right at Trafalgar Square. The vibe was nice and lively and the service was pretty quick. I got a beef pie which was delicious. The crust was flaky and butter. I'd definitely return!

What a distinguished and cute pub!…read more Visiting the area and my friend couldn't wait to take me here to visit due to it being one of his favorite places to go. I absolutely loved the decor of the pub and appreciated the service. I had never had many of the beers on tap and the servers were so kind and letting me taste a few before I made my decision. I didn't get to taste the food but that will be next on my list the next time I visit.

Great pub in the heart of London with a fantastic ale assortment, as well as cider and liquor. It…read morehas a traditional, local charm and when we visited on a Sunday night was packed by locals and visitors. Luckily we found some stool seating by the front and were able to enjoy some beers and take in the ambiance. There's an upstairs that is accessible by a very very narrow staircase which even has handles for support, all part of the fun lol!! Beer: We tried out the Guinness (great pouring process!), peroni, and a local ale which the bartender allowed me to sample. He was very helpful and walked me through the different ciders they had in stock and even how you could add fruit syrups to sweeten the flavor. What makes this place even more memorable was the helpfulness of the young guy bartending. He helped us plan how to get to Gatwick airport extremely early the next morning and we owe him a big one!

Typical London pub experience. No food except for crisps etc. Prompt and attentive bar service…read moreonly.