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from http://www.timeout.com/london/bars-pubs/best-west-end-pubs
King & Queen 1 Foley Street, London, W1W 6DL Proper local pub with an upstairs function room that proudly sports a framed Time Out cover (our ‘100 Greatest Gigs’ issue, which celebrated Bob Dylan’s 1962 performance here). It’s also a rugby pub, but you don’t let that put you off; this is an earthy, friendly place that also puts on folk and improv music nights. |
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Does it have more than a portable telly in the corner showing the game?
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Famous Three Kings, West Kensington http://www.f3k-london.co.uk/AboutUs.aspx
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The Sports Bar & Grill right next to Marylebone station is a good venue to watch a game. Handy to get to, loads of screen and you can book a table which may be advisable
http://www.sportsbarandgrill.co.uk/ They also have a branch inside Victoria station which I have never been to. Obviously that is very handy for where you are staying, but I can think of better areas to be watching the game than actually inside the station. |
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Yeah, I would second the Sports bar next to Marylebone station.
Would not be a fan of the Three kings personally. |
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Famous Three Kings gets packed!
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get on the train (quickly) to richmond and hit the 'orange tree' atmosphere is amazing on match days
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That might be a little late to be of use in this case!
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