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The Volley is a craft beer-focused football bar located in the heart of Old Street, London. With a commitment to inclusivity, a curated selection of craft beers and natural wines, and exceptional service, The volley offers a unique and immersive experience for patrons to enjoy live football matches while savouring quality beverages in a welcoming atmosphere.

At the corner of Old Street and Shoreditch High Street lies a relaxed bar with a tantalising menu, hosting live comedy, live sport and gigs. Select from our range of cocktails and enjoy lunch or dinner whilst you enjoy the vibrancy of Shoreditch in a unique environment. Book a table to make your night extra special.

Free smiles and warm welcomes with every visit - guaranteed. We serve freshly prepared, irresistible food all day, every day. Grab a drink, get comfy and let us do the rest. Take your pick from our wide selection of real ales, properly pulled pleasure in a pint glass whilst you watch a game.

The Ye Olde is located in the heart of the City and is perfectly suited for after work drinks or a tourist''s lunch alike. We even have an outdoor patio, a rare find for a pub located in the heart of London. So head on down to the Ye Olde to watch the game!

LONDON'S ULTIMATE SOCIAL LOUNGE Where gaming, live sports, movies, drinks and dining come together. Book a screen, grab a drink, and make it your night.

We are an add on to The famous George and show all sports

Our food is sourced from Borough Market & prepared in house by our kitchen team with classic English Dishes and regularly changing specials. We have an excellent selection of draught beers and Real Ales. If you can't make your mind up, try one of our 1/3 pint taster paddles!

An attractive Victorian pub close to Covent Garden in the centre of London’s theatreland, the perfect place for some delicious traditional pub food and drink. With great staff who are passionate about delivering great hospitality. Where better to relax, unwind and watch your favourite teams play.

Friend at Hand is truly a quirky venue that plays host to equally eccentric famous patrons such as Noel Fielding. The pub was established in 1797 and was formerly known as the Handsome Carriage. Arguably one of the most notable historical figures that have ever frequented the pub is Thomas Stearns Eliot (September 26, 1888 to January 4, 1965). He was a publisher, playwright, literary and social critic who wrote about Friend at Hand pub in his book the 'Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats'. This book was a collection of poems about the psychology of cats, which later inspired Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical Catz. The Friend at Hand also lays claim to some seriously voyeuristic history. The area in which it lies was in fact known for the 'ladies of the night' in the Victorian era. In more recent times, its more family friendly and offers a welcome reprieve from busy London streets for a cosy pint.