Pubs at Fulham...

[Scott_M]

Basically, are there any?

 

I've been to Craven Cottage twice & have never been for a pint.

 

Is it best to go to Earls Court or go into the one straight outside the Putney Bridge station?

 

Ideally, somewhere showing the Asrebrawl v Spurs game.

 

Cheers

[jon lad]

I went to the Eight Bells last season and it was heaving with reds. Its right round the corner from the tube (putney bridge). Theres an offy right opposite the exit of the station for when the queue gets huge. Good mix of fans, wools, oots, locals all mingling and singing together. It was the typical sea of red. I've not got a ticket this time (any spares?) so I'll probably miss out this time.........................

[Guest Slim(fast)Shady]

Try going on google and putting "beer in the evening"......great site that for pub reviews/info

[Major Tom]

There are plenty within walking distance of Craven Cottage. There's a few towards Putney Bridge and there is also the Cottage which is on Colehill Lane off Fulham Palace Road. Has a great garden bar and set in the middle of houses. Shows live football from memory. As do quite a few of those pubs round there. Don't bother with Earl's Court.

[Barrington Womble]

loads round hammersmith tuibe too - about 20 min walk to the ground from there though.

[kelly jones]

heading to this myself is many off here going?

[Yerma'satexan!]

8 Bells for sure dawg

[aws]

8 Bells before game. After game there's a pub ten minutes' walk which has an Oom-pa-pa band and frauleins in short skirts serving the ale. Precise location is top secret though.

[Scott_M]

Cheers lads.

 

I think Craven Cottage must be the Premiership ground I've visited the least.

 

Went when we beat then 2-0 & Litmanen & Anelka scored in 2002 & the Biscan 4-2 in 2004 but haven't been back since.

 

Went to the 2 games at Loftus Road while Craven Cottage was being re-developed.

 

Deffo go into the 8 Bells before the game then.

[Erik T]

I'm going. Have never been to Craven Cottage before. Guess I'll go to the Eight Bells.

 

By the way, what's the name of the section at Craven Cottage where the away supporters are seated? I couldn't find a map of the stadium at Fulham's website.

[Yerma'satexan!]

The Neutral Section.

[Erik T]

To answer my own question: It's Putney End according to Wikipedia. Putney end is for both away supporters and "neutrals".

[Yerma'satexan!]

I apologise for being cynical. Although having a "Neutral Section" beggers belief.

Edited October 28, 2009 by Yerma'satexan!
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[Lucky Pierre]

heading to this myself is many off here going?

I think there's 6 or 7 altogether.

[Tossed and blown]

I think there's 6 or 7 altogether.

 

7 or 8 now, plus Dr Troy's extended family.

 

Eight bells for me.

[Liverpool lad]

PM Lucky Pierre to arrange a meet up

[Tossed and blown]

PM Lucky Pierre to arrange a meet up

 

Hold on, I've got to meet some lads in the eight bells. Is this about the oompah bar? I think AWS has some spare lederhosen.

[Liverpool lad]

I am lost here

[Lucky Pierre]

Hold on, I've got to meet some lads in the eight bells. Is this about the oompah bar? I think AWS has some spare lederhosen.

Whaaaaaat?

[Tossed and blown]

8 Bells before game. After game there's a pub ten minutes' walk which has an Oom-pa-pa band and frauleins in short skirts serving the ale. Precise location is top secret though.

 

Sorry, thought you all meant this one.

[rubble-rouser]

The best pubs are on the other side of Putney Bridge - a bit of a walk, but worth it, near Putney Main line station. I like the Whistle & Flute on Putney High Street - always lots of Reds about. There's a walkabout right by the bridge too that will definitely have the match on but gets a bit busy. All about 20 mins from the ground.

 

By Putney Bridge Tube there's the Larrick and O'Neills. Both OK but too full after half one.