Live Sports — Pubs in Belvedere

Eardley Arms

44 Woolwich Road, Belvedere DA17 5EN

A large single bar pub with loud music and TV screens showing live sport. No longer any real ales since before July 2021.

Royal Standard

39 Nuxley Road, Belvedere DA17 5JN

Began life as a pub in 1862 and was completely re-built in 1929 as a three storied gable fronted building with mock-tudor arched doorway. It has wooden panelling around all the walls together with several separators with stained glass and an interesting stained glass panel of a ship at the far end of the bar. It has one long open narrow bar. To the rear is a conservatory for families. Note the large Charringtons mirror. There are televisions which show live sport and a pool table.

Fox

79 Nuxley Road, Belvedere DA17 5JU

This is a family run friendly local in Belvedere village built in 1921. There are four television screens and children are welcome up to 7pm inside while there is a childrens play area outside until 9pm. Maintaining the quality of the well looked after real ales, typically four including one guest, is important to the staff. Outdoor drinking areas front and back and wheelchair access to the bar are available.

Village Inn

104 Nuxley Road, Belvedere DA17 5LD

A small village pub in Upper Belvedere. No real ale is served on draught but bottled ales are available.

Victoria

2 Victoria Street, Belvedere DA17 5LN

Back street corner pub. Horseshoe shaped bar. Pictures of the local area decorate the walls of one side of the bar. A large mirror, often obsured by a large movable screen adorns the end wall.

Halfway House

165 Lower Road, Belvedere DA17 6DQ

Morgan

1 Clydesdale Way, Belvedere DA17 6FD

New build pub with a large L-shaped bar featuring mainly seating for meals but also some for drinkers only. There's a small indoor children's play area, and outside there is a large patio and garden. Whilst food is served until 10pm (9pm Sundays), the carvery closes at 9pm. All the cask beers are from the Marstons range. There are one or two changing beers available in addition to the two regulars.

Prince of Wales

13a Woolwich Road, Belvedere DA17 5EE

Built around 1863, this small cosy corner pub with a horseshoe shaped bar stands on what was once Lesness Heath. All beers are generally below 4.5%abv and are cheaper between 1pm and 5pm. Sports fans can watch the large-screen televisions. Made to order snacks and main meals are available with a Sunday roast between 1pm and 6pm, and a well-priced Thursday meal deal. Poker on Wednesdays, entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights and a quiz on Sunday evenings. Real cider may be available.