Live Sports — Pubs in Chislehurst
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Found 4 live sports pubs in Chislehurst
Gordon Arms
47 Park Road, Chislehurst BR7 5AY
The Gordon Arms was sympathetically refurbished in autumn 2018 and is much improved as a result. All the seating and flooring has been replaced, but the pub has retained its traditional feel. The pub also now offers a much-improved cask ale range with six handpumps. In addition to the two regulars, visitors are now likely to find one or more beers from small local breweries. A full menu now is available at midweek lunchtimes, with Pie & Mash served as a speciality on Saturdays. Events at the pub include a quiz every other Wednesday, and also occasional "ladies nights". Dogs are not allowed in the pub.
Rambler's Rest
Mill Place, Chislehurst BR7 5ND
A lovely weatherboard building in a scenic location on the edge of Chislehurst common. There are two separate bars of which the lower is the more spacious but the upper is more popular with regulars. The pub is very popular in summer with people sitting on the grass slope outside. The pub was sympathetically refurbished in 2017 - the interior is brighter as a result. At the same time the beer range was refreshed, with the addition of locally-brewed Westerham beers on a permanent basis particularly welcome.
Bull's Head Hotel
Royal Parade, Chislehurst BR7 6NR
The Bull's Head was originally a coaching inn with rooms for travellers and was a small hotel when bought by Young's in 1931. It was hit by bombs in 1945 but was quickly reopened. Today it remains a hotel with 15 guest rooms, but also boasts 3 bars (all open to the public) - each with their own atmosphere and character. The main bar area is family friendly and shows all the major sporting events. The Lounge Bar is like taking a step back in time to the days of the old fashioned traditional snug bar, with wing back chairs, roaring fire and quirky ornaments. There is a sizeable garden to the rear with wooden benches. Four real ales from the Charles Wells stable are always available, including seasonal beers.
Sydney Arms
Old Perry Street, Chislehurst BR7 6PL
This pub is rather hidden away on what was formerly the main road from Chislehurst to Sidcup, but is now a quiet residential street. It is very close to an entrance to Scadbury Park, and so is popular with walkers. Once known as the The White Swan, it was renamed in the 1880's in honour of John Robert Townshend, 3rd Viscount Sydney. The subsequent alterations and extensions include a conservatory built in the 1980's. Although the pub has a focus on food, casual drinkers are also welcome. The pub is carpeted throughout with historical photos adorning the walls and has a good website.