Live Sports — Pubs in Kingston
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Found 15 live sports pubs in Kingston
Hampton Court Palace Golf Club
Dillon Close, Kingston KT1 4AD
A 18-Hole Par 71 Golf Course set in the Royal grounds of Hampton Court Palace. History - Set in the royal grounds of Hampton Court Palace, Hampton Court Palace Golf Club hosts a wealth of history dating back to 1893, when her Majesty Queen Victoria opened Home Park to the public on Whit Monday. Two years later, sixteen gentlemen proposed the construction of a 9-hole golf course which was shortly approved as ‘Home Park Golf Club’. Since 1895, Home Park Golf Club has gone through vast change including 3 different clubhouses. One of which was destroyed by a fire in 1977. In 2001, new ownership changed the name of Home Park Golf club to Hampton Court Palace Golf Club, making considerable improvements to the course and electing to build the most recent clubhouse, which stands tall in the middle of Home Park's grounds. Remains of the old clubhouse can be found buried under the practice area.
Kingston Workmens' Club & Institute
25 Old London Road, Kingston KT2 6ND
Comfortable CIU affiliated club close to Kingston town centre. Five full size snooker tables and two pool tables. The large function room hosts CAMRA's Kingston Beer & Cider Festival each May. Guest beers supplied by Heineken.
Whelans
20, Richmond Road, Kingston KT2 5EB
An Irish themed pub situated opposite Kingston Station. Sky Sports shown. Regular live music and trad sessions. Also sells cask 'Whelan's Pale Ale', which the pump-clip says is brewed in Burton on Trent but not by whom. Excellent Whiskey selection.
Boaters Inn
Canbury Gardens, Lower Ham Rd, Kingston KT2 5AU
This pub is away from the town centre just along the river, in a splendid location in Canbury Gardens. Inside there is one open area curving around the bar with views of the gardens and river. It has a wooden floor on two levels, scattered chairs and tables with settees in front of the fire. The food is popular, especially on Sundays, when in the evening jazz is played from 8pm. Outside there are tables for the good weather, can get busy. The changing beers are mainly from local breweries. Occasional meet the Brewer sessions. Quiz night Tuesdays.
Bricklayers Arms
53, Hawks Road, Kingston KT1 3DS
Locals’ pub dating back to the 1600's. The first pub on the site was originally a farmhouse. Current building dates from the 19th century. Now has a single largish drinking area. Has regular music and karaoke nights. Sky Sports and BT Sport shown. Children's play area in garden.
Duke of Buckingham
104, Villiers Road, Kingston KT1 3BB
Large corner pub with Hodgsons' plaque above door. Retains two separate rooms, with a public bar on the left, and a saloon on the right, which used to be subdivided. Note the unusual curved doors on the way in. The pub has a regionally important historic interior. The most notable feature being the octagonal, leaded skylight over the servery. Other original features include cornice, panelled dado, bar counter and some of the bar-back, fireplace. There is a rear garden as well as tables at the front. 15 letting rooms available.
Black Horse
204 London Road, Kingston KT2 6QP
Modern interior with various nooks and crannies. Large screen television at back rather than dominating the large main bar. Games room with table football and dartboard to the right. Non-serious dog show in autumn. The garden/sun patio is wheelchair accessible as is the main bar.
Mill
58-62, High Street, Kingston KT1 1HN
Large pub backing onto River Thames, broken up into different areas with a comfortable feel. Formerly the Kingston Mill.
Norbiton
16, Clifton Road, Kingston KT2 6PW
Street-corner pub in a quiet street just off London Rd. Pizzas are a specialty (2 for 1 Mondays) with a restaurant area towards the rear. Popular with office workers at lunchtimes and younger locals in the evening. Large garden.
O`Neill's
3, Eden Street, Kingston KT1 1BQ
Despite the Irish name, this is now decorated in a modern style to create a light and airy atmosphere. The front bar retains more of an intimate feel however. Food is high on the agenda. Live music every Friday and Saturday.
Oak
98, Richmond Road, Kingston KT2 5EN
Lively Victorian pub furnished in art deco style. The areas to the left and right are joined by a narrow front bar area. Has a good reputation for live music Thu-Sat (acoustic Thu then mainly Rock/Blues). Blues session Sunday afternoons. Open mic session on Tuesdays. Two screens for live sport, mostly Rugby. Changing beers from supplier list (mainly Marston's beers) vary on a weekly basis.
Park Tavern
19 New Road, Kingston KT2 6AP
This free house close to Richmond Park has been owned by the same family for over 30 years. Originally converted from two cottages, the pub is about 150 years old. Up to four changing guest beers are usually available, the ceiling displays an impressive collection of pump clips. A large screen TV shows all major sports. Filled rolls at lunchtime. Cards and dominoes are available. Fireworks and pig roast on 5th November. Pub is dog-friendly. Children welcome until 7pm.
Wheelwrights Arms
60, Clarence Street, Kingston KT1 1NP
Wedge shaped, one bar pub in shopping area. Comfortable seating with some high tables and chairs. Traditional English food served with vegetarian options. Live sports shown. Heated and covered smoking area out the back with a few tables also. The changing beer is from one of the two breweries listed.
Willoughby Arms
47 Willoughby Road, Kingston KT2 6LN
Friendly Victorian back-street local, divided into a sports bar with games and large-screen TV, and a quieter lounge area. The pub is free of tie and all beers tend to be sourced from small breweries. An upstairs function room can be hired for events. Pizzas and pies are available, cooked on the premises to order. The spacious garden includes a covered, heated and lit smoking area with large TV screen. Home to Kingston SPBW. Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and the Yardbirds rehearsed upstairs in the 60's. Quiz night Sundays. Loyalty card operates from 6pm on Sunday to Thursday. Beer Festivals held around St George's Day and Halloween. Local CAMRA Pub of the Year 2020. Accredited for beer quality during 2019.
Wych Elm
93 Elm Road, Kingston KT2 6HT
Welcoming and friendly back-street local. The former two bar pub has been opened up, but a partition can be closed to separate the areas. Wooden floors with rugs and painted walls form the decor. Photos on the walls illustrate Kingston's aviation history, as Sopwith's factory was just down the road. There is a secluded garden and log burners in winter. It shows some important sporting events and will host a party or celebration, charity quizzes, piano and wine evenings (3rd Wednesday monthly). Beer is kept to a high standard by a Master Cellarman. Guest beers are supplied by Fullers but are often from another brewery. Regular Friday Curry Nights and roasts on Sunday. Accredited for beer quality during 2019.