Broadway Bar & Grill, Fulham, SW6

Visited 12/02/25 No cask. Keg offering of Fosters, Brixton Coldharbour Lager & Reliance Pale Ale, K1664, Amstel, Guinness, berries and cherries Old Mount Cider, Aspall cider, Moretti, Heineken, Madri. Large sport orientated pub near to Fulham Broadway tube station. L shaped venue with partially leaded large front windows onto the busy road outside. Lino floor apart from a bare boarded section at the front of the venue and wooden bar counter following the L shape against the wall opposite the entrance. Stool seating at the bar and some tables down the right-hand side to the bar partially serviced by dark green leather banquettes. Regular tables between the front and the bar counter with tall stool seating at a ledge along the front window. Outside area at the back right side of the pub but didn't venture outside to check. Convenient for the tube station to better boozers in the post code area is the biggest positive I can think of and can imagine it would be rammed for Chelsea games.

Right next door to the new 'spoons and probably suffering as a result,the three Chelsea flags hanging outside set the tone.It's a large,opened out L shaped interior with lots of room for vertical drinking,a pool table and gaming machines to the front,large banquettes in green to the side,and two large flatscreens for Sky sports.Everything looked worn and a bit grubby,the small enclosed beer garden uninviting ,at least the muzak was gentle.The heating was off,there was no atmosphere,it just looked like a functional pre match boozer. Naturally no cask ale,the kegs taps were multinational brands crap with the best option seemingly BrewDog Punk IPA helped by it's 5% and £3 the half,which is reasonable for the area but very expensive versus 'spoons. Nothing to see here,keep on walking.