Boundary Farringdon, Farringdon, EC1

Visited 30/07/25. Visited previously as Sports Bar & Grill Cowcross on 11/02/20. No cask. Extensive keg selection of Guinness, Inch's, Amstel, Asahi, Neck Oil, Wingman, Camden Hells, Moretti, Heineken, Peroni, Cosmic Drop Berry Punch Beer from Beavertown, berries & cherries Old Mount Cider, Jubel peach lager, Sesh session IPA from Forest Road, Soundwave IPA from Siren. This is a long rectangular sports bar with the bar counter along a good part of the rear long wall, with a red lino skirt in the lower level of the venue that is otherwise bare boarded. The bar counter has a regular brick front and a well-used polished wood bar counter. There is a line of tall tables along the other side of the lower level facing the bar counter with tall unbacked stools and a red leather seat pad. Plenty of large screens showing a variety of sporting action on my visit high on the wall above the bar counter but more on eye level if you sit on the upper level of the venue, which had a dark blue heavy duty carpet floor covering. Collection of tall tables around the entrance but then regular tables and chairs along most of the length of the venue to the far corner where there are a few pool tables. There were quite a few picnic benches out the front on a paved area. Quite like this as a sports bar, a little hidden away so always not too busy.

Official site of Boundary Farringdon - www.socialpubandkitchen.co.uk

Official site of Boundary Farringdon - www.socialpubandkitchen.co.uk

Long but fairly thin sports bar, lots of TV screens, slightly obscured in places strangely, probably due to the shape & the commentry for matches isn't as high as you may imagine. Beer keg, food very expensive. OK to match a match but not perfect. Hidden in Cowcross Yard. Its ok

Dismal sports bar and grill with a long, rectangular, split-level interior. Modern furniture, and decor dominated by innumerable TV screens of different sizes and showing a variety of channels. Two pool tables at the far end. Three banks of three handpumps, but it's pot luck if you actually find any real ale on (and any excuse you could think of if not...). I really should have walked out and never tried again, but on my third attempt I managed to secure a vastly over-priced Pedigree (£5.50), with EPA also seemingly on and labels stating that Brakspear Bitter was 'coming soon'.