Westwood, White City, W12

This place, like the other ones in the stable, serves a purpose to someone sometime. Personally I find smaller and more intimate sports bars my choice if I want to go and watch live sport in a non-pub communal setting. Can’t be certain without checking but this must be one of the earliest ****wood sports bars. Clearly would have fallen through a wormhole in W12 to a parallel universe to have walked in here to find cask beers. Sadly I didn’t and so plenty of shiny silver taps dispensing nothing more than Neck Oil and the range of Brixton beers plus an anti-cornucopia of lager beers. Playing the long game I opted for a pint of Lucky Saint as nothing else tickled my fancy on this occasion here. The multitude of screens were showing highlights of last Saturday’s Rotherham v B’ham scoreless draw. After emerging from that induced coma, I finished my non-beer and on my way to the next quaffing anti-heaven that Westfield has to offer.

Much the same as the two previous reviews. No real ale this time; crafty concessions being Neck Oil and a couple of Brixton beers on draft (Reliance Pale Ale and Low Voltage Session IPA) and some cans from Magic Rock, Pilot and Siren. All prices north of £6.

Big barn of a pub with multiple screens showing different sports. Fast food.Found the screens overpowering and although I was not interested what was on them found I could not avoid their presence.Keg beers only and although I thought it was a dull Laines beer I drank I see from the previous review it was a dull Long Arm beer.

Sports bar and restaurant near the White City station end of the Westfield shopping complex. There are some tables outside on the plaza to supplement the various seating / dining areas in the tapered interior. The ceiling is high enough for a small mezzanine located partly above the island servery, but the whole place is (unsurprisingly) dominated by the various large TV screens showing a range of sports. No real ale, but a selection of keg beers including Little Creatures Pale Ale, Sambrook's Session IPA and two from Long Arm - Lucky Penny pale ale (£5.50) and a lager - are available, some of which must come from the suspended tanks along one side above the row of booths.

Official site of Westwood - westwoodsportspub.com

Official site of Westwood - westwoodsportspub.com