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The Eight Bells, Fulham, SW6

89 Fulham High Street
SW6
SW6 3JS

Phone: 02077366307

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Delboy 20 left this review about The Eight Bells

Decent little pub very handy for the tube station round the corner. We missed it out before the match so we called in after the match. 4 beers on but my note taking had finished by now so I have no idea what they were! Worth a visit.

On 25^th February 2024 - no rating submitted
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about The Eight Bells

I've noted down that I'd been to this pub many years ago. But it's one I really can't recall. Enjoying a nice village-like location close to Putney Bridge tube station, the pub is reserved for away fans only on Fulham matchdays, which seemed a rather strange concept. Arriving for a game at Craven Cottage and with a little time to spare, we decided to stop by for a quick one.

To my surprise, there were 4 real ales on. Fuller's London Pride & Sharp's Doom Bar occupy the 2 handpulls on one side of the central bar, whilst the 2 handpulls on the other side of the bar carry guest beers. These were Portobello Autumn Red & Ruddles Yellow Panda. My Autumn Red was in a good condition and my visit here was also much better than I had anticipated.

On 31^st October 2022 - rating: 6
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Tris C left this review about The Eight Bells

With a CAMRA listed interior of Some Regional Importance, this is a late Victorian pub with an inter-war years’ interior.
It’s carpeted with a C-shaped interior with pews to the periphery with very traditional pub tables and chairs, along the lines of the Britannia style. To the right, is an open kitchen. The bar front is clad in chamfered panels and although there’s no real bar back, there’s an attractive pot shelf, supported by brass columns. There’s a brick fireplace, the walls are bare wood field panelled to three quarter height and there’s a magnolia Anaglypta ceiling. Lighting comes from tasselled ceiling lights and similar sconces, both being quite bright. Décor is eclectic, comprising lots of framed prints, a grandfather clock, mirrors, knickknacks and patterned plates above the picture rail, which with the tassels, made drinking here a bit like being in the dayroom of an old people’s home; tinny music wafted over the room. Surprisingly busy, customers were a mixed local bunch, including a vicar, making for a good vibe.
There were four ales on: Doom, Pride, Yellow Panda Ale House(?) and Sambrook’s Junction at an agreeable £4.50 and in good shape too, served by a decent barman.
This is an interesting place, reminding me of a village pub; certainly worth a visit if in the area.

On 4^th October 2021 - rating: 6
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