Pub in Battersea
Eagle Ale House
104 Chatham Road, Battersea, SW11 6HGClosest station: Wandsworth Common, about 18 min walk4.7out of 5 on Google, from 499 ratings
Details last checked October 2024. Things may have changed since.
About Eagle Ale House
Cosy traditional pub for real ales and local guest beers, with leather armchairs and heated marquee.
Winner of many CAMRA awards, this charming, cosy local is just off the busy Northcote Road. With leather sofas, old bottles and books the Eagle is a bastion for micro-brewery cask and key-keg beers from near and far. One handpump is kept for ciders and bottle coolers now feature continental classics including several Lambics.
The garden benefits from a large heated shelter. Several TV screens come to life for major sporting events (mainly rugby).
Occasional live music, including an open mic night on the last Tuesday of the month.
Description from WhatPub, CAMRA’s pub guide, with a summary from Google Maps.
Features
- Dog Friendly
- Outdoor Seating: Large covered area with a TV screen.
- Real Fire
- Live Music: Occasional
- Sports TV: Rugby usually takes precedence
- Family Friendly
- Serves Food
- Real Ale
- Serves LocAle
- WiFi
- Good for Groups
- Smoking: Large covered area in garden.
- Accepts Credit Cards
- Accepts Debit Cards
- Accepts NFC
Opening times
- Monday
- 3:00 – 11:00 PM
- Tuesday
- 3:00 – 11:00 PM
- Wednesday
- 3:00 – 11:00 PM
- Thursday
- 3:00 – 11:00 PM
- Friday
- 3:00 – 11:00 PM
- Saturday
- 12:00 – 11:00 PM
- Sunday
- 12:00 – 10:30 PM
As listed in October 2024. Hours change, and bank holidays differ: check with the pub.
Good to know
- Operator
- S.P.S Pubs Ltd
- Price
- 1 out of 4 (Google’s price level)
- Phone
- 020 7228 2328
Photos
Photos from Google Maps contributors, stored when the pub was last checked.
Google rating and reviews
4.7out of 5 on Google, from 499 ratings
5 out of 5Adam Tayloron Google, April 2024
This is the sort of pub I'd move hundreds of miles just to have as my local. Fantastic place, great people behind the bar and you can tell they know their stuff with some excellent beers on tap. They seem to get a good crowd in - a real cross section of society and the sort of people who make you where the "unfriendly" London stereotype came from... plus the prices are very reasonable indeed. Well worth a visit whether you're local or just passing through!
5 out of 5Mark Bon Google, May 2023
This pub I've been wanting to review for a while but it's either been closed, or it's been rammed wall to wall and I can't get my empty pictures. I timed it wrong again here, celebrating after a successful opticians visit, I arrived 10 minutes before opening. The guy on the bar welcomed me in regardless, and poured an exceptional pint of the Verdant Sundialer I previously posted. I had 2 of them. I could've had a million of them. Basking in wobbly garden embracing the sun, then the torrential rain then the sun again, reeling from the half of @breadstall pizza I'd inhaled moments prior, it…
5 out of 5Ben Slateron Google, July 2024
This place is a vestige of old, British drinking establishments. There is no food (maybe crisps, not even sure), but decent, well-kept, traditional cask ale is served. It's actually quite hard to explain The Eagle, but let's just say, if you want to step back in time to the glory days of the traditional boozer, then look no further. It's a miracle it's still here, especially in this part of London. Long may it continue.
5 out of 5ArchiPrint UKon Google, January 2024
A gorgeous little local find, cosy and comfy indoors, a small space with plenty of seats and little alcoves for a bit of old school privacy, a very welcome change from the vast soulless airship hangars that many bars seem to ape. I don't care if they serve sport or not, I don't care about the music, it's a place to come and snuggle down and have a good chinwag with mates & tennis partners!
5 out of 5Sean Goodharton Google, March 2024
A proper traditional pub. Good selection of beers, great mix of customers despite what the sign outside says!
Rating and reviews are from Google Maps, as they stood in October 2024. See the latest on Google Maps.