Pub in St John's Wood
Marylebone Cricket Club
Lord's Cricket Ground St John's Wood Road, St John's Wood, NW8 8QNClosest station: St John's Wood, about 12 min walk4.7out of 5 on Google, from 1,765 ratings
Details last checked October 2024. Things may have changed since.
About Marylebone Cricket Club
Sports ground owned by Marylebone Cricket Club and home to and Middlesex County Cricket Club.
The MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club) is a private members' club and, as such, the clubhouse (Pavilion) is open, in general, only to Members of the MCC, their guests and Members of clubs playing at Lord's. Jacket and tie are required. There are four bars, which sell beers from Marston's portfolio eg Pedigree, EPA, Brakspear etc on handpump.
Members of Middlesex County Cricket Club have their own separate club-room, where Pedigree is usually available on handpump.
For spectators, there are two bars selling RA: Dark's and Bicentenary. They are open during major matches and sell the Marston's range. They can be found under the stands on the St John's Wood Road side of the ground.
Occasional Beer Festivals are held during games, open to all spectators, selling up to twenty RAs on gravity eg Jennings, Ringwood, Bank's together with Weston's cider (check web-site for dates).
Our photos show the famous Grace Gates which are Grade II listed.
See also the entry for Lord's Tavern, which keeps normal pub hours.
Description from WhatPub, CAMRA’s pub guide, with a summary from Google Maps.
Features
- Sports TV
- Real Ale
- Beer Festivals
- Disabled Access
- WiFi
- Newspapers
- Accepts NFC
Good to know
- Operator
- Marylebone Cricket Club
- Phone
- 020 7616 8500
Photos
Photos from Google Maps contributors, stored when the pub was last checked.
Google rating and reviews
4.7out of 5 on Google, from 1,765 ratings
5 out of 5Dr Oliver Sackson Google, September 2024
Drove from Bristol and parked at QParking only a stone's throw from Lords which I'd recommend (only £36 so not bad really) if you're staying over but not if you want to get out of West London at 10pm and be home before 2am. That's a different story though. Lords was its beautiful historic quiet special self tonight and the Hundred final couldn't really find a more opposite but fitting home. I did wince a bit as the roadies dragged the half time stages across the outfield (they are quite precious about footwear usually the groundsmen) but the show was great for the youngsters and I can see…
5 out of 5Will Thompsonon Google, June 2024
A brilliant day out even if you're not a fan of cricket. I am and really enjoyed myself. Special mention to the stewards who were more than helpful... even more so when they found out it was my first visit.
5 out of 5Mark Bueton Google, September 2024
Home of cricket. Stewards polite and friendly. Great one way systems at break times. Seating padded and more comfortable than other grounds. Meuseuem free if have match day tickets and well worth a visit. Food reflects visiting teams playing. Sri Lankan stalls vibrant and great choice. Everywhere clean.
5 out of 5Craig Cameronon Google, September 2024
Had a super day watching England v Sri Lanka. Super clean stadium with plenty of refreshment areas(if a little pricey). Great comfy seats to enjoy the days play too. Had a little wander around the little museum to see The Urn, free entry.
5 out of 5Laura Wildon Google, August 2024
Upper Compton stand was great - fantastic view. Very accessible. Lifts to all floors. Stewards very knowledgable and crowd-control great. Food & drink very expensive so bring a water bottle and a picnic!
Rating and reviews are from Google Maps, as they stood in October 2024. See the latest on Google Maps.