The Eagle Ale House, Clapham - pub details

Eagle Ale House
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Address: 104 Chatham Rd, Battersea, London, SW11 6HG [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 508) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest tube station Clapham South (0.7 miles)

Nearest train stations Wandsworth Common (0.6 miles), Clapham Junction (0.8 miles), Balham (1 mile)

Pub facilities/features:

  • Quiz night (Every Sunday eve with a Roll Over Jackpot), Live music (On occasion), TV, Sky TV, Big screen
  • Dartboard (In garden)
  • Food served (Curry Night every Wednesday Eve), Real ale (Regular Beer Festivals)
  • Outside seating (Heated & covered garden for hire, no charge for parties be they Office, Wedding or Birthdays), Dogs allowed, Children allowed, Late licence (On request for parties over of over 50 people), Credit cards accepted, Smoking area, Function room for hire (As per Marquee), Wireless internet access (Free)

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> Current user rating: 7.3/10 (rated by 117 users)
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user reviews of the Eagle Ale House, Clapham

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Still a cosy and pleasant backstreet local. This visit on a Saturday afternoon was much quieter than my previous on a Saturday evening. A few locals were propping up the bar with one other punter seated and a few others in the rear garden and on the small front patio. Beers on were Isle of Purbeck IPA & Best Bitter, Downton Honey Blonde, Quadhop & New Forest Ale, Westerham William Wilberforce Freedom Ale & Woodfordes Wherry. Ciders are Broadoak Vintage & Pheasant Plucker. The sausage rolls looked quite tempting. Still a very good option if you're in the Northcote Road area of Clapham.
blue_scrumpy - 16 Oct 2011 17:20
Must be one of the most underrated pubs in London. The choice of beer here is always extensive, the quality unparalleled. I have yet to suffer a bad pint even though it is an inevitable feature of 'live' beer.
Pilgrim Progress, Darkstar Hylder, Fyne Jarl, Old Dairy Cream Stout, Brodies, Surrey Hills Guilt Complex, Salopian Lemon Dream, and Blue Monkey 99 Red Baboons, all in peak condition. Who ever says a traditional boozer is out of vogue and heading towards extinction needs to swallow a pint or two here.
huntsbeer - 12 Sep 2011 23:22
Just the the kind of pub I like a good selection of Ales available ,worth the trip up the Northcote road.A true drinkers pub,very good.
Picasso09 - 24 Jul 2011 13:15
A proper pub.I loved the Pheasant Plucker cider which I don't see very often and my buddy was delighted/ecstatic/cheered and warmed by his ale - name of which escapes me. Perfectly situated for keeping away from the young Northcote groovers but quite inconvenient to get to which isn't such a bad thing.
JeremyBendthem - 22 Jun 2011 16:51
Beer & Music Festival 27th til 29th Great Music line up Saturday & Sunday not to mention the 50+ beers and cider all drawn from the South of England. Will it be Old Dairy Gold Top, Brodies Dragon Veis, or Hammerpot Vinery Mild, now that's the question?
daveE - 22 May 2011 11:16

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