From the Rise to the iconic waterside park, Battersea is fit-to-bursting with fantastic pubs. Whether you're after a Sunday roast in a gorgeous gastro or looking for the best beer gardens with added activities, you've come to the right place. Check out our recommendations for the best pubs in Battersea and get familiar your new favourite spot.
Situated on Lavender Hill, The Crown is a popular local pub that has a homely feel to it. It's decked out in exposed brick walls, comfy leather booths and wooden furnishings, with TV screens showing all the biggest live sporting events.
There's also a charming courtyard for alfresco drinks, with a wide selection of craft beers, cask ales and local gins to enjoy. Hungry? Their menu features meat and plant-based smash burgers, alongside loaded fries.
A lively new venture from the Urban Pubs & Bars group, The Red Setter boasts a friendly and relaxing atmosphere that's perfect for laidback drinks with friends or a hearty group meal. Located on Northcote Road, this place is serving up everything from seared Suffolk chicken breast to small plates like Korean fried chicken or baked halloumi, with some cracking brunch options on the cards too.
Beautifully decorated and boasting stunning views of the city, the Nine Elms Tavern is perfect for relaxed weekends and after works drinks. With rustic tones, wood panelled floors and industrial-esque furnishing for a shabby chic vibe.
A top boozer serving a great selection of ales, ciders and wines, it's pretty easy to see why such a lively crowd fills the place (and the outdoor tables(. There's all sorts of entertainment going on too, with raucous quiz nights and sporting action broadcast live.
Designed to reflect its traditional roots, The Latchmere is a pub that's full of character and charm. Expect deep red leather booths, dark wooden furniture and golden chandeliers creating an old-school feel, as well as a sunny beer garden.
Both their food and drink are sourced locally where possible, with a menu that ranges from crispy chicken burgers to lamb shawarma or an asparagus and mushroom tart. To wash it down? A wide range of refreshing beers and cocktails.
With a great reputation for delicious meals with locally sourced ingredients, this pub brings a gastro flair to this part of Battersea along with a regular evening crowd. A decked garden, plus games and a friendly atmosphere bring in people of all ages for premium Sunday moments of chill and top (often fully booked) roasts.
Mason's Arms is a cosy pub in Battersea, located only a short walk from the station. It's bright and airy, with white pillars, hanging plants and old, framed paintings scattered across the walls. Make yourself comfy on one of its dark blue leather sofas or stools and browse an internationally-inspired menu, featuring small plates like sticky brisket croquettes, cheeseburgers or beer-battered haddock for mains, and a cracking Sunday roast with all the trimmings come the weekend.
If you're after places to drink in Battersea, this charming boozer should be on your list. Insta-worthy decor sees flower walls and a gorgeous terrace matched with a menu of pub classics, draught ales, wine, bubbly and more, all great for enjoying alongside the footie.
Now transformed into a stylish adult playground, it's the ultimate Battersea destination for big nights out. Inside, you'll find multiple floors of action: a huge gaming arcade, immersive live shows, and a Balans-powered kitchen serving brunch through to dinner.
It's a pub, performance space, and completely unforgettable. Whether you're here for a pint or planning a party, The Thieves proves Battersea still knows how to have a good time.
Known for its great food and extensive beer menu, Duke of Battersea is a pub that does Sunday sessions and private parties in equal measure. There's a load of private spaces and an outdoor garden available to book if you're looking for something special.
Prince Albert is Battersea Park's charming neighbourhood local, just one minute shy of the water. Chucking a roaring fire in winter and hearty pub classics and locally brewed ales all year round. The ideal spot for a lazy Sunday, where you can tuck into a roast washed down with a Bloody Mary or two.
Perfect for those looking to escape the bustle of the city and chill out the right way, The Waterfront is a calm and casual Youngs-owned hangout for everything from private events and laid-back pints to a classic pub meal with friends (all right by the water).
Just a short walk from Clapham Junction, Hawkins Forge is a popular pub among Battersea's folk. Decked out with 70s-style seating and exposed brickwork, this is a fantastic find for tucking into delicious food and drink, or even enjoying the Sky Sports and live music.
The onsite taproom of Battersea Brewery is just like your local, only better. Fronting the friendly atmosphere of a boozer, but in industrial surrounds and with fresher pints than any, this cool spot is bound to deliver the goods.
One of the most quaint pubs in Battersea, no one does casual afternoons in the south quite like The Duke of Cambridge. From its eclectic blue interiors down to its roster of draught pints and pub grub, this is the perfect place to unwind, especially when spring and summer come around.
