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Cock Tavern (Soho)

Soho and around W1

A board appeared here in 2025. It is close to the bar, but by a no-service section, so actually well situated. Feels like an afternoon-in-the-pub type of venue, and is a very welcome addition to the guide. The pub is stunning.

Tokenhouse

City EC2 EC4

The board is downstairs in its own dedicated area, making this an excellent central addition to Capital Arrows. It’s a confusing pub, which doesn’t seem to know how posh it is, and which was oddly busy at 12.15 on a Tuesday visit in 2025.

Horse and Groom

Soho and around W1

A decade after this very traditional Sam Smiths pub removed their dart board for absolutely no good reason, someone put it back in 2024. Happy days. It’s on the right hand wall in the small bar area towards the dining space – so it’s a something of a thoroughfare, but roomy enough. It’s a Sam […]

Barley Mow W1

Soho and around W1

There’s a dart board at the back left of the pub, but that doesn’t even tell part of the story as to why this is such a great place to throw darts. Firstly, this is one of the finest pubs in London, and a must for any history-pub lover. It is more than 230 years […]

Three Tuns

Aldgate E1 and City EC3

Hidden away around the corner in an upstairs bar is a very useable dart board. Like a lot of edge-of-City boozers, this pub can get very rammed after work, so being able to get on the board may be something of a challenge. But if you can get on the board, it looks like a […]

Feeney’s

Aldgate E1 and City EC3

A proper London version of a proper Irish pub, with a dart board on the right near the entrance – except on the days that the league team plays, when it is moved to the other side of the bar, where there is a little more room and fewer people doing craic. A stereotypically warm […]

Walrus and The Carpenter

Aldgate E1 and City EC3

A separate downstairs bar contains a very welcoming darts board, albeit surrounded by tables. Caters for league teams in 2024, and generally very welcoming. As the bar is only open some of the time, however, there are limited times when the board is available.

Adam & Eve

Victoria and Pimlico SW1

The board is tucked in an alcove on the right hand side of the bar, visible from the road, which is lucky, as I would never have found it otherwise. It always looks ever so inviting, with a nice surround giving the board a healthy glow on my 2025 visit – but at busy times […]

Williams Ale and Cider House

Aldgate E1 and City EC3

Three boards situated next to each other at the back of the pub, and consistently helpful staff, make this a good place to throw some darts – although it can get very loud and busy, particularly in the early evening. Also, the oche is a bit wonky. Which can be a very useful excuse for […]

Old Tea Warehouse

Aldgate E1 and City EC3

Home to Darts Club Aldgate – a room downstairs in this intriguing bar/pub with two self-scoring smartboards. I kid you not!! [Insert clever science explanation]. Unlike some of the dartatainment venues (google Flight Club), the bar staff insist that you can use your own darts – although I’ve never played here, and never seen anyone […]

Wenlock Arms

Old Street and Hoxton EC1 EC2 N1

Ah, the Wenlock. So firstly, the darts board is on the left at the back at bit – not ideally situated but usable, and, it seems in 2025, regularly used. Secondly, if you can go here for any reason you should. Famously saved from developer-types in the early 2010s after a lengthy campaign, it is […]

Lord Raglan

Clerkenwell and Farringdon EC1

The most disappointing darts pub in London. Upstairs is a dedicated area with two darty spaces, and everything set for a fantastic throw – but for years the pub has had terrible boards and a disinterested attitude. It’s like Luke Littler never existed. The pub itself is cavernous and soulless, and named after the geezer […]

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