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The Gladstone Arms
London Bridge and Borough SE1
A fantastic pub where darts is a low priority, but that shouldn’t stop you going there. The function room upstairs has a (fairly tatty on 2024 visit) board, but there are many better reasons to visit the Glad.
Spots & Stripes
Waterloo SE1
Fundamentally this is a pool hall, and a very welcome one at that, but there is a row of dart boards nestled at the rear, including two tucked around the corner, all with a somewhat low ceiling. There has also been sightings of the Prodigy Steel Tip dart board here, which will excite the dart […]
Temple Brewhouse
Covent Garden and WC2
Two ‘smart’ boards are tucked away on the right once you get to the bottom of the stairs.This is probably my favourite of the dartatainment venues, but the sciency-stuff means that you can’t use your own darts, so it is only really in this guide because: i. The old version of this pub had a […]
Black Horse
Aldgate E1 and City EC3
It’s hard to tell is this is a pub or a bar, but, frankly, who gives a toss as it has three dart boards upstairs, although one is a little awkward and surround-less – probably used as a practice board when teams play here.
Rileys Victoria
Victoria and Pimlico SW1
Having launched London’s first darts lanes here in 2010, in 2022 this venue now contains two traditional dart boards and two interactive metallic fuelled versions. The two traditional boards means that this remains one of the best places in central London for a serious game of darts in a quality set up – for a […]
Libertine
London Bridge and Borough SE1
My all round favourite central London pub with a dart board (as opposed to a pub which is primarily about darts). The board is on a dedicated raised oche in the corner, and it is used a lot, including by a great bunch of locals who ensure a new board arrives on a regular basis. […]