Feeney’s

Feeney’s

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...
Walrus and The Carpenter

Walrus and The Carpenter

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.
The Gladstone Arms

The Gladstone Arms

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.
Boot

Boot

Always welcoming old-fashioned locals boozer just a few minutes away from Kings Cross. The oche is on the right hand side of the bar, and is a little tight for anyone who throws from the right of centre. Like a few other central London pubs in 2024, the staff report a...
Nolans

Nolans

With three boards, multiple teams on most evenings, regular competitions, and an outstanding collection of darts trophies, this boozer is right up there as one of the best darts pubs in London. It’s a proper place, run by the Nolan family (and there’s even...
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