Pub game time!

Fusball

Café Kick
Football is what this tiny, shack-like café-bar is all about. There are a number of fusball tables, and the décor (like the TV) is wholly devoted to the Beautiful Game.

Skittles

The Freemasons Arms
If you like your pub games with real beer, the Freemasons Arms is the place to be. It regularly hosts games of skittles, but instead of using a ball, punters have to throw a cheese at the pins. Games take place on Tuesdays from 8pm to 11pm and Saturdays from 6pm to 9pm.

Board games

Ashburnham Arms
Embellished by a roaring fire in winter, pub cricket XI gatherings in summer and bar billiards and board games all year round, the Ashburnham Arms also has a special games night at 7.30pm on Mondays (free) and Spanish classes at 7pm on the same night! (£6). There is also a beer garden and conservatory for little ones.

Shove Ha’penny

The Mayflower
At the Rotherhithe quayside the Mayflower is an exceptionally cosy and attractive pub, that is licensed to sell both US and British postage stamps, having been a post office for the river. There’s a jetty which overhangs the river and the game of Shove Ha’penny is still played.

.. and dominoes

The Grapes
In a prime riverside location, this pub was used by Dickens as the basis for scenes in Our Mutual Friend. There is a fish restaurant upstairs and downstairs the chance to play traditional pub games such as shove-ha'penny, skittles, cribbage and dominoes

The Frog & Forget-me-Not
This Clapham pub feels like an oversized student house, with resident cat, great upstairs terrace, and a remarkably popular weekly quiz on Tuesdays at 8.30pm

Darts and more

The Australian
This spick-and-span, mid 19th century pub, used to be the 'local' for Prince's Green cricket ground. Alas the cricket ground is no more, but if you love the game this is a treasure trove. Old and quirky bats, interesting prints and faded photographs of Australian cricketers, cover the walls. Several pub games are played here including darts.