Chelsea Potter
📍 1.2 miles from Stamford Bridge
About this Pub
Why it's great for Matchdays
This King’s Road pub shows live football on big screens with Sky Sports and TNT Sports, creating a match-day atmosphere and hosting pre-/post-game meet-ups. It’s highlighted as a Chelsea fans’ spot (including its beer garden) for watching games near Stamford Bridge. The pub also serves a full food menu from noon, making it practical for pre-match meals. It’s close to Sloane Square Tube (listed at ~775m on WhatPub), which is handy for getting to/from the ground on the District Line. Regular cask ales (e.g., Greene King IPA and London Glory) are typically available for a proper pint before or after the match.
Recent Fan Reviews
Great classic Chelsea pub with authentic atmosphere and cozy interior. Comfortable seating, good selection of beers, and perfect spot to watch sports. Relaxed vibe, friendly service, and not overly touristy. Feels like a proper local pub. Would definitely return.
Overall is 3.1 of 5. Well, it was rainy day and streaming of F1, so it was many people in the pub and to get the table is was difficult. I guess fully booked place stressed the stuff but you are not feel welcomed there. The food was okay, chicken burger was fine, cheese +bacon is ok, quite dry. The fries with sweet bbq sauce were tasty . I guess with less people could be better experience for sure
It was good, but… the burger selection was only half what the menu offered, especially since we ate early in the evening. So I ordered the closest beef burger I could find, and it lacked flavor; it was okay, but nothing special. The brioche bun was a nice touch, though. I felt the value for money wasn't there, and I was starving—I hadn't been able to eat all day. The service was very good! The atmosphere was extremely noisy. The fries were incredibly good. The place is very nice and well located in Chelsea.
If you want a burger, spare your taste buds and go to Five Guys instead. The beef burger was pathetic, with just a scrap of salad on it. But the meat patty was absolutely disgusting. It looked like pre-processed, pre-frozen rubbish and tasted like pre-processed, pre-frozen rubbish. We try to support pubs, but when they purposely rip off their customers by serving up rubbish like this, they have no right to complain business is tough. A decent burger pattie isn't hard to make from scratch. Never again.
The Sunday roast beef and honey mustard sausages on the side were really bad … photo says it all. Left half the food it was inedible. On a positive they do a lovely pint.