Between the Bridges
Huge courtyard garden with street food, big screen sports, craft beer, DJs and fab live entertainment.
Opening Hours
Between the Bridges reopens for the summer season from 30 April 2026
Open 12pm–11pm
Fri 12pm–12am
Sat 11am–12am
Sun 11am–11pm
Closed Mon
Contact Info
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- Between the Bridges, The Queen's Walk, London, UK
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* Between the Bridges reopens on 30 April 2026
Situated next to Jubilee Gardens and nestled between the London Eye and Hungerford Bridge, Between The Bridges is one of London's biggest beer gardens.
There are loads of indoor and outdoor spaces, and a variety of street food stalls, complemented by a fun live entertainment programme and a huge outdoor screen used for showing international sporting events such as Wimbledon and the World Cup.
Open from spring right through until Christmas, Between the Bridges is a fun place to chill out with drinks while you enjoy a tasty street food lunch in the sun. Beyond the large central courtyard garden there are other seating areas hidden away among the trees, as well as two large indoor beerhall-style spaces for those chillier days.
On weekends, DJs and ticket events such as drag brunches, themed club nights and live bands make this a lively spot to kick off an evening out with friends.
Drag Brunch
Serving up drag race realness all summer long, the Between the Bridges' monthly Drag Race brunch party features a different superstar of the UK drag scene hosting each month. Guests can look forward to some furious sashaying, world-class lip-synching and the fiercest death drops, plus a whole host of fun games, chances to win prizes, birthday shoutouts and a banging playlist.
FIFA World Cup 2026 at Between the Bridges
Sports fans can watch all the action live on Between the Bridges' three immense video walls. Previous screening parties -including during the last Euros tournament - have proven to be super popular events. If you are planning to watch an England game here, make sure to plan ahead and book a ticket in advance (screenings for other nations' matches are unticketed). Note that screenings are dependent on the venue's licensing hours (open until 11pm, midnight on Fri and Sat), so they will not be able to show all games in the World Cup this year. Find out more about what's on the sports schedule here.