This is a great place to watch sport. The shape of the venue allows you to see a plasma from wherever your seated and the unique quaint surroundings of both the bar and the niegbourhood gives it a real nice, personal touch. Beats one of those big screen boozers anytime, particurly on rugby days.
The quiz is allways a laugh on Monday night and knowing the proceeds go to charity helps those beers slide down even easier.

Pitcher and Piano Battersea bills itself as a home away from home and after a recent return visit, I have no hesitation in saying it does everything possible to live up to this tag. After spending the past 10 months travelling, I arrived home to my stomping ground to find what I once called my local watering hole, to be better than ever.



Pitcher and Piano Battersea creates an experience unique for the local crowd, and I find it humbling that whenever I step foot in the door, I am greeted on a first name basis! I was so surprised that the Manager Dave even remembered me! I find the cosy atmosphere to be a reflection of the warmth this relaxed friendly bar oozes a local feel for the Northcote Road and surrounding residents.



The quiz night on Monday is a massive hit and something I will venture to on a regular basis. I really admire the work they do for charity, namely the Pink Ribbon Foundation, where 10p from every Pink Cosmo cocktail sold, is donated. With the grub, you most definitely get value for your money. The portions are generously sized; and with all food freshly prepared I really notice the difference in flavour. All in all, it’s great to be back!

My wife and I go to the Pitcher and Piano every couple of weeks. The staff are really friendly and they bring your drinks to you in the beer garden. There is a good local crowd that gather here on Sundays for brunch.
The Pitcher and Piano is worth a try.