WELCOME TO
THE DUCHESS BELLE
A friendly cosy pub dating back to 1883 sits in the heart of Battersea
opposite Battersea Dog's Home and a short stroll away from Battersea Power Station.
Following a recent refurbishment, the pub's walls are laced in beautiful flowers,
and their gorgeous, sunny garden at the rear plus terrace at the front s0 the perfect place in the Summer to enjoy the weather or in the colder months, sit under a heater and enjoy a glass of wine.
The dog friendly pub has UHD screens with a multi screen wall and three sound zones.
Their impressive sport's schedule includes:
football, cricket, F1 as well as the NFL, MLB and Australian soccer.
Our mouthwatering menu serves up an array of traditional pub grub
with an American twist where you can opt for hot dogs, nachos,
burgers and freshly battered fish and chips.
Whilst munching on our kitchen selection, you can drink from a selection of draught ales, lagers, spirits, wines and jugs of cocktails.
For private parties and events such as wedding receptions, birthdays, baby showers, hen and stag dos and wakes, the private first floor room is an affordable option with a terrace that provides stunning views of Battersea Power Station.
Sport
Upcoming Events
Our sport schedule may change depending on demand, to avoid disappointment please call the venue in advance
THE DUCHESS BELLE
ART NIGHTS
Looking for the perfect after-work activity?
You want to get creative again and try something new?
Then the classic ArtNight is exactly the right choice for you. Whether you come alone or together with a group of friends - you can look forward to a great and unforgettable evening..
To book please contact
Pub History
The site where the Duchess stands was originally a Public House
called the Duchess of York built in 1789 to commemorate the marriage of the Duke of York to Princess Frederica Charlotte of Prussia which took place in 1791.
It was one of several builds begun in 1789 by Lovell & Peecock as part of the Nine Elms development.
The book ‘The Metamorphosis of Battersea’ by Keith Alan Bailey mentions he pub being the venue for the auction of lands around thea held in May 1819.
The original pub was demolished in 1883 to make way for the current building and there have been numerous mentions of the pub in the Census over the years.
VISIT US
101 Battersea Park Road
London
SW8 4DS
E:
T. 020 7498 7611
Opening Times :
Monday – Wednesday 07.30hrs – 22.00hrs
Thursday 07.30hrs – 22.00hrs
Friday 07.30hrs – 22.00hrs
Saturday 08.30hrs – 22.00hrs
Sunday 10.00hrs – 22.00hrs