Photo: London Bridge Rooftop
London Bridge Rooftop Darts Club: Darts
London Bridge Rooftop Darts Club is the darts corner of a six-storey rooftop bar a two-minute walk from London Bridge station. You play on a single interactive electronic board that handles all the scoring for you and throws your stats up on a video screen, so nobody has to do the maths. It sits in a heated indoor room with its own bar and a terrace looking out toward the Shard. This is a paid, group-friendly setup rather than a pub board: you book the board by the hour (from £50) for 4 to 12 players, then carry on for cocktails and street food once you have finished. It is an 18+ venue, so leave the kids at home.
Contact
- Phone 020 3576 0674
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- Address Colechurch House, London Bridge Walk, SE1 2SX
Opening hours
- Mon 16:00-23:00
- Tue 13:00-23:00
- Wed 13:00-23:00
- Thu 13:00-23:00
- Fri 16:00-00:00
- Sat 12:00-00:00
- Sun 12:00-22:00
Good to know
- Darts
The darts setup
There is one interactive electronic board rather than a wall of oches, set in an upstairs room kept warm year-round. The board runs digital games with on-screen graphics and does the scoring automatically, putting numbers and stats on a video display above the oche, which makes it easy if you have never kept a proper 501 leg in your life. The room has its own private bar and opens onto a terrace, so your group can rotate between throwing, drinking, and the view. Capacity is 4 to 12 players around the single board, which makes it better suited to a group session than a quiet two-person game.
Good to know
You book the board by the hour, starting from £50, and that fee is for the board itself rather than per head, so a fuller group splits it down nicely. Booking online is recommended, though walk-ins are possible if there is space; the longest slot you can hold is around 2.5 to 3 hours. Food comes to your table (think burgers and halloumi fries) and there is a full cocktail bar. It is strictly 18+, even with an adult, and while there is no dress code they do ask for no fancy dress. One catch: the bar is six storeys up with no lift.
Getting there
The venue sits in Colechurch House on London Bridge Walk, which runs above Tooley Street, postcode SE1 2SX. The nearest station is London Bridge, served by the Jubilee and Northern lines plus National Rail, and it is a very short walk. Coming out of the station, the Duke Street Hill and Tooley Street exits drop you closest; from there head onto London Bridge Walk. Useful landmark: look for the On Your Bike cycle shop, with the bar entrance near a set of double doors. Then it is six flights up to the roof, so wear shoes you do not mind climbing in.
Common questions
- What is London Bridge Rooftop Darts Club?
- It is the darts offering at London Bridge Rooftop, a six-storey rooftop bar near London Bridge station. You play on a single interactive electronic board with automatic scoring and a video display, then stay for cocktails and street food with a view toward the Shard.
- How much does it cost to play darts there?
- The board is booked by the hour from £50. That fee is for the board rather than per person, and it covers a group of 4 to 12 players, so the cost works out lower the more of you there are.
- Do you need to book or can you just walk in?
- Booking online is recommended to secure the board. Walk-ins are possible depending on availability, but you risk the board being taken, especially at busy times. The maximum slot you can hold is around 2.5 to 3 hours.
- How many dart boards are there?
- There is one interactive electronic board, set in a heated upstairs room with its own bar and terrace access. It is built for groups of 4 to 12 playing together rather than multiple separate oches.
- Is there an age limit or dress code?
- Yes, it is strictly 18+ and under-18s are not allowed in even with an adult. There is no formal dress code, but they ask that you do not wear fancy dress.
- What is the nearest station?
- London Bridge station, on the Jubilee and Northern lines plus National Rail, is a short walk away. The Duke Street Hill and Tooley Street exits are closest, then head onto London Bridge Walk. Note the bar is six floors up with no lift.
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