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About
If you’re looking for pub with a mix of old and new, with a passion for both rugby and music, then the Eel Pie is a must on your next visit to Twickenham!
The pub takes its name from Eel Pie Island, so named due to the popularity of the pies served to day-tripping Londoners who would come down by paddle steamer to the old Eel Pie Hotel.
Indeed the island became a haven for musicians during the 1950’s jazz scene and latterly a hangout for the early rock and roll scene in the 1960’s with Rod Stewart, The Rolling Stones and Eric Clapton, amongst others, all kick-starting their careers there and the back room of the Eel Pie pays tribute to the island’s musical glory days and often features live music.
Guide Prices
Please check the menu or visit the website for more information on price.
Map & Directions
Road Directions
By car
Follow the A316 out of London or into London from the M3 direction and at the roundabout with Twickenham Stadium clearly visible, take the signpost towards Twickenham/Whitton Road B361 and follow the road for a third of a mile. Turn Right at the traffic lights onto the London Road and then after approximately half a mile turn slightly right onto King Street and then immediately left onto Water Lane and left again onto Church Street. The Eel Pie can be found a short distance down Church Street on the left hand side. Please note that there are very limited parking spaces on Church Street.
Public Transport Directions
By train - Twickenham station
Turn left out of the station exit and follow the London Road into the centre of Twickenham for approximately half a mile, passing Waitrose and the HSBC on your left hand side. Turn left onto Water Lane and then immediately left again onto Church Street and the Eel Pie can be found a short distance down on the left hand side.
