Fulham Football Club, London (Fulham Pier)

Multiple alcohol licences were granted to Fulham Football Club in May 2024 as part of a £100 million development scheme which opened up the club stand to a new river path which is now part of the northside Thames Path and avoids its previous diversion around the football ground. At ground-floor level there is an impressive curved foyer named Riverside Market containing various street-food outlets and two bars. The development is marketed under the overall name Fulham Pier and the website given is their website not the football club's.

Inside the foyer the London Essence Cocktail Bar sells a range of drinks including various keg beers and outside the Enemigo Riverside Bar caters for those who do not want to come inside!

Note that on match days the area will be closed to the public and the Thames Path will divert again. Note that the hours given are the Riverside Market opening hours, but alcohol may not be sold until 10am under the terms of the licence.

Upstairs is Brasserie Constance with its own separate bar, Flo bar, selling a small selection of nibbles and bar snacks, plus a wide menu of drinks including a couple of draught beers and some bottled beers. The brasserie is named after after Constance Spry, the mid-twentieth century chef and florist, and Flo bar is named after Spry’s friend and assistant Florence Standfast. The website is https://brasserieconstance.com/

The pleasant Bishops Park is immediately to the east and Putney Bridge station not too far further east, also on the Thames Path. One end of the London Wetlands Centre is opposite, on the south bank. Thames Path walkers moving east should note that not far past Putney Bridge there is a long street diversion around Hurlingham Club, avoided by diverting over the bridge for a section of the south bank walk.