We are a french student class and we found this place randomly, we were 16 and the staff was really cool with us.Good prices for good food, we recommend!
Katie Cornwell
I prefer to leave zero stars. A sports bar doesn’t even cut it. Never go
Chris Bethell
Went to Belushi’s with some friends at the end of the night, met Carlos (one of the doormen) on the way in and he was super friendly and welcoming. Really recommend coming here when the pubs close and you want a few more cheeky pints to round your night off ❤️
kay p
Good place to watch a game of football. It was a great atmosphere, BUT was overcharged. I asked for 2 bottles of still water, and I got charged for 2 pints of beer !! The server was rude and didn't repay what he had overcharged me. I won't be
Danny Hooper
Booked a table for 3 for Formula 1, was given a table by the Rugby where only 1 of us realistically could see the F1, so had to get them to move us - which they did.After buying drinks and food, they THEN informed me I had a tab which I also needed to spend, which was the deposit I thought would be refunded. To which the person who told me said - whilst laughing - "well now you just have to drink more"Yes, thanks for that.
Paul Anderson
Ok for watching sport (if you're happy without sound or keep your cans on), terrible for enjoying it!!This place has loads of screens and plenty of spaces. It's set up and advertises itself as a sports bar. It attracts a relatively young crowd accordingly.But despite having the right set up, it doesn't actually 'enjoy' the sport. There's no commentary on during the football matches and they'd rather just play dance music (on repeat) despite numerous requests from various tables to focus on the sport and put on the commentary so people could enjoy the sport.I suspect they want to attract a crowd for the major events such as the Euros or the Super Bowl, but don't actually want to have sports fans in at times when they might want to enjoy UK sports at normal times during the year.Unless perhaps they are trying to encourage sports fans to book a private room?They'd be better to remove 'sports bar' from their signage and just be a dance bar.
Gcb Ltd
I met up with some work colleagues at Belushi's London Bridge on Monday 29th January.We visited for food and drinks, and was greeted by Aaron, one of the staff here.He has exceptional customer service and went above and beyond to make sure us as a group were lookedout for. And kept us laughing and the drinks flowing!!!Well done!!!!
Alistair Walker
A sports bar that doesn't really play
Renata Baran
Terrible service, waiting for food for over an hour and then we got a burnt hamburger, no one cared about it, as for the food I don't recommend it
M B
Does not accept children the mr at the entrance very kind he directed us to a pub which accepts children
Lovely place where to spend some time with friends ? great service and music choices is great.
Сергей Мороз
The room is clean. Thanks to the cleaners. But there is no ventilation. In the morning there was water on the window and floor due to humidity. At night it is impossible to open the window due to the draft. If the window is open, the door constantly knocks when neighbors come in. If there was normal ventilation and the door did not knock from the draft, then everything would be fine! And because of these problems, my son couldn’t sleep for two days!
Rory B
Booked a premium package to watch the NFL with the table booked for 5:45pm. Table wasn’t ready until 6:30pm, and we had neither the premium seating or the private screen which we had paid for. It looked like they overbooked the place and crammed in as many tables as possible and get away with
M Joy
Managed to catch NFL games here while visiting London. Staff were helpful. Random mixture of sports bar and dj music which worked well that night.
Logan M. Wetzel
I’m hilariously impressed. The BBQ nachos compete with those from the deep south in the USA. They also play a good amount of American music over the speaker, including country music. This bar did their research on how a good bar is to run. Nice work!
We are a french student class and we found this place randomly, we were 16 and the staff was really cool with us.Good prices for good food, we recommend!
I prefer to leave zero stars. A sports bar doesn’t even cut it. Never go
Went to Belushi’s with some friends at the end of the night, met Carlos (one of the doormen) on the way in and he was super friendly and welcoming. Really recommend coming here when the pubs close and you want a few more cheeky pints to round your night off ❤️
Good place to watch a game of football. It was a great atmosphere, BUT was overcharged. I asked for 2 bottles of still water, and I got charged for 2 pints of beer !! The server was rude and didn't repay what he had overcharged me. I won't be
Booked a table for 3 for Formula 1, was given a table by the Rugby where only 1 of us realistically could see the F1, so had to get them to move us - which they did.After buying drinks and food, they THEN informed me I had a tab which I also needed to spend, which was the deposit I thought would be refunded. To which the person who told me said - whilst laughing - "well now you just have to drink more"Yes, thanks for that.
Ok for watching sport (if you're happy without sound or keep your cans on), terrible for enjoying it!!This place has loads of screens and plenty of spaces. It's set up and advertises itself as a sports bar. It attracts a relatively young crowd accordingly.But despite having the right set up, it doesn't actually 'enjoy' the sport. There's no commentary on during the football matches and they'd rather just play dance music (on repeat) despite numerous requests from various tables to focus on the sport and put on the commentary so people could enjoy the sport.I suspect they want to attract a crowd for the major events such as the Euros or the Super Bowl, but don't actually want to have sports fans in at times when they might want to enjoy UK sports at normal times during the year.Unless perhaps they are trying to encourage sports fans to book a private room?They'd be better to remove 'sports bar' from their signage and just be a dance bar.
I met up with some work colleagues at Belushi's London Bridge on Monday 29th January.We visited for food and drinks, and was greeted by Aaron, one of the staff here.He has exceptional customer service and went above and beyond to make sure us as a group were lookedout for. And kept us laughing and the drinks flowing!!!Well done!!!!
A sports bar that doesn't really play
Terrible service, waiting for food for over an hour and then we got a burnt hamburger, no one cared about it, as for the food I don't recommend it
Does not accept children the mr at the entrance very kind he directed us to a pub which accepts children
Restaurantji Recommends
Lovely place where to spend some time with friends ? great service and music choices is great.
The room is clean. Thanks to the cleaners. But there is no ventilation. In the morning there was water on the window and floor due to humidity. At night it is impossible to open the window due to the draft. If the window is open, the door constantly knocks when neighbors come in. If there was normal ventilation and the door did not knock from the draft, then everything would be fine! And because of these problems, my son couldn’t sleep for two days!
Booked a premium package to watch the NFL with the table booked for 5:45pm. Table wasn’t ready until 6:30pm, and we had neither the premium seating or the private screen which we had paid for. It looked like they overbooked the place and crammed in as many tables as possible and get away with
Managed to catch NFL games here while visiting London. Staff were helpful. Random mixture of sports bar and dj music which worked well that night.
I’m hilariously impressed. The BBQ nachos compete with those from the deep south in the USA. They also play a good amount of American music over the speaker, including country music. This bar did their research on how a good bar is to run. Nice work!