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The Blue Boat
★ 4.0(1 review)Bar
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About the Vibe
Nestled on the Thames in Hammersmith, The Blue Boat is Fuller’s latest riverside offering with a distinct 1920s Oxbridge undergrad vibe that feels surprisingly fresh. You’ll find refined pub classics like Jerusalem artichoke soup and Provençal lamb rump alongside a solid selection of Fuller’s draughts. The real draw is the smart terrace – perfect for sunset sundowners with a glass of wine while watching the river go by.
Known For
- •riverside terrace with sunset views
- •Jerusalem artichoke soup
- •Fuller’s draughts including Oliver’s Island
- •Provençal lamb rump
Best For
sunset drinksbrunchcasual dinners
1 review
City InsidersEditorialApril 1, 2026
Riverside charm with a proper pub heart
The Blue Boat hits that sweet spot between a proper pub and a slightly more elevated dining experience. The 1920s Oxbridge aesthetic gives it character without feeling too stuffy, and the riverside location is genuinely special – especially if you catch it on a warm evening when the terrace is buzzing. Food-wise, don’t skip the Jerusalem artichoke soup to start and the lamb rump is a solid main if you’re looking for something a bit more interesting than your average pub fare.
What really sets it apart is the terrace situation. You can sip a Fuller’s ale or an easy-drinking wine while watching the Thames drift by, and the vibe during sunset is genuinely lovely. It’s become a local favourite for good reason – it’s got that rare combination of being both a proper neighbourhood pub and a destination worth making a trip for. The service is friendly and the atmosphere feels relaxed without being too casual.