Texas Joe’s presents

The
Flying W
Saloon

Texas whiskey. Mezcal. A little room with a life of its own.

Find us on Snowsfields
Glowing neon and posters inside the bar
Texas dive bar London Bridge Everybody welcome

Down the side / through the door

Margs, music
& good company.

Our little Texas dive bar next door. Part border-town cantina, part neighbourhood hangout. A little wonky, and much loved.

Come early for a drink, settle in while you wait for your table, or head back after dinner if you’re not ready to call it a night.

The full restaurant menu is available here. Request the Flying W when you book.

Book a table
The Flying W dining room, with its historic Texas beer bottle display mounted on the far wall
Snowsfields, by way of the Texas border.
A performer at the Texas Radio booth in the Flying W Saloon
Texas Radio & the Big Beat.

The room has a pulse

On air.
After dark.

A DJ booth, a proper sound system, and the records that keep the room moving. Country, blues, rock ’n’ roll and good new music, chosen for a long night.

On Air sign and Texas Radio armadillo artwork in the Flying W
Broadcasting from the bar.
A DJ at the microphone and mixing desk in the Flying W radio booth
Live from the booth.
A bottle of Lone Star Beer outside the Flying W, beneath the red BAR neon and Texas Radio sign

Lone Star Beer / At the Flying W

A temple
to Lone Star.

We’re lucky to have Lone Star Beer here in London. The Flying W is our little temple to it: bottles at the bar, old signs and posters on the walls, and its history in the collection.

Explore the collection

An exhibition at the Flying W

The Texas
Beer Museum.

A historical collection of Texas breweriana. Falstaff, Pearl, Grand Prize, Shiner and Lone Star—names, labels and bottles from another time.

Among them, a Lone Star bottle from 1942. A little brewing history, right here on the saloon wall.

The wall-mounted Texas beer collection, including Falstaff, Pearl, Grand Prize, Shiner and Lone Star bottles
Texas whiskey bottles behind the bar

At the bar

A taste
for Texas.

Texas whiskeys, mezcal and margaritas. Something smoky, something strong, or just a drink before dinner.

A few from the drinks list
A guitarist playing to guests seated in the Flying W Saloon
Live music. Close company.

A little room. A big sound.

Good nights
have a soundtrack.

Charley Crockett playing guitar in the Flying W Saloon
Charley Crockett at the Flying W.

When live music comes to the Flying W, there’s no great divide between the players and the people listening. Just a small room, shared.

Charley Crockett filmed Lil’ Girl’s Name here in the bar and restaurant.

Watch the film

The Flying W Saloon

See you at the bar.

8 Snowsfields · London SE1 3SU

Tuesday & Wednesday
5pm–10pm
Thursday
12pm–10pm
Friday & Saturday
12pm–11pm
Sunday & Monday
Closed
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