Leake St. Arches Waterloo
Cheesesteaks, Buffalo Wings, and American Dive Bar
Bringing Philly to the world. It’s what we do. We’re proud people with big expectations and bigger hearts. Philadelphia – from the literal Greek translation – “brotherly love” is central to who we are and core to Passyunk’s mission of inviting people to experience our unique culture, through our food and traditions.
Operating Hours:
| Sun – Thur: | 12:00pm – 12:30am (Kitchen closes at 10:00pm. Last drinks at 12:00am) |
| Fri – Sat: | 12:00pm – 01:30am (Kitchen closes at 11:00pm. Last drinks at 01:00am) |
Deals & Dates at Waterloo
Deals & Dates at Waterloo
Food and Booze
Sample the best of Philly regional cuisine, washed down with a Citywide Special (Philly lingo for a beer and a shot bourbon) or just while away the hours, watching a game, with friends over pitchers of beer and London’s best Cheesesteak Sandwiches and authentic Buffalo Wings.
Shuffleboard
Passyunk Avenue brings you another wild combo – shuffleboard, Philly food, American beer and dope tunes.
Venue Hire
Host Your Party At Waterloo
Private party? How about booking into our Nick Foles Bar on the upper floor of our Waterloo site? Named in honor of the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl MVP quarterback, the NFB offers an escape from everyday life – think man/woman cave meets, private sports bar and spiritual shrine to a Philly legend.
Fitzrovia
Take a look at Nick Foles Bar at Fitzrovia which is also available for hire.
Battersea
Take a look at Nine Elms Battersea which is also available for hire.
Come check out our jawn
We started with a funny name and a questionable theory about an industry in which we had no practical experience, to tell the story of a little considered major American city. We defied the odds, summoning the grit of our Philly roots, to build one of the more compelling upstart hospitality brands in London.
Visit Passyunk Avenue Waterloo at the Leake Street Arches and experience the next phase of our journey to becoming the UK’s leading American hospitality brand.
