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Padel then a pub

24 London courts with curated after-match pubs - walk minutes included. Rank the court fairly, then finish at the pint.

Two stops. Court first, pint second.

The padel group chat usually starts with whoever lives nearest a Playtomic club. FairWhere flips that: rank the court for all four journeys, book the slot, then walk to a pub we've already shortlisted for that court.

This Activity Pair ranks courts for your group in the Occasion Planner, then offers curated pubs a short walk from each court. Prefer browsing first? The catalogue below lists every court→pub pair we have today.

Courts across London

Every bookable court on the London Padel Courts list with curated after-match pubs. Rank on the placelist for journey fairness.

Rank the court before you book

Add who’s coming on the London Padel Courts placelist. FairWhere Score balances the journeys - then After the match shows the pubs on this page.

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Padel then a pub - FAQs

What is padel then a pub?
A two-stop occasion: book a London padel court (stop 1), then walk to a curated nearby pub (stop 2). FairWhere lists court→pub pairs with walk minutes - then you rank which court is fairest for your four before you book.
How were the pubs chosen?
We picked strong pubs within about ten minutes of each court (straight-line estimate), and stretched to fifteen only when the shortlist was thin. Cafés, nightclubs and mall restaurants were filtered out.
Which courts are included?
Every bookable London padel court on the FairWhere placelist that has a curated after-match pub within walking distance - 24 court→pub pairs today, from Battersea to Wembley.
Can FairWhere rank which court is fair for our group?
Yes. Open the London Padel Courts placelist, add who’s coming, and FairWhere Score balances journeys - then use After the match on each court for the pint.
How do I plan padel then a pint?
Open Plan padel then a pint to rank courts fairly for your four, then pick a curated after-match pub. Walk times on hops are still straight-line estimates until they are road-routed.