Itinerary

09:00   Gates open & breakfast

11:00   Start of play

13:00   Lunch is served

15:40   Tea & cake

18:00   Close of play

(Bar closed 30 minutes after close of play)

(All timings are approximate and subject to change)

DRINKS menu

Spirits | Ketel One Vodka | Tanqueray Gin | Bell’s Scotch Whisky | Jack Daniel’s Whiskey | Havana Club Añejo Especial | Hennessy Fine de Cognac | Pimm’s No.1

Wine | Grenache Blanc, Maison Saturnin | Carignan Vin de France, La Cadence | Laudun Chusclan Rosé, Maison Saturnin

Soft drinks | Selection of soft drinks

Draught | Pravha | Yardbird Pale Ale | Guinness | Thatcher’s Gold

Bottled beer / cider | East Coast IPA | Pilgrim Brewery Surrey Ale | Thatcher’s Haze | Pravha

Non-alcoholic | Stand Easy IPA | Seedlip Premium Spirits

“People keep coming back because once they’ve had The Green Room experience they always come back for more. Whether that’s Rugby, whether it’s the Grand Prix, whether it be the cricket or
whether it be Cheltenham. They put on a great show, we have a great panel on stage (I’m one of them!) and we have lots of fun!”

DARREN GOUGH

MENU

BREAKFAST

Freshly baked pastries (v)

Fresh fruit platter (ve)

 Cured bacon and fried clarence court duck egg served in a toasted seeded bun

Thyme marinated portobello mushroom and roasted tomato served in a toasted seeded bun (ve)

LUNCH

Warm seeded and plain ciabatta served with truffle butter

STARTERS

Cured Chalk Stream trout, with fermented beets, blackberries, hazelnut crumb, mead mascarpone finished with a seaweed dressing

Crapaudine beetroot, with fermented beets, blackberries, hazelnut crumb, mead mascarpone finished with a seaweed dressing (v)

MAIN COURSE

Surrey Hills Farm lamb cannon, potato fondant, cumin crumb and a courgette babagnoush finished with Ras el hanout jus

Stuffed baby aubergine, braised lentils and red pepper,  puffed wild rice and herb oil (ve)

DESSERT

Mint chocolate cremeux, finished with a chocolate crackling (v)

AFTERNOON TEA

Selection of sandwiches, Roast chicken and tarragon mayonnaise, Smoked salmon and lemon butter, Egg mayonnaise and herbs

Freshly baked fruit and plain scones served with Cornish clotted cream and hedgerow jams (v)

Selection of tea fancies, Raspberry and white chocolate fancy (v) Chocolate and coconut lamington (v) Citrus macaron (v)

Vegan and gluten free afternoon tea and evening nibble options available on request

I HAVE A SPECIAL REQUEST OR A DIETARY, WHAT SHOULD I DO?

Should you have any dietary or access requests or concerns, please email our guest experience team on greenroomexperience@hospitalityfinder.co.uk

SPECIAL REQUEST OR A DIETARY

FAQ

WHERE IS THE GREEN ROOM LOCATED?

The Green Room is located on the second floor of the hugely popular JM Finn Stand formerly known as the OCS Stand. in the England Club offering panoramic views of The Kia Oval’s field of play.

WHAT IS THE BEST POINT OF ENTRY FOR THE GREEN ROOM?

The Kia Oval can be accessed via any public gate however, the best point of access for Green Room guests is via the Alec Stewart Gate on the Vauxhall end of the venue, then proceed to the JM Finn Stand Reception (Straight ahead as you enter the gate).

WHERE ARE MATCH SEATS LOCATED?

Match seating is located the on the Club-Level directly outside The Green Room, delivering a commanding vantage point from behind the bowler’s arm.

DRESS CODE

We request that guests dress on the smarter side of casual i.e. no ripped jeans or trainers. Jackets and ties are not obligatory. Please bring protection against inclement weather as many of the stands in the ground are in the open.

SECURITY

The number and size of bags that may be brought into the ground will be restricted to one bag per person. Please note the Green Room will not contain any luggage storage facilities therefore, we recommend that all travel bags are stored in an alternative location prior to arrival.

Venue Address

The Kia Oval
Kennington Oval
London
SE11 5SS

MAP

Click here to view the ground map of Kia Oval

CAR

The ground is situated on the A202, near the junction with the A3 and A24, just south of Vauxhall Bridge and 10-minutes from Victoria and Waterloo.

PARKING

No match-day parking is available at, or in the vicinity, of the ground and we advise all fans to use public transport. The Kia Oval does offer parking to Blue Badge holders, and any disabled fans who require parking.

Please contact our guest experience team on greenroomexperience@hospitalityfinder.co.uk should you require parking.

TRAIN

PARK PLAZA LONDON RIVER BANK

Overlooking the River Thames, this high-end hotel is within 1.4 miles of Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace, and a 15-minute stroll from the London Eye.

0.6 Miles away from The Kia Oval

NOVOTEL WATERLOO

4-Star Novotel Waterloo hotel is within walking distance of the Thames, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. The hotel has excellent transportation links, close to many major tube stations such as Waterloo, Westminster and Victoria, making it easy to get around London.

0.8 Miles away from T he Kia Oval

The Westminster London, Curio Collection by Hilton

A block from the River Thames, this contemporary hotel is an 11-minute walk from the iconic Houses of Parliament and 6 minutes on foot from the Tate Britain gallery.

0.8 Miles away from The Kia Oval

OAKA@THEMANSION HOUSE

48 Kennington Park Road, London SE11 4RS

At Oaka London they aim to bring you an interesting array of craft beers, alongside keg and bottled craft beers from the likes of Krombacher, The Kernal, Brewers Union, Brooklyn, Partizan, Curious, Camden Town Brewery and Sierra Nevada.

THE DOG HOUSE

293 Kennington Rd, Prince’s, London SE11 6BY

If you’re looking for a quirky, relaxed, South London meet up spot, look no further! The Dog House occupies a charming, shambly, wedged-shaped corner building on Kennington Road and boasts a downstairs bar, upstairs function room and plenty of seating outside.

THE THREE STAGS

67-69 Kennington Rd, South Bank, London SE1 7PZ

The Three Stags public house and restaurant is situated opposite the London Imperial War Museum, just a stone’s throw from Waterloo Station. The South London gastropub is steeped in history and stays true to its roots, maintaining its English heritage.

AFTERNOON TEA AT THE RITZ

150 Piccadilly, St. James’s, London W1J 9BR

An occasion to enjoy delicate finger sandwiches, dainty cakes and the tinkling of shiny silver teapots in the gold and white splendour of the Ritz Hotel’s Palm Court. It’s so popular that you can book sittings from 11.30am-7.30pm – not strictly afternoon, but all accompanied by the delicate sounds of a pianist, harpist or string quartet.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY

20 Deans Yd, London SW1P 3PA

The Abbey has been the coronation church since 1066, and is the final resting place of 17 monarchs. The church we see today was begun by Henry III in 1245. It’s one of the most important Gothic buildings in the country, and has the medieval shrine of an Anglo-Saxon saint at its heart.

NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM

Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, London SW7 5BD

The magnificent South Kensington home of around 80 million plant, animal, fossil, rock and mineral specimens. This fascinating museum, which is also a world-class research institution, is full of natural wonders.