On Crawley’s High Street, The Old Punch Bowl is a pulsating hub for locals and footie fans alike. Just a stone’s throw from the town centre, it becomes a go-to when the Premier League matches kick off, especially when the sun’s out or the weekend vibes are strong.
Food & Drinks
The food is decent without being pretentious. Think classic pub grub—burgers, fish and chips, and a solid Sunday roast that has its loyal fans. The drinks selection is more than satisfactory, featuring a mix of local ales and well-known lagers. Prices hover around the ££ mark, which feels fair given the quality. It’s enough to keep you going while you shout at the telly during the big matches.
Seating & Layout
Inside, The Old Punch Bowl has a traditional pub layout with some nooks for intimate chats, but don’t expect the place to be cavernous. The seating is a mixed bag of booths and tables that encourages banter and camaraderie. It can get packed on match days, but the atmosphere is lively rather than cramped—think more “cheering with friends” and less “trying to squeeze past.”
What is the address of The Old Punch Bowl?
The Old Punch Bowl is located at 101 High St, Crawley.
Can I book a table at The Old Punch Bowl for match day?
It’s recommended to call ahead to reserve a spot, especially for big matches.
Are there other pubs near The Old Punch Bowl?
Yes, Crawley has several pubs — check our Crawley guide for more options.
Does The Old Punch Bowl serve food?
Yes — The Old Punch Bowl is a Pub that typically offers a food menu alongside drinks. For the latest menu, call ahead or check their website.
