Twickenham Stoop

honestly incredible! can never fault a game of rugby. great view wherever your sat. can meet the players post match too!

I love the stoop and visited a couple of times in the same week to watch my kids in their Surrey cup finals they put on food and drink for parents and watching my kids play on a pro pitch was fantastic harlequins have done a great job connecting with the community by opening the stoop up to young players. Facilities are great seating is spacious enough for a big guy like me and when watching Quinn’s play the atmosphere and rugby is spot on.

Always the ideal Rugby experience , be sure to Visit the Cabbage patch Pub near Twickenham station after Matches for an overall Rugby experience

A great venue that serves the local community as a hub, not only for rugby, but also for the local and wider community. Great facilities and served well by public transport. Several bus routes and Twickenham railway station have excellent links to national network.

Home of the greatest rugby club in England. The ground is excellent with fantastic facilities. Lots of food options and bars dotted all around and inside. There's usually a band in after each game and everyone is welcome (this is rugby) Safe and friendly environment for all the family and respect always shown to away supporters.

Nice looking ground, good size and good food/drink options. As expected food is pricey but it's also tasty and would recommend the piri chicken place. Good amount of toilets dotted around and they manage smaller games like preseason very well.

Had a fantastic day. Bath Rugby were phenomenal

Great rugby ground with good views from every seat. Plenty of food and drink options.

I published this review on 2nd April 2019 but due to Yelp incorrectly merging the listings by mistake, I've had to re-add this review here! Located a couple of minutes away across the road from Twickenham Stadium is the Twickenham Stoop Stadium, which is a much smaller rugby stadium and has been home to the Harlequins since 1963, who compete in the Arriva Premiership Rugby. With a capacity of just 14,800, it is dwarfed by Twickenham across the way which has a capacity of 82,000 and as a whole is a lot more basic as a stadium, being a football fan myself compared to rugby, I'd say this stadium is your typical League 1 / 2 stadium, even compared to League Two (4th highest division in English football) there are six larger stadiums, and in comparison to other rugby sides this doesn't rank too highly either. There was a statue outside the ground and limited parking which got within touching distance of the pitch, which was quite surprising and different for a stadium, as I visited on a non-event day I can obviously presume that when an event is taking place this would be different. There were staff at the stadium who seemed friendly enough allowing me to have a look at the Stoop, named after a former player and club Chairman, who seemed friendly enough. Not an amazing ground by all means with so many stadiums I'm used to seeing in football better, even in the lower divisions of English football in terms of overall facilities and capacity, but they have kind of done well with the limited space they have, I do like the statue and well-maintained pitch. 2*

Home of the 2020 Premiership rugby champions, on match days this place is buzzing. Excellent venue, helpful staff, great choices for half-time food and drink and friendly, passionate fans. If you're a rugby fan, you won't be disappointed.