Leyton Orient away guide — Brisbane Road

Upcoming home fixtures

Seasonal calendar

Walthamstow Garden Party — Summer local festival adds footfall to the wider area, though outside the season proper.
Christmas market crowds — Local high street events in December can slow buses near the station.

Leyton station — Central line tube, ten minutes' walk to the ground down the high road.
Bus from Leyton — Several routes pass close to Brisbane Road for those who'd rather not walk.
Driving — A12 then A106; street parking near the ground is limited on matchdays.

Leyton High Road cafés — A good spread of independent cafés and takeaways on the walk from the station. Map
The Coach and Horses, Leyton — Traditional pub near the ground, welcoming to away fans. Map
Brisbane Road concourse — Compact but decent for a club of this size. Map

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

A short bus ride away, home to the former 2012 Olympic venues.

Walthamstow Wetlands

Europe's largest urban wetland reserve, a short journey from Leyton.

Hackney Marshes

Vast green space nearby, popular with local footballers on non-matchdays.

Lower-profile pubs, cafés and corners the locals keep to themselves.

The Birkbeck Tavern
Backstreet local near the ground with a loyal following, a genuine away-fan favourite.
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Coronation Gardens
Small, quiet park a short walk from Brisbane Road.
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Leyton Jubilee Park
Underused green space with a good café, away from the main matchday bustle.
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Transport alert

Early televised kick-off

A 12:30 start usually means leaving before the first fast train of the day — pubs near the ground may not open until 11:00.

Ground note

Brisbane Road is a tight urban ground with narrow surrounding streets — arrive with plenty of time.

Ground note

Central line disruption on the Leyton branch can affect matchday travel; check ahead.