4.3/5

(289 reviews)

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4.0/5

(106 reviews)

Ex-Bass Charrington pub. Substantial three-storey building, with fancy white stonework, granite columns, sky blue trims. Small public bar at front, separate from the main bar behind, which connects to a games room in a rear extension with four pool tables

Sunday home cooked roasts from 12pm. Tuesday The worlds greatest pub Quiz from 8pm. Every other Saturday 8pm Music!.

4.4/5

(157 reviews)

Formerly the Lord Palmerston, with its original name still visible, clues to its reinvention are subtle: a small poster in the window and the glass in the old Watney's lantern replaced with something

4.1/5

(1,679 reviews)

Combining the best in British pub hospitality with individuality, character and quirky charm, The Alwyne Castle is located at the heart of London’s thriving Highbury district.

4.5/5

(392 reviews)

The Hare sticks to its roots in an area where 'gastro' has taken over most of the old East End locals. A real pub with quality service.