4.6/5

(61 reviews)

The club is very friendly and inviting. Members and their guests are made to feel welcome in a place where they can enjoy a beverage at very reasonable prices.

The Refectory, now a public house, was opened February 1916, and is thought to by some to be the first ever restaurant to have its kitchens entirely powered with electricity.

4.1/5

(695 reviews)

The Junction Tavern is an imposing Victorian building in the heart of North London. Dating back to 1885, the main bar and dining room reflects its late Victorian heyday, but with all the modern comfort and facilities of a great British pub.

4.9/5

(97 reviews)

All day Brunch and comfort food

4.2/5

(2,006 reviews)

We’re a bit different from your traditional pub – we brew our own, unique craft beers on-site in our brew-tiful microbrewery! As well as matching every dish on our menu to a style of beer we also love

4.4/5

(594 reviews)

Little pub found on Highbury corner thats full of laughs and good times.