Location: 55-57 Northdown St, London N1 9BL
Venue Type: City Tavern / Preserved Interior / Live Music / Offbeat
Year of Inscription: 2021
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EBG Rating:
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8.3/10
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Choice/
Quality of Drinks
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⭐⭐⭐
Real ales, with some OK keg options. Ale-focused but basic back bar. |
Style/
Décor
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⭐⭐⭐⭐
Small 1 roomed pub. Wood panels with taxidermy and musical/theatre nik naks. Fireplace. Piano and guitar in the corner. |
Atmosphere/
Character
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Characterful venue with some local life, coming into its own in the winter months with an intimate one room affair. |
Amenities/
Events
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Live music, fireplace, snacks, limited outdoor seating. |
Value For Money
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⭐⭐⭐
Reasonably good for the area. |
Description
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A distinctive and personalised venue which retains some characterful wood fittings. Small and intimate with a fireplace and live music, along with compact but decent assortment of ales. Only a short walk from Kings Cross but you’ll find local life and decent value here. This may be on account of it being nicely hidden away around a corner, therefore a place for those in the know rather than passing trade from tourists. Lovely unpretentious atmosphere not unlike a Belgian brown café.
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