4.4/5

(976 reviews)

Built in 1897, The Great Northern Railway Tavern is a Grade II listed pub in Hornsey, where first-class craft comes as standard. Savour modern British pub food and a craft-inspired collection of drinks in a stylish, contemporary interior, accented by stun

4.5/5

(1,317 reviews)

In the village of Ridge, set between Shenley and Potters Bar and dating back to 1826, The Old Guinea offers outstanding views of Hertfordshire countryside, with 150 garden and 50 internal seats- all o

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

4.6/5

(817 reviews)

Firstly, welcome to The Fox & Duck. If you love the countryside, fine food and the warmest of welcomes; you’ve come to the right place. When guests, diners, friends or fans walk through the doors o

4.3/5

(1,806 reviews)

WELCOME TO THE PRINCESS OF WALES Taking pride along Lea Bridge Road and overlooking the River Lea, The Princess of Wales is a gem of a pub. You’ll find this dog-friendly local a short walk from Lea B

4.2/5

(216 reviews)

1930s pub, built as part of a shopping parade. Notable for still being divided into separate rooms - public bar, saloon bar and games room