The Camden Head is an attractive, ornate and well preserved Victorian pub tucked away amongst the antiques shops of Islington and has been thoroughly reliable for as long as we can remember. There are a couple of ales on tap,...
When we last reviewed The Bull in 2004 we thought it displayed 'real individuality' and although we were more or less accurate back then, time has shown that this was simply one of the earlier branches of the unbranded M&B...
Scary-looking sports pub on Chapel Market. It's titchy, with hardly room to swing that proverbial cat and a prime locals venue. We didn't stay long, to be honest, as we didn't feel that welcome. There are definitely better pubs...
Having recently replaced the distinctly below-average living room, the Wenlock & Essex was a welcome sight. Run by the people behind a number of fashionable north London bars, including the Slaughtered Lamb and the Diner...
Late on a Sunday night this place can be a haven if you are just not prepared to let the weekend die. With a huge selection of bourbons and whisky, an excellent cocktail menu, and decent tap lager, there's something for...
The Regent (it's 'Prince' prefix now consigned to history) is tucked away off Upper Street and had a renovation a few years ago, making it smaller on the ground floor than before, while gaining a bright and airy feel and a...
