Gertie Brownes, East Finchley

Our rating: FAP Rating 2 - Click for an explanation of our ratings User rating: Community Rating 3 - Click for an explanation of our ratings (3 reviews)
View:
Photo
Map
Streetview
FancyaPint?'s review...
FAP Rating 2 - Click for an explanation of our ratings
If Maddens across the road isn't Irish enough for you, have a go here. Darkly lit, non-stop racing - you get the picture. It's not too bad if you haven't got a copy of the Racing Post with you but this pub certainly knows what it punters want: even the booths have inset screens so you won't miss the 3.25 from Fairyhouse. Weekend evenings can find it quite busy and lively, with a mix of older regulars in place. As small, Irish pubs go, not a bad one.
Reviewed by 15 Jan 2010    Helpful? yes/no
User reviews

Reviews (27)
15 Jul 2012
Rating 5 - Click for an explanation of our ratings


This Irish pub is an absolute gem. I am not myself Irish but I know I can always call in here and feel comfortable and amongst friends. Its a brilliant place to watch live sport and the beer is perfectly kept.This pub has undergone an absolute transformation over the past ten years and the current landlord has done a brilliant job in creating this welcoming, cosy and good natured watering hole. Recommended.

The Strange Torpor.
Helpful? yes/no
report  
15 Sep 2011
Rating 1 - Click for an explanation of our ratings
It's not known as 'dirty Gertie's' for nothing! Very down-at-heel atmosphere, and I've certainly never witnessed real ales being served at the bar.
Review: 0 out of 2 people found this review helpful
Helpful? yes/no
report  

Reviews (20)
Contact details

95 High Road, East Finchley, London, N2 8AG

020 8883 1506

Features:

How to get there
Nearest Stations
Door-to-door journey planner
How to find the Gertie Brownes pub

Come out of East Finchley and turn left up the hill. Over the traffic lights and the pub is about a hundred yards further up.

Nearby attractions
Is this your pub? Claim this listing to add your pub's web site, more photos or other information about your pub.
History
22 Jul 12 Updated by torpor