Harlequin, Angel

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Tucked away on a side street near the Angel and Sadler's Wells, the Harlequin was apparently first listed as a 'beer shop' in 1848. It's a small place, with a wooden interior, real fire and outside area at the back. Despite its size, the pub never seems to get overbearingly busy, even on a Friday night. We've always received a very warm welcome here. The food and drinks selection isn't the widest, but it is all pretty good. Two real ales are available on tap, Timothy Taylor's Landlord and Black Sheep. The food range includes fishfinger and sausage sandwiches and a selection of British cheeses, in case you feel your cholesterol levels dipping dangerously low. Board games are available from behind the bar and there is a pub quiz on Monday nights. Overall, the Harlequin is a lovely friendly little place that gets everything pretty much right and is well worth a visit.
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28 Jan 2012
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My favourite local pub!

Tucked away behind Sadlers Wells this is my favourite local. There's a cosy fire in the winter, great ales and the staff are always friendly. And they do cheese platters... I do love a good cheese platter...
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27 Arlington Way, Angel, London, EC1R 1UY

020 7837 9035

Opening times
Sun-Thu 12:00-00:00
Fri Sat 12:00-02:00
Sat 11:00-00:00
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Quiz night - occasional quiz

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From Angel: Turn left out of the station and head toward the lights at the intersection with Pentonville Road. Cross over Pentonville Road and proceed down St. John Street on the right hand side. Turn right into Chadwell Street and then immediately left into Arlington Way. You should be able to see the pub on the left.

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28 Jan 12 Updated by tlc2012