Nicholas Nickleby, Crouch End

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We had great expectations when we found this small wooden-fronted pub, which on closer inspection extends into a former shop next door (maybe it hit hard times), still with its sign and original clock in the window. To then witness everyone at the bar turn round when we entered wasn't the most auspicious start, but we were soon left to our own devices. The interior doesn't have as much character as the exterior promised, but far from being a bleak (public) house it is certainly comfortable enough, with the window seat a good spot to watch the world go by. It is a tale of two rooms rather than cities, with the main bar offering the majority of the seating, and the smaller area containing a bar billiards table and one of the pub's two dart boards. They happily turned up the volume on the juke box for us last time we were here, but what the Dickens was the TV doing on at 7pm on our midweek visit?
Reviewed by 11 May 2009    Helpful? yes/no
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6 Ferme Park Road, Crouch End, London, N4 4ED

02082924170

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From Crouch Hill Station: turn left, then left again into Stapleton Hall Road. The pub is on a parade of shops just onto Ferme Park Road. From Harringay: turn left out of the exit and then left onto Stapleton Hall Road. Turn right at the intersection with Ferme Park Road and the pub is a couple of seconds away

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27 May 11 Updated by piranha