This is now such a well established pub that we've almost forgotten what it was like before a refit a few years ago, though in part that could be due to a few knocks on the head and the ageing process. There's nothing radical...
An often intimidating place packed with long-standing regulars. Unless you're one of them, we don't think you'll find too much to enjoy here.
Well after years under perpetual threat of closure, the developers have finally won and the Oakdale is shut. More flats for an area that didn't need them. If truth be told it had gone downhill for a while beforehand but it was...
Situated directly opposite the tube station, The Gaslight is a sparsely furnished place with little to recommend it. Loud pop usually blares out, making this more a convenient meeting place than somewhere to linger over a pint.
Despite the bright colours of its exterior and grand heraldry of its name, this is another rather depressing Wetherspoon pub. There's always going to be a place for pubs catering for punters drinking on a budget but unless...
The King's Head is a solid locals' pub with decent beer and no pretensions. Perhaps not in the same league as the Bank of Friendship up the road but a safe enough bet in a variable part of town.
Located right beside Finsbury Park tube and bus stations, this small, oddly laid out and sparse pub is arguably a convenient place to meet people, rather than hanging around outside the station. The service is friendly enough,...
Finsbury Park can offer a lot more than old man's boozers these days (though is still well-served in that department), which means T-Bird doesn't stand out as much as when it first arrived. Comfortably worn sofas nestle with an...
The dingy old Arsenal Tavern is gone, replaced by something called '@ club' The decor's has been modernised but the clientele of local Gunners seems the same. Hard to recommend when there are nicer pubs nearby.
