A compact, one-roomed affair, this pub even manages to shoehorn in a bar billiards table into the clutter of nicknacks on display. This does provide a pleasing independent air to proceedings, with a decent range of beers on offer...
Despite the Speaker's proximity to Parliament, Civil Service HQs and Channel 4's offices, this is a cosy little pub ideal for a few jars on a dark night. It has the feel of a friendly local, mostly due to...
No stranger to those who have an interest in good beer and good public houses, the Jerusalem Tavern is a serious contender for best pubs in London. Converted from a fabulous looking 18th Century clockmaker's shop, it's the only pub...
A good straightforward boozer this, with an excellent range of beers. Adnams dominates the taps (including a rare summer sighting of Oyster Stout), but there was a decent selection of other real ales and the friendly bar staff were happy...
In this green and pleasant part of Enfield lie a number of worthwhile pubs and thankfully the Cricketers keeps up this generally good quality. Tucked down an alley less than a minute from the Crown and Horseshoes, this wide fronted...
Enfield can be a very mixed bag. Thankfully, for this pub we go to one of the oldest and nicest parts of Enfield. Set in a preservation area, it sits next to a small 17th century canal, complete with ducks...