Latest reviews from Barnet

“By the time.I'd got to the end of the Northern Line and made the walk up hill, I was already planning my departure as I'd decided to fit in a trip to Hammersmith. A temporary arrangement that may be extended... the original tenant left the lease 6 months early so a cafe and the brewery have split the remaining 6 months between them. Quite a large Victorian shopfront furnished with what I guess is secondhand furniture. Pretty busy and the two guys serving (one wad a brewer) were welcoming and talking people through the beers. 5 of their beers amd one from Bohem on tap, plus a couple of bottled German lagers and Hefes. If this was local I'd be happy. Wasn't overly impressed with the beers and have ticked it now... “

BeardedAvenger 541 days ago

“Ancient boozer in an area that has very few quality pubs. Traditional and comfortable, a roaring open fire was most welcome on a cold night. My pints of Porter were in excellent condition, an eclectic range of ales were on offer, eight I think. Definitely worth seeking out if you find yourself at the end of the Northern line!“

Beermenace 1992 days ago

“Come here mostly for the charm, an old wooden building buried in an alleyway in central London. Interior is unchanged for a couple centuries. Selection of taps isn't large but a few local crafts are available. Plenty of standing room outside for the smokers. Definitely a unique stop and worth making it in London.“

DeanF 2176 days ago

“Popular bar on the north side of the High Street in Barnet. A traditional pub at its best towards its front, where its mix of classic fixtures and fittings and old-world styling provides for the best atmosphere. The bar is here, to the left of the front entrance and in an ’L’ shape with two distinct sides. Its ale pumps are split between both of the bar’s lengths and there’s a fair cask selection, but not much beyond this. It becomes split level at its rear and despite a plethora of small tables and chairs I had to stand on the Sunday evening I was in here.“

ManVsBeer 2555 days ago

“Its like a step back in time. Lovely old pub, the way that all should be. Nothing much on the selection though, mostly Taylor ones. A must visit for all pub culture lovers.“

greenclansman 3467 days ago

“A lovely old pub with low ceiling and beams (mind your head!) offering 6 real ales, usually Adnams Southwold and Taylors Landlord plus equally predictable guests. The Hop Back Crop Circle was in excellent condition. A handy stop-off point between High Barnet Tube and the nearby Blackhorse brewpub.“

b727trijet 4022 days ago