Highgate Inn, Highgateback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
An excellent pub, especially in the winter. Being a long thin pub, it's a bit dark so maybe not everyone cup of tea in the summer, especially with no beer garden (I don't count the smoking umbrellas on Archway Road as a beer garden).
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Yep, with out doubt the finest Sunday roast in town!
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Fab Sunday lunches, nice laid back atmosphere, comfy seats, plenty of screens for the footy - a great, unpretentious place
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Recently refurbished, and now a really nice pub in an area which is a bit short of unpretentious places to go. Good Sunday lunch, better than many others in Highgate and not as expensive. Very friendly landlord.
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Now called Highgate Inn and has been for some time. Good manager (Dennis), comfortable, good jukbox and oversubscribed quiz machine.
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A great free-house, friendly service, good beer at reasonable prices. I'd be more than happy if this was my local.
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Back open again, but with a mega price increase for no apparent improvement!! £2.85 a pint where the Woodman (over the road) is some 20p+ cheaper!!
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Closed down now :(
Peter - 30 Oct 2004 14:59 |
Proper cockney barman, excellent service and very polite. Beer was well kept and although the pub was a bit empty, we were made to feel at home. Look out for Patrick.
Steve Burnham - 18 May 2004 17:32 |
a well=established shop-conversion . shop-conversions arn't arbitrairily shit, they just usually are, however, this is the exception, this is a real pub, pub, with a proper interior and atmosphere, does ales, and has a landlord, not manager. also o0nly 2 doors up from a specialist off-licence which sells more than the usual brews
dan - 7 Apr 2004 16:55 |
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