The Rose and Crown, Stoke Newington - pub details

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Address: 199, Stoke Newington Church St, London, N16 9ES [map] [gmap]

Tel: 020 7254 7497

Nearest tube station Manor House (0.9 miles)

Nearest train stations Stoke Newington (0.6 miles), Rectory Road (0.8 miles), Canonbury (1 mile)

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Pub added by dsf. Last visited on 28th Sep 2003. Suggested by Ian on 14 May 2003.

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> Current user rating: 6.3/10 (rated by 33 users)
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other pubs nearby:

Ryan's Bar, Stoke Newington (0.0 miles), Lion, Stoke Newington (0.2 miles), Auld Shillelagh, Stoke Newington (0.2 miles), Bar 98, Stoke Newington (0.2 miles), Defoe, Stoke Newington (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs

 

user reviews of the Rose and Crown, Stoke Newington

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The quiz night is on Tuesdays and is OK. The quizmistress doesn't seem to be the one who set the questions, mind, as she has trouble with some of the names. Still, not bad. The beer is pretty standard: I drank John Smiths and Pedigree and it was good tucker.
zabadak - 6 Mar 2008 17:41
A family friendly pub this isn't.

I used to go to this pub quite a lot. The last time I went however the staff were very rude and made me feel unwelcome because I had my 18 month old son with me.

It's fair enough if a pub doesn't want to be "family friendly" but just say so - preferably before I've ordered a meal and drink. I can do without the snippy comments and rudeness.

fledderjohn - 13 Jan 2008 20:09
I've drunk in the pub occasionally, and once enjoyed their Sunday Lunch (which I thought was a little overpriced). Unfortunately I found them on the 'Your London' food hygiene ratings as having a 'poor' rating (see http://eforms.yourlondon.gov.uk/pub/servlet/ep.ext?extId=FSAI&Other1=5360&Other2=U05GNO199S_1&st=scores )
so won't be going back...
noodledoodle - 20 Dec 2007 20:19
Probably my favourite pub in the area. Nice wines, and nice guest ales which are rotated regularly. The food is alright (a bit over priced for a Sunday roast maybe) and the pub quiz on Tuesdays is pretty good. Also a perfect Winter boozer.

I think rampantwurzle is confusing this pub with the Lion
orangekit - 11 Sep 2007 12:42
On same night I went to Daniel Defoe, popped in here. Lovely little boozer with some beer. Now why is this better than the Daniel Defoe?

1. Bar Staff who actually serve you rather than twiddling hair and mock giggling at things the dirty letches at the bar say to them

2. It has hand-pulls - 4 to choose from if my drunken memory serves me correctly - and they're nice. And I'd never had bitter from Newton Abbot which is a lovely surprise.

3. A beer garden where

4. A pool table with DJ room upstairs. Like pool? Upstairs. Like music played at ear crunching decibels? Upstairs. It's not that I'm adverse to either, but it does at least mean you can chat and have a beer without having it knocked out of your hand either by sonic force or cue.

Will return no doubt.
rampantwurzel - 24 Jul 2007 14:00

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