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The Flask, Highgate - pub details

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Address: 77 Highgate West Hill, Highgate, London, N6 6BU [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 5199) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest tube stations Highgate (0.6 miles), Archway (0.8 miles)

Nearest train stations Gospel Oak (1.1 miles), Upper Holloway (1.1 miles), Hampstead Heath (1.3 miles)

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> Current user rating: 5.9/10 (rated by 104 users)
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user reviews of the Flask, Highgate

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5 most recent reviews of 120 shown - see all reviews

Maybe it's presumptuous of me to review this place when I didn't even have a drink
But the thing is, I couldn't just have a drink. Every table I could see was laid for food. Well, except for one, and that was occupied. And I'm not sitting outside in the smokers' ghetton in the middle of December
Look, I like eating in pubs. Pub Grub is great. But when every table in sight is laid out with knives, forks, wineglasses and napkins, it makes me feel unwelcome if I only want a quick beer.
Royed - 10 Dec 2019 09:25
There used to be an urban myth about 10 years ago that
Madonna (yes, I did say Madonna) had been seen drinking in this pub, because one of her friends lived near by , and this was his local.

However as far as I know there are no photographs in the pub
of Madonna holding a pint of ESB.
Leftinthepub44 - 27 Sep 2015 15:29
Classy boozer. Lovely partitions, structural detailing, and side rooms, especially the oak paneled 'Committee Room' which would be ideal to reserve for a small party. Fullers pub so the Pride is well kept. Monied clientele being Highgate but the prices weren't out of control. I really enjoyed my visit and will certainly return.
Richard_ReadingFC - 26 Aug 2015 13:25
Extremely large building housing a Fullers pub as you approach Highgate from Camden as I did in a taxi.

The first thing you notice is the large outside area to the front, plenty of seats and this is required as the pub has an very oldie worldly feel inside.

I accidently entered via the restaurant and was told by the friendly bar maid that they didn’t have ales on this side of the pub and directed to the other bar. Quite a few people eating, the food looked good but the smell was quite over powering so it was good to retreat to the “main” bar.

A good range of Fullers Ales along side 2 guests one from the East London Brewery and my selection which a pint of London Fields Harvest Pale ale @ 5.0%. A very nice pint.

We took our drinks and went back outside as the weather was decent.

This is a cracking pub and a great place to start a mini crawl of Highgate, off to the Gatehouse next.
lezford - 21 Oct 2014 15:21
A fullers brewery pub which is small inside but has a large outside drinking area, it was very busy on the Saturday I visited.

Sadly as seems to be the case with fullers pubs the price of the beer was excessive, £4.05 or a pint of the guest beer which was from a London brewey when other pubs in the vicinity are charging £3.40 to £3.50 a pint it does sem a bit steep!

Had our real ale on tap, the one i had was well kept, and the service was good.
beershot - 13 Jun 2013 17:16

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