Crouch End Pubs

Combining pub, restaurant and garden bar, The Maynard Arms is a stylish gastro pub in Crouch End which combines all the character of a traditional pub, with the refinement of a modern restaurant. Whilst they have a great range of real ales and imported lagers, their crowning glory is their food menu. Head there to share freshly prepared seasonal pies or a Sunday Roast accompanied by their trademark Bloody Mary.

With original features lovingly restored to their former glory, The Railway Tavern is a beautiful 1930's pub with a focus on tradition. Whilst warm and cosy in the winter months, the pub's beer garden has been completely redesigned making it the perfect place to soak up the sun with a beer in the summer months as well. They serve beautiful home cooked food and a great Sunday lunch as well as a range of traditional ales, beers and fine premium spirits.

With a range of speciality beers on tap, including great American craft beers and British cask ales, as well as freshly made and seasonal pub grub, The Kings Head has all the ingredients of your friendly local boozer. Behind its traditional Victorian exterior it houses regular events such as quizes, a wine club and live music and comedy. However, their secret weapon is their underground comedy club, imaginatively named Downstairs at The King's Head.

Originally constructed as a hotel, The Queens is a beautifully ornate Victorian venue serving up great drink and seasonal food to Crouch End's locals. They have a small but daily changing menu of freshly prepared and seasonal food that is both well priced and high in quality. Their range of well-kept beers, ales and wines is perfect for enjoying in their garden oasis, which is heated in the winter.

Villiers Terrace is an enchanting local, styled up with floral wallpaper and gilt-framed mirrors. There's a fire for cosying up in front of with a glass of red, and a dining room to enjoy quintessentially British food with friends. Their brand new garden is an exclusive oasis ideal for outdoor drinks on a warm, summer evening. Choose from their extensive range of fines wines and premium beers to enjoy in the elegant setting.

You can probably guess at The Old Dairy's former usage, which gives it its huge size and industrial vibes. Whilst the venue is stripped back with battered tables and comfy sofas, this is juxtaposed with sparkling chandeliers and skylights. The pub serves up a great menu of home cooked British pub grub as well as daily changing pumps with the best in cask conditioned real ale.

A popular Wetherpoons pub in Crouch End, The Devonshire House has all the great low prices and casual vibes that the chain is well known for. Start your night out here for cheap drinks and an extensive menu of pub food with special deals on every day. The large venue has plenty of comfy seating meaning there will always be space for you to pop in for a tipple.