Crouch End Pubs

The leafy district of Crouch End is the perfect setting for traditional pubs so it's no wonder that there are so many great ones to choose from across the area. Whilst some keep it strictly back to basics with old fashioned furnishings, others prefer more modern twists. However, you can be sure that they all share the same welcoming vibes, home cooked pub grub and extensive range of drinks.

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Last updated on 4th July 2024




Three Compasses

Tucked away in Hornsey is a beloved old school boozer with charm by the bucket loads. Swing by Three Compasses and you can feast on a hearty menu of British dishes alongside an array of craft beers and real ales while sinking hours into catching up or watching sport. 

The Fox At Crouch End

Mother's day

The Fox At Crouch End is a cosy, welcoming boozer with contemporary interiors - think an exposed wooden bar, hanging plants and dark walls. They serve all kinds of classic lagers and craft beers, as well as handcrafted dishes which include beer-battered haddock fillet, spicy chicken wings and spinach gnocchi in arrabiatta sauce. And if you're in the mood for entertainment, then try out their weekly pub quiz.

The Victoria Stakes

Kids eat for free

Dating back over 100 years, The Victoria Stakes is a friendly pub that was once a coach house and stables. You'll find this majestic pub at the bottom of Muswell Hill, acting as a social hotspot for the local community. The gorgeous space often hosts weddings and other large events, but it's also a great place to head down for a couple of pints. And if you're feeling peckish? Check out the menu of chicken liver parfait, seared tuna nicoise, pea risotto topped with marinated feta and more.

The Maynard Arms

Combining pub, restaurant and garden bar, The Maynard Arms has all the character of a traditional boozer, 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, featuring Sunday roasts and freshly made dishes.

The Railway Tavern

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 all year round.