My new local pub. Really nice, with a lovely beer garden area to enjoy sunny days (don't worry if…read moreit's not warm enough, they have heaters outside). The staff is lovely and as a pub they have an extra point with the food...because it's yummy! Last year they had a pop-up-summer-hog-pulled-pork-thing that was incredible! And this year I've been trying little bits from their menu....and specially enjoying the Sunday's one. I'm spanish, and their cod bites taste like proper Spanish buñuelos de bacalao!!!

This is quite a special pub in Tottenham, it's certainly got its own character - it's fairly large…read morewith several different rooms and a garden area outside. There were quite a few real ales on when we were there, and a couple of craft beers on tap. They have a 5 star food hygiene rating on the door which is actually reassuring, it shows they obviously take food seriously and that management care about the place. We did go for the food and it was really good, I was surprised actually as they didn't seem to be making an effort to sell themselves on the quality of the food. We were there early evening and the place already had a buzz to it, they'd also had the Rubgy on earlier but was showing outside which was fantastic as you could then choose to go out and watch it or stay in and ignore it as you pleased. Probably the stand out point was the friendliness of the service, we were met by very enthusiastic bar staff who made the visit memorable - hopefully it's always this good here!

Stopped in before a match and grabbed a few pints and met up with friends. I was part of the away…read morecrowd and this is a pub near the stadium that welcomes away fans. The staff is super nice, service is quick, and the crowd is friendly (even to away fans). I would definitely come back here before a match at Tottenham.

A friendly tavern in Tottenham. Don't be steered away by the neighborhood, this is a great spot,…read moreinside or out. Fair prices. Great staff. Ample seating. If you're up for a match, leave the hustle of the main drag and come around the corner to the Antwerp!

A great place to grab a beaver town pint before going to the Tottenham match. This has a pub like…read moreatmosphere but definitely doesn't look like your standard English pub. Very fun decor and all Beavertown decorations. There's a nice patio outside with heaters and screens. Very fun atmosphere.

great pub nice and quiet except on match days at tottenham when u cant move in thereread more

If you are a Spurs fan and want to booze it up and watch the Spurs win loose or draw in the company…read moreof other Spurs fans, there are plenty of pubs to choose from, but I think the Bill Nicholson must be the best. It is Tottenham themes from top to bottom, with the navy and white colour scheme, it is decorated with autographed shirts, boots, tickets, a mass of old programmes run the entire length of one wall and other Spurs memorabilia. I love it in here, any Spurs fan would. The place was actually once used as a changing room for the players, a long time ago, so it is a part of the clubs history. In fact, it has only recently been named the Bill Nicholson. Living in Tottenham has taken me past this place many times, but a few years ago it was revamped inside and out and was re-named in honour of the great Bill Nicholson. I have just been the once on match day, and it was a great atmosphere.

I really loved this place! I went with my friend Jerry to see London's bridge at night and were…read morelooking for a relaxed place to eat dinner and drink. We actually ran into this place because it's upstairs to the Horniman Pub and I had been looking up places and pointed out that this place sounded funny. Our server was awesome. He was a skinny guy with braces and he probably thought we were alcoholics by how many drinks and pitchers we were ordering. He came to us at the end with a free pitcher !! I was so excited. As for the food, I enjoyed the appetizer more than my meal. We ordered the sampler with lamb meatballs, cut up sausages, and fried Brie. I was in love with the Brie and had to ask him again what it was called. I'm scared that I'll never have the chance to get fantastic fried Brie again, so this restaurant has a special in my heart. I ordered the sausages that came with mashed potatoes and Jerry ordered the rib eye steak. They were equally good! Jerry said he enjoyed my sausages more because his had some chewy fatty parts, but I'd think that's normal for steaks to have a bit of fats. Overall, I really enjoyed my night here. If you pick the right seating you can see the London's bridge OR you can have a wonderful view of downstairs Horiman bar, which can we very entertaining as it is beautiful. When we finished our meals I saw a couple mice running around on the floor. I was near drinking my last sip so I found it more entertaining than gross. Maybe that's something to keep in mind if you hate rodents. Cheers !

A nice chill place that has a build your own gin and tonic menu for the G & T drinkers…read more We went on a Sunday evening around 7 when they offer a Sunday roast menu, however, they didn't have any of the roast items that night. So I had the beef pie instead. The beef pie was good with the side of mashed potatoes, but like a few girls I know would say, I've had better. Overall, a good place, especially for the location and I, will try it again. hopefully on my second visit, I will be able to get the Sunday roast, and hopefully, it will be worth another star in my review.

Now god and London underground know I try to avoid Tottenham if possible, but I cannot fail to make…read morea pitstop to the Ferry Boat whenever I find myself near there. First of all, it's actually off a main road on the very edge of Tottenham and not far from the resevoirs and lakes nearby. Okay it boils down to this: the food here is damn good! close your eyes for a sec - now think of all typical British pub food and think of them done very, very well. If you like some of what's in that imagination, then go to the Ferry Boat. The steak is particularly good and their desserts will surprise you a lot! The strawberry cheesecake there beats the undies off most fancy cake shops in the city. The atmosphere is good, no rowdy or shady characters here (apart from me of course~!) should make for a decent meal out with friends; a nice and spacious beer garden is also pretty good if the weather is nice (yep, all 4 good days of the year!) The only downer is the fact that the furniture is a bit off compared to the otherwise exceptionally nice interior (with woodfire and country house feel). The chairs are at times rickety, and some pretty mismatched and gawdy. It says 3 stars on top but I'd give it 3.5. I wouldn't cross the city to dine here, but if you want a safe choice and are nearby then check it out. Ash

Ahh years spent here as a student! A recent trip back to London, and it's still the same...mainly…read more Like most Wetherspoons, it has a huge range of beers, local and imported, with guest drinks too. And I can vouch for the hot chocolates here - they're amazing, and don't skimp on the cream! It's a pretty big pub, full of nooks and crannies, perfect for a gossip, but also with enough space for large groups. It's in need of a bit if a clean, but hey not too much, a super clean pub always seems...odd ;) Just don't bother trying to get in when Tottenham is playing, will be packed to the brim!

This bar is literally the best. My husband and I are visiting from USA and the couple that runs…read morethis bar are the sweetest people you'll ever meet. Beer is super cheap, the food is great (and cheap) and you're right near the Tottenham Stadium if you're planning to attend a match. Highly recommend if you're in the area!

Used to be a Wetherspoons and despite it's change of ownership it has kept an important aspect from…read moreit's Wetherspoon's days and that is the price. Besides Spoon's pubs and Sam Smith's pubs this is the only place where I have paid less then 2 pounds for a pint. Other pluses are the extremely friendly staff and the layout, which makes a big pub somehow more intimate, with its sections and levels. No wonder it was very busy and the fizz pub next door was practically empty.

Normal pub for this area. Sometimes quite a bit strange people around. The Bar staff is really…read morefriendly.

We only had drinks here but this was a great little dive (ish) bar close to Dalston…read more It's got an eclectic mix of decor and spaces. Enough tables to seat most on all but he busiest of nights. It has that comfy at your childhood home welcoming feel and I imagine would be even more cozy and fun in the winter. Fun, kind staff. Nice go to pub. 5 star please

Love this pub that reopened about a year ago, just off Dalston high street and the Balls Pond Road…read more Quite a rough place previously (apparently) it is now a lovely beer filled pub, serving Thai food. Owned by the same guys who have brought us the awesome Pineapple in Kentish Town. The young landlord is a good bloke and offers about half a dozen ales. In a couple of visits this selection (for example Redemption Big Chief, Brewdog 5am Saint and Purity UBU) has kept me from just staying for just one as I had intended. As have random conversations with other people enjoying the place. How easily a quick pint can lead to an evening pleasantly wasted.

Super nice staff- shout out Roumelia for the hospitality. Rooms and common areas were clean…read more Enjoyed the bar and pool table.

I thought I left this review a while back. Awful place which makes up prices as they go along…read moreespecially on event days