Great pub, great beer, all Brodies at £1.99 a pint, from 3.2% to 11%, how bad is that…read more... 5 mins walk from Leyton Midland overground ,15 mins from Leyton tube, bit of a schlep on the bus, 55 from town could take a while,East London well served though. Now doing guest ales all at £1.99, including Jaipur IPA!

This pub can be a bit tricky to get to. It's not really near any stations, but the area is very…read morewell served by bus. This is a large pub, with a dartboard and a couple of tellys. The décor is Victorian and the walls are covered with various beer memorabilia, most coming from somewhere else of course, but that doesn't make it look any less impressive. The drinks are cheap, about 2 pounds a pint for the ales. The lagers are a little more. The reason why the ale is so reasonable? Well it is brewed just out back. This pubs small beer garden separates the pub from the Brodie's brewery. They do make some excellent beers. The Blonde and the sunshine were my favourites but I managed to sample most of them and they were all pretty decent. The Thai food here is reputed to be excellent. I'm afraid I only tried some prawn crackers but they were certainly decent so I'd be keen to try a full meal here sometime. This is a really excellent pub, very close to a 5 rating, but I'd like to come back to be sure.

This pub in the past has had a succession of worthless managers who were "only here for the beer"…read more They were rarely seen except for when they and their mates wanted a good time "on the house". Thankfully, this pub now has a professional manager who treats his staff and customers with the respect they deserve. In the short time that he has been here he has transformed the pub from a drinking hole for a few regulars and for a few underage louts to play pool to a modern stylish establishment providing good real ale and first class food. The pool tables have gone, along with the youth element and any drug problem there was has been totally dealt with. There is a visible increase to the amount of regulars that now comes in and these are of all shapes and sizes. Literally! What I mean is there are more women and families coming in especially on Sunday's for the excellent Sunday Roast. Money has been spent on the decor along with new windows and big screen TV's. There is a warm and friendly atmosphere here now which is a complete contrast to years gone by. The best endorsement I can give to back this up is to say that my wife said she would be happy to walk in to the pub on her own for a drink, and wouldn't feel uncomfortable. I have sampled all of the pubs in the area and I can honestly say this is the best in all departments. Good Beer, good food and as said a good atmosphere. I have also been told that they have a good golf society in there too, with over 70 members. All things considered a very good experience and one I strongly suggest you experience for yourself.

Old Hall tavern, a lovely place to be, for a night out. Food Beautiful staff, fantastic…read more Entertainment at wkends excellent. We love the tav

What a very cool bar! Mirth, Marvel, and Maud used to be an old movie theatre that somehow managed…read moreto be closed for a long time without being torn down! MMM has kept the original layout, which is beautiful with marble floors and pillars. They even pay homage to their former origins by projecting Tom & Jerry onto the wall above the door. They have two different bars--one cocktail bar and one normal (beer and wine) bar. The staff are very helpful and are happy to make suggestions for drinks. We treated ourselves to cocktails, which were very nice but quite expensive (15GBP for two)! Apparently, they also do very good food here. The menu looks great and the staff highly recommend it! I will be back to check out the food. Overall, I was very glad that we checked this place out and I will definitely be back. Another great addition to the Walthamstow scene!!

When I heard Antic had opened a bar in the foyer of a former cinema I was expecting it to be…read morepretty small but it's actually pretty substantial - there's even pillars inside a couple of stories tall! I loved it, it's wonderful and frankly I was amazed it had been saved and not turned into flats or something while the cinema was closed. There's a separate cocktail and wine bar at the front, which really makes you feel like having a cocktail, but if you resist then the bar at the back serves various beers. The only bad point of course is the toilets, Antic always have bad toilets, and this time they were not only in poor shape but were completely flooded. I appreciate it's an old building but if they can get the rest so right then why not the toilets?? Typical Antic :) I'll still give them 5 stars though as the rest is a marvel for sure.

What an awesome place. We stopped here on day 2 of our trip to London. The Eagles were playing…read morethe Jaguars and the bar was packed with Eagle fans. I did see a couple of Steeler fans but wow what a busy place.

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!!!

The Bell is a lovely little Walthamstow gem. The decor is comfy with lots of sofas and good, but…read morenot too loud music. It's a very good place to catch up with friends. I'm unsure what it is like on weekends as I visited on a Tuesday, but the atmosphere was relaxed and homey. The Bell is an interesting historical part of Walthamstow as it is a former communist headquarters! It probably easily features within the top buildings in Walthamstow. The building from the outside is quite impressive and beautiful. The food menu is extensive, but not expensive as its in the 10£/plate range. I didn't have food, but enjoyed the drinks that I had. This was my first experience with The Bell and I will be returning soon. The Bell is officially on my favourite Walthamstow pub list.

I really recommend this place, the service is amazing so yeah and also they amazing food tooread more

This is a beautiful old (looking) building set in Epping Forest, is a Brewers Fayre franchise, so…read morethe food ranges from nuked lasagna to really nice roasts, still good value for money. The access is good, and there is a large car park. Its also reputed to be HAUNTED!

Don't come here expecting the worlds best grub; reason for 4 stars is as follows-…read more1.location - in middle of Epping Forrest where you can have a gentle stroll or a 5 hour walk BUT this place is easy to get to on public transport (where other pub- restaurants of a better standard are not) - it's also beside Henry 8ths hunting lodge - amazing free attraction 2. Beer garden - fab any time of year to relax and enjoy nature 3. Food is chain- it is what it says on the tin 4. Unlimited free Coata coffee - enough said

This pub has a nice olde look to it and the beer selection was way way more interesting than I…read moreanticipated. Lots of new ones for me and I followed the crowd in selecting Buzz Light Beer, the honey-est flavoured bee-er I hive ever tasted (haha sigh). It was rather nice. The icing on the cake? A falafel tent erected outside the pub. You can order there and they will bring the delicious result to you at your table in the pub. Not sure how often that is the case of course, but if its outside I would recommend it.

I've known this pub for three years now. As an essential aspect of the Walthamstow community, it…read morehosts a range of pop-ups, gigs, etc. I've been to both the pop-up Thai restaurant and wood oven pizza, which were fantastic. Unfortunately, the actual pub doesn't serve food. The pub staff are always really nice even when they're busy. The clientele range from older men to hipsters to young professionals to everything in between. It's a really good place to grab a pint and they even allow four legged friends. I had a lovely time here last night listening to a blue grass band. There was lots of people there and even some dancing. The atmosphere was great and we really enjoyed ourselves! Now that I've listed all the positives, I do need to talk about the negatives. The pub needs a restoration as it is beginning to look a little worn. For example, the carpets need to be replaced and it could do with a fresh coat of paint. However, the place is pretty clean for a pub! This is pretty minor as the other elements are way more important to a night out. On the other hand, this is also part of the vibe. Overall it's a charming aspect of the community that I'm glad is around!

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The first pub I ever set foot into and certainly a boozer that will remain close to my heart! If…read moreyour a Yid whose looking for a cracking match day atmosphere look know further! Granted the fosters is a bit ropey and it can take 20 mins to get served but this pub makes up for all that with its atmosphere on a match day! The place goes off week in week out especially when where playing he filth or the rent boys!

Super pub in London for food, booze, friendly welcome, and good atmosphere…read more Can't wait to go back.

A real, normal pub. Fantastic, huge beer garden. Dirt cheap drinks. Lots of big screens with all…read morethe sport you can imagine. Two pool tables plus dart boards. Food isn't great but it's that sort of frozen pub food you expect for really low prices. Lounge is massive but the beer area is nice and cosy. Karaoke on Friday seems suitably loud and dunk. Don't go for gourmet food or rare ales, but go for big brand drinks and a laugh.

Since its launch in 2014, the Beavertown Brewery taproom has drawn pilgrimages of craft beer…read moredrinkers to Tottenham Hale. As the brewery became more obsequious and recognised across the city, the popularity of the taproom has proportionally increased- currently only open to the public on Saturdays, it's customary to expect queues: the ten taps at the bar will always have the freshest beers going, with the core range and seasonals represented in good measure. The beer list is available in advance online and special releases will be promoted on social media. There are fridges where bottles can be purchased and customers can imbibe onsite. Outside, there's a small can bar of the core range, where Neck Oil and Gamma Ray can be sourced without a lengthy wait. There are pita crisps available at the bars and always a pop-up food vendor purveying hot dishes to counterbalance the drinking session- on a recent visit, we had scrumptious burgers from Squid Kitchen paired with some patatas bravas. When the sun is shining, there's plenty of seating outdoors in the form of communal wooden tables, chairs made from pallates and even reject diner plastic chairs and table sets. Inside, there's no seating, but clusters of people gather- prudently within a eyeshot from the bar. There's also the thrill of supping a beer in the brewery itself, under the shadow of the mammoth fermenter tanks. The atmosphere is always convivial, mostly older Millennials and discerning types- but there's always a contingency of drinkers who are content to graze on their Gamma Ray without sampling some of the smaller batch offerings. The Beavertown staff are always welcoming and enthusiastic- they'll talk you through the selection on tap and will make recommendations. They're run off their feet as the queue snakes around the bar without respite from the moment that the doors open, but maintain a steady pace and sense of humour. While it's patently obvious that the popularity of the brewery and their beer has been unprecedented over the past two years and that the taproom can't sustain the swelling crowds for much longer, it's worth experiencing before the next incarnation of the brewery bar is announced. There's a lot of talk about a designated pub or expansion within the confines of the industrial yard, but nothing has been officially announced. In the meantime, it's worth eking out to Tottenham Hale to drink some great beer from the source- just make sure you try a bit of everything and that you get down there early.

We needed a beer after walking to the top of Tottenham Stadium with the Dare skywalk, and this…read moreplace was right across the street from the stadium. I can only imagine the amazing atmosphere here during a game. I ordered the Bones lager and hubby got Neck oil. We enjoyed both on their patio behind the building. Neck oil was on tap in many pubs we visited, so it's obviously a very popular beer in London. I like all the colorful art in the taproom and on their glasses as well!