We went on a search for an amazing Sunday Roast and ventured a bit out of central London to The Old Queen's Head. Here we found an absolutely magical pub full of history, unexpected (and maybe kinky?) surprises, beautiful staff, and fabulous food. If the mirror ball doesn't just make you happy when you enter the second floor dining room, then you are just hopelessly unhappy. Then entire restaurant (and I explored all three floors because I'm nosy) was just beautifully decorated. We made reservations and arrived around 12:30pm (pre-matinee meal), and while not busy at arrival, the pub quickly filled with an assortment of locals that I could not have case better if I tried. I desperately wish I was a local and this was my neighborhood pub! Food and drinks: the roast was everything I hoped it would be! As a southerner (US), I grew up with Sunday roasts, though slightly different. All I can say is that the roast beef was the closest I have ever tasted to my grandmothers - the beef was so tender and the gravy almost made me lick the plate. The sticky toffee pudding was irresistible and I am embarrassed to say I made sounds of pleasure that are not usually heard at the dinner table (at least... a public table). The staff was as equally yummy as the food - I hate to objectify people, but the staff gear were the best looking and most-smiling staff we encountered in London! I left with a major crush on the hostess and the bartender! I can't imagine what this place turns into in a Friday or Saturday night, but I will be finding out during my next visit to London! read more

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Sunday roast at the Old Queens Head. Food was superb. Cocktails perfect and service was attentive and friendly. If you're not into stairs ask to be seated downstairs read more

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Service is excellent & attentive. From the host at entrance to team circling the floor. Its a gorgeous historic pub with clean(ish) toilets. Highlights bar & sofas / chairs. Honey glazed carrots & pigs (beside) the blankets were yummy (although we had expected the honey mustard sauce to be on the side not drenching them). Unfortunately, the Sunday roast is HUGELY overrated. It is affordable but average cooking. The beef was very chewy... The chicken dry. The Yorkshire pudding oily & cardboardy. Roast potatoes that they are famed for a bit stale? They could do with mash on the menu. Both gravy's tasted the same (although beef was supposed to be bone marrow & chicken "smoked") creme brulee was good read more

Beautiful and spacious pub. Went there on a Friday afternoon, got some drinks, snacks and a sticky toffee pudding. Everything was delicious and staff was attentive and friendly! read more

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Wonderful atmosphere & ambiance. Lovely service from octavian (amazing bartender) and great lighting for a nighttime cocktail. Nice patio for a casual outdoor drink. read more

The Old Queens Head is very beautiful venue outside and in. A bustling pub with a very old time feel to it. There aren't waiters as you just order at the bar but the service overall was great and the food was even better! read more

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I'd mentioned to a Londoner friend of mine that we were planning on checking out the Old Queens Head because it was reportedly haunted. Haunted by hipsters, he said. Although much more frightening than your usual garden-variety haunt, we decided to brave the weather after all for a Sunday roast and the possibility of a ghost. Well, I'm sad to report that we didn't catch any ghosts, although there were hipsters aplenty. However, we still had a great time. There was a folksy bluegrass band playing - a bit odd to hear in a London pub, but they had a good sound and we enjoyed the show. The Sunday roast was righteous too, the meat done just right and the sides spot-on. My only beef (put not intended) was with the drinks selection - at the upstairs bar there's no taps and a pretty slim selection of liquor so wine is your best bet. The bartender did let me try a few of the reds they had by the glass so I could find my favorite, which was excellent service and much appreciated. However, if you're hankering for a beer make sure to sit downstairs or settle for the paltry can selection in the upper bar. This is a cool spot - I can see why it's become a trendy hangout - and I would gladly return. read more

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If you are looking for a classic Sunday roast, this is the place to go! The food was good, the service was even better! Like most Sunday roasts, you had the classics, beef, lamb, and chicken, also a mushroom Wellington. We tried them all! Beef was amazing, along with the lamb and Wellington! The only complaint I had was with the chicken, it tasted boiled not roasted. The atmosphere was amazing and was completely picture worthy! read more

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I lived in London from 1994 to 2003 and returned in 2019 to find Islington a very different place than I remembered. Very few businesses I loved survived those 15 years, but The Old Queen's Head did! It's a beautiful and traditional pub. We just went there (numerous times over the long weekend) for drinks. The place is as beautiful as I remember and the staff are friendly. Love the little beer garden in the back. See you soon, if we can ever travel again! read more

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The best thing about this little haunt was the 2-4-1 cocktail deal on a Monday, we'd even named Monday's 'Cocktail Monday', but I went last week and IT IS NO MORE!!!!!!!!!!! I didn't actually discover this until pay time, when the barmaid requested £15 for two Martini's and through a forced/surprised/slightly horrified smile I pointed out, "but it's Cocktail Monday", to which she replied, "oh no, that ended a while ago". So to avoid embarrassment I just paid up, but I WAS NOT HAPPY!!!! Granted, they were good cocktails as usual, but there are far better places to flutter £10 a go. We'll still continue to visit, as for a meeting place it's still pretty good and the abundance of comfy seats are great to slip into during a cozy drinking session. I'm afraid that they have lost stars though, due to not only the absence of cocktail Monday, but the food was never anything special and the mish-mash of hunting lodge/Tom Dixon decor used to seem appealing, but now is just looks little odd. This is probably due to the fact that now I'm a lot more sober on visits, but still it goes down to only an 'A-OK'. RIP Cocktail Monday. You will be forever in our hearts. read more

Ah man this place has it all, great food, good music and banging drinks! Love love love, if you wanna party, and drop some moves this is the place! Food wise, the burgers are literally to die for! If you're passing, you gotta stop by. They are conversation enders! Whatever you order is stupendous. My friend raves about the Kevin bacon burger, and I'm all about the halloumi burger (oops I forgot the name). Standard price for a burger, but damn it's worth every penny and more! Drinks, it's pricey, £8.40 for a double and around the £9 mark for a cocktail, but seriously the cocktails are worth it! My new favourite is a prosecco and gin one - sweet and so refreshing with the lemon! Mmm beaut! The dance floor upstairs is what it's all about. After about 10.. It's going down! Everyone is dancing and it gets rammed! Proper top night out! Even if you live nowhere near, make a special trip, you'll love it! Highlight of this year was when Ms Dynamiteeee did a set! The place went mental!! read more

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This is definitely one of the nicest pubs in Islington. The graffiti-ed face of the Queen which hangs on a sign outside is a big clue as to what you can expect when you get in. It's very much a blend of old meets new- traditional red leather sofa's sit underneath enormous gold chandeliers, antler's hang from the wall by a chalk board displaying house cocktails. The food continues this odd blend so expect spring rolls and edamame beans next to the more traditional British fare. Nonetheless I've always been quite impressed with the consistent high quality regardless of what I've dared to order. If you're around during the week it's also worth noting that they do a soup and sandwich deal for £4.50 which is great value around this end of Islington. As others have already pointed out, The Queen's Head is almost too popular at the weekends and queue's and an entrance fee can take a bit of the charm away. My advice, drink during the week instead! Your boss will love it... read more

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This place seems to have become my go-to spot for close-to-home drinks with friends these past few months. It's definitely a cut above your regular local, with a funky, "half way to Shoreditch" vibe (fitting), cocktails, some comfy sofas, seriously hot bar staff, bands upstairs, and did I mention cocktails? On the whole, the bands upstairs are hit-and-miss. I've witnessed "OH MY GOD WOWZA, WHAT ARE THEY CALLED AGAIN?"-worthy ones, and "jesus let's just slip out quietly, m'kay?" disasters. But the good definitely outweighs the bad, so definitely head on up (there is a separate bar up there after all, as if you needed more encouragement). Downstairs is pretty perfect for socialising, and has a really nice buzz about it. It's not the kind of place that's totally dead come midnight, and for that I am thankful. In fact, au contrare, it's hopping at that hour. Oh, and they've done it out perfectly too...the place looks completely amazing at night, considering it's a pub. You'll sometimes have difficulty in getting somewhere to sit, especially if you're a group and/or the ridiculously comfy sofas are your goal, and the customers can occasionly be a bit twatty (remember, I said half way to Shoreditch, so there's sometimes the worst of both worlds converging here on her poor Majesty), but all is forgiven. Everything else more than makes up for that. So, Yelp, I'm *definitely* a fan. Now remind me again why I'm busily reviewing instead of heading out to have one of those hotties pull me a pint. Again. read more

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I love this pub anyway from the previous times I've gone on a packed sweaty Friday night. Always the most hipster pub in Angel in my opinion but I like that as this area is known for its posher pubs Today I went specially to check out the Lucky Chip burger residency. More specifically The Mark Wahlberger aka now newly named... 'THE DIRK DIGGLER' (mainly because Wahlberg himself went public at his displeasure at having a burger named after him here as he has his own burger name venture apparently. No fuss they came up with an even better (character) name! Burger of the month at Old Queens head pub is 35 day aged long-horn Beef patty, braised Beef short rib, American cheese, Pickled slaw, Sriracha kewpie Mayo & Spicy BBQ sauce. @lucky_chip you already had me on the name. (Oh and it's for free on a flip of a coin which we don't d get for free!). Great staff, dark setting, maybe too dark but I'm not one for harsh lighting. Good Amstel beer. read more

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So I went here for a friend's birthday a couple of weeks back, and was a bit excited as this pub's got quite a bit of hype surrounding it. And it was pretty cool. Clearly one of those 'Old pub that's tried to have a modern makeover situations, the decor is pretty swish and staff efficient and funky. The crowd is a mix of cool Islington Yuppies and wannabe-Hoxton-heroes, and is a great spot to people watch and have some fun. read more

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This was my 3rd visit to The Old Queens Head but my first for a DJ night so I'll have to do a bit of half and half. Firstly, as a pub I really like this place. Located just off Upper St it's in a really good location and they've got a decent selection of drinks. Sunday roast is pretty special but they have a no booking policy so you've just got to take a chance and hang about. Sadly as a club venue when they have DJs in upstairs it loses a lot of it's appeal. Layout is pretty terrible and the place gets so busy that it's almost impossible to get across the dancefloor and I found that it was easy to get hemmed in around the tables at the sides. The toilet is located downstairs and the staircase is pretty narrow so take care. It's definitely worth checking out but just make sure that you pick your night read more

The Old Queens Head - Ready to watch Star Wars - Pubs Near Me - London, XGL

Great burgers and they are reasonably priced. I'd say best burger I have had in Islington. We had 3 burgers and 2 sides of fries for £30. I'd recommend the bacon cheeseburger. You can order food at the bar and it comes out fast. Pub Trivia is on Tuesdays nights, meaning most tables inside are reserved starting at 7pm, yet most people don't show up until 8pm when trivia begins. Great pub atmosphere, and they have ~10 beers on tap. read more

The Old Queen's Head held a free event on the 4th of May where they showed all three original Star Wars films back to back. The event was called: May The Fourth Be With You. This is just one of the reasons I am proud to call the Old Queens Head my local. (Another reason involves a rather regal mounted deer head, but we'll save that for another update.) read more

I like the Old Queen's Head. Maybe even better than the new one. It's in a great location, just ten minutes walk along Essex Road towards Dalston from Angel tube. There's a nice long bar and the usual selection of drinks and bar snacks. The decor is quite old fashioned, which I like, and the staff are very friendly and efficient. So far, 3 stars. But wait. Upstairs, they use their extra room to the max. It's a music venue, a bar and a club all in one! I went last weekend for one reson only: it stays open until 2am, and was really surprised. It was packed, but cheap to get in, even until quite late. There was a live rock band playing until midnight and then the choons came a-pumpin' and it was a bar turned into a club. Now, I don't really like the whole dancing thing, on vanity grounds, but this was different. They were mixing Vampire Weekend with the Clash! I mean, WHAT? GET IN! You can't help but jump around and act like a nutter who doesn't care what he looks like when that happens. I'm going back next week. read more

I like the queens head, its your basic nattier than a regular pub, and more down to earth than a lot of places in, say, Hoxton. But saying this, the relaxed pub vibe is not there, neither do you enter the queens head and say to yourself, "this night could go anywhere". The Queens head is a good pub if you catch it at the right time, the dance floor/stage upstairs holds a mixture of gigs, and has a solid crowd, although my last visit was tainted by some idiot that thought he could get in my face about the girl I was dancing with. He was wrong, but that's another story. On the wall of the queens head hangs a head of a stag, which I have always thought was cool. I go to the Queens Head fairly regularly because when its right, its right. The best time to come is really whenever you can get a spot on the couch and just relax with some friends, so actually I would recommend it not on the weekends, but a nice weekday night when you stay out maybe a little later than you should. A good pub for a nightcap or lunch, but I'd say upstairs entertainment and weekend cover charge are enough to keep me away when this place gets packed. read more

In the words of a good friend, "You've changed!" TOQH should be a gem, but they have pissed all over themselves destroying everything I love. I went on Saturday night and was manhandled (very nicely but still!) into a barrier to pay £4 to get in. Yup, £4 to have a pint in a pub. So by the time my night had even started I had already handed over almost half a tenner to step into a noisy room. And was it noisy? Hell yes! I had to be introduced to my friend's fella 3 times before I could actually hear his name. Nick, no, Rick, no, Dick, no... it's Alan! Okay it wasn't Alan but you get my point. Their saving grace is their staff, happy smiling and fast. You're not thirsty for long at this bar. Still I don't want to go back so I have to give them two stars. I'm upset. Message me when you're, your old self again... I miss you. read more

I'll admit it, the only reason I stopped in here one day was to use the loo. And what a lovely loo it is! Really, I take note of these things and this one was quite elegant. The bar itself is also very nice. I like the relaxed atmosphere in here. I felt like I was sitting in a friend's drawing room. The bartender was very nice, helping me count out my money (as I hadn't quite gotten used to British coinage yet) without looking put out by this. And to top it off, their music selection was great. I got a little nostalgic for home when "Maps" came over the sound system as this is one of the songs I'm still trying to master on Rock Band. It's too bad an entire ocean separates my home from this bar, otherwise, I could see myself calling this place my neighborhood bar. read more

Made sure to check out this bar after driving passed it since it appeared to be a great place to have a drink or two. Surely enough, the pub was packed with locals and tourist alike. Turned out it was karaoke night which explains why people were pretty rowdy as we walked inside the establishment. Not wanting to take part in the ruckus, we grabbed a pint of brew and went straight to a garden located out in the back. Contrary to the commotion inside, the patio was rather intimate with the dimmed lighting and huge walls enclosing the area. I didn't even mind that other patrons were filling up the area with smoke from their cigarettes. Overall, The Old Queen's Head is one of the better bars along Essex Road. I will definitely come back especially since I heard about the second floor where they host live performances from great bands and raging parties with DJ's spinning awesome music all night long. read more

Here it is, this is the best Sunday roast in Islington. FACT! Which is also kind of a pain, because it's always packed. Bummer. Now you might think, this girl is crazy, no way is a place with taxidermied animals on the walls and filthy hipsters hanging around going to be the best roast but it just is. And I've done the research. I've ate the research. This place is my favourite. Why? Point 1: Very affordable. £15 for the priciest roast. Point 2: Best gravy of your life. Point 3: Friendly staff Point 4: Awesome cocktails Point 5: Squashy couches to sit on Point 6: Jon Snow from Game of Thrones comes here. read more

Nice pub in Islington and a convenient location between Angel tube station and where most of my friends live, so it's a good meeting place. We went there last night to see a live gig, only to find out the website where the gig was listed got the date wrong. We ended up paying £6 to see some weird folk music that we hadn't planned on. Out of the kindness of her heart, the door lady agreed to give us our money back after I explained our mistake. It was absolutely mortifying, but she was so nice about it, I almost wanted to stay and continue watching the lady with her accordion belt out some celtic tunes. Seems like a cool place to catch a live show though. Hopefully we can make it back in the future to see some music that's more our taste! read more

I used to work here! Now keep in mind that was back in 2001 when I was living in Islington. Great pub, great atmosphere. Very comfy. I was always a fan of the staff and the owners were amazing. Although I believe they moved to France. Great set of regulars and a good mix of newbies always flock here. I think they have bands play still, and they used to have an upstairs room for larger parties. I will definitely make a special trip to this place next time I'm in London. read more

I must say, I'm not a fan of places who play music too loud (I actually like speaking to my friends) blame it on me "getting older" or whatever but if you are like me, I'd recommend skipping the upstairs. The upstairs is supposed to be like a dance club but when I was there, no one was dancing, the music was bland and too loud. It was crowded though with hot young things so I'm sure that holds the appeal to most there. What I liked about this place was the cheap entrance fee (4 pounds) so you could have a quasi-club atmosphere without taking it fully to the club level. Also it was roomy inside and had a very cozy feel, the general impression was that I felt like I was in someone's (really large) living room. Comfy couches strewn about looked great and really added to that living room feel but on a Saturday night it might do best to pile them in a corner as this is a popular place and gets crowded... it could use the extra space the couches take up! In general I'd go back here, it's a nice spot but if you don't live in Islington, look around where you live I'm sure you can find something similar that you can just crawl home from! read more

Alright so I went in here thinking there was some 2 for 1 deal on a Monday and was viciously turned down by the bartender. Old Queens Head can be a cool place to hang out at times - good seating, music, people watching etc. It's better when weather permits to sitting outside as I enjoy their seating area street side. On a negative note, they were having stand-up comedy one night (which we specifically went for) and when we went upstairs we turned right back around when the women working the door was very rude to us. The £14.00 pricetag I am sure also played a major part in this as well. All in all - I've had good times here and I've had poor times here. I don't like those odds. read more

Great place to go for after work drinks, the Old Queens Head is usually pretty busy by 6.30pm on a Thursday and Friday. Friendly atmosphere with seating outside and an upstairs area that opens a little later, it's worth a visit - even if only to take a gander at the rather interesting decor that graces the walls. read more

It was a Saturday, there was ice hockey on in Clapton, and a few of us decided to go to Islington for a few beers and food before the game. We found ourselves a spot in the corner, quickly perused the menu, and sauntered over to the bar to make our order. A delightful looking woman at the bar overhears our deliberation over whether to get wings with our burgers, and chimes in with a resounding recommendation for the wings. What's more, she affirmed my choice of burger, the Dirk Diggler; informing me that it was "the best burger in town." I've heard that many times about many things. If I've learned nothing else, it's that people love to exaggerate. Now I'm all for the occasional hyperbole, and on numerous occasions I have waxed lyrical about the quality of something, yet I took her comment with a pinch of salt. Even if she was very nice to look at. So we waited what seemed like 15h for our food. Hanger had well and truly set in. "This had better be worth the wait." I thought to myself. Now let me tell you, you can stick your Byron burger where the sun doesn't shine, because it doesn't even deserve to be in the same conversation as the burgers on offer in this joint. The patty was sublime, the prime rib topping added a level of sweetness that dreams are made of, and the spicy mayo cheese fries were out of this world. So, to the woman at the bar: I'm sorry for underestimating your claim. You were right all along. read more

I went to The Old Queen's Head because several members of Snow Patrol and Belle & Sebastian were supposed to be DJing here on Friday night to launch Snow Patrol's Late Night Tales. I got here just before 8 pm when it was still free to enter and ended up cooling my heels upstairs for the next couple of hours while waiting for the boys to come on. There was no sign anywhere to inform anyone of the time their DJ set was, and I left at a quarter to eleven as my arms were aching from having to carry my heavy coat and jacket during that time. If the management of The Old Queen's Head read this - you might want to consider having a cloak room of some kind if you're having music events. There may have been one, for all I know, but as far as I can tell, I didn't see one, and I doubt anyone else did either. Almost everyone upstairs was carrying their coat and bag while on the dance floor and... that can be rather inconvenient if you want to dance! Anyway, upon leaving the pub, there was a long line of people waiting to get in. As Ian said, if there's a special event going on here, you'd best be prepared to get in early and get ready for a long, long wait! Oh, and it's probably best if you're carrying as little as possible. read more

One of my absolute favourite Islington spots, I'm surprised it's taken me so long to say something about the place. I'm usually here for the music or the Sunday chill out sessions - and I can't say many a bad word about either. The music room bar is a stunning little venue for a gig - intimate and nicely fitted out. A great place to hear up and coming bands and songwriters. It's this room that turns into a bit of ghetto heaven come the weekend - hipsters rammed in within an inch of their lives. I prefer the midweek vibe. The Sundays are cracking. So chilled. The roast is spot on and it's a great way to finish up the weekend. read more

A few weeks ago I went to the Old Queens Head in Islington for a gig. I decided to go there early to have something for dinner. When I arrived, the pub was quite full - this seems to be a popular place among the locals. But I was lucky enough to find a place at a table. For the food, I ordered the sliders and fries. While the fries were good, but not extraordinary, the sliders were excellent. Just a bit small, I should probably have ordered six instead of three. There are three different sliders available with one veggie option. And I must admit, that I quite enjoyed the veggie slider. Later I went upstairs to the gig. The room offers lots of comfy places and service throughout the gig - good if you are hungry or thirsty, a bit annoying if you are there mainly for the music. But overall it was fine. The lineup was quite extensive, raging from singer songwriter artists with a voice and a guitar to complete bands. The sound was fine and some of the artists were really good. The Old Queens Head is definitely a place I will keep in mind when searching for gigs in the future. read more

Just the right balance between busy and relaxed, great crowd of people, lovely ambience, the perfect pub really. I've been here a few times just for drinks, but also to see a couple of gigs in the bar upstairs. For the most recent one a gig on a busy Friday night the tickets stated "doors open at 8" which seems to translate into no entry to pub without ticket, a stamp on the wrist and a 3 hours wait until the guy takes to the stage some time after 11. Not ideal when you rely on public transport to take you home at the other end of town ... I made the last bus still buzzing from an amazing performance - so well worth it! read more

The Old Queen's Head is located at the beginning of Essex Road, close to Angel station. Monday nights are a good deal since they have a two-for-one deal on yummy cocktails until 9pm and it is usually quiet enough to grab yourself a good seat. Last night I ventured here for the first time on a Friday and it was a very different experience. Fridays and Saturdays usually have an entrance fee of £4. It was very busy and the DJs were spinning their tunes in the upstairs room. The upstairs boasts a full dance floor which does not often happen in pubs. The music was mixed ranging from cheesy, house, or indie. All in all, the experience was OK. But I do prefer this pub on a quiet weekday evening. read more

This is a traditional old London pub which has been spruced up by some knowing owner to attract those in Angel who are willing to queue to drink somewhere with style. Lots of fancy leather sofas are dotted around an oversize fireplace and underneath giant wall-mounted antlers. The Guinness and cocktails are good choices, if pricey. If you are willing to brave the queue and the over-eager security at the weekend, then a modest entry price sees some big name dance Djs play in the room above the main bar. Personally speaking, I avoid the venue after more than one encounter with some odd people inside. Having said that, I still always look out for who is playing there while sailing by on my daily commute. read more

A few years ago I was quite a regular at The Old Queens Head and it was a good old traditional pub with great prices. I recently went in for a drink with friends and found that it's still a lovely pub although the prices seemeda lot steeper (inflation, maybe?) I was particualrly impressed with the range of cocktails, especially the mojito! If I'm in the area on a Monday I will have to pop in for 2-4-1 cocktails. I am also glad to see that the cute 'garden' is still there. Despite the makeover it has still avoided becoming a character-less venue like so many of the bars in Islington. read more

This is definitely the coolest bar in this part of Islington. The staff are hot, the customers are attractive, the beer is fairly cheap and the decor is cool. During the week it basically operates like a normal pub with an upstairs room that sometimes hosts gigs - I've seen some great accoustic sessions up there. At the weekend however, I've had the surprising sight in the past of people queueing out the door, prepared to pay to see some DJs play there. The bookers do manage to get some really impressive people, including members of happening bands to DJ there. A friend in Peterborough spoke of it as legendary even though he'd never been. I've never quite experienced this but still really like to head there to start a night out. read more

The Old Queens Head - Pubs Near Me - London, XGL

A trendy music pub with a young crowd set over two floors. Often there are DJ's and live music upstairs but some nights it is a great place for a quiet sit down. The pub can get overcrowded on weekends and the queue can be long and there is a small fee on the door. They do some food but it is best on the weekend with Saturday brunch and Sunday Lunch. The decor is traditional old pub with mix match furniture, fireplace and wood panels. The toilets are really cool. There is seating both at the front on Essex road and at the back in their beer garden. read more

I actually found this place pretty cool. I love music and the louder the better for me. his is only if the DJs are actually skilled enough to mix live and not use CD's. This place loves playing the old school dance and hip hop with a little new stuff thrown in. Its not the greatest place to end the night, but the few times i have been, there were alot of good looking guys there. Was i lucky or was it a fluke? The outside area is great, especially when you want to chat to friends rather than enjoy the music. And with the friendly staff, i think you could do alot worse than come here, although i dont think its good enough to be my regular haunt. read more