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Time Out says
Tue Aug 2 2011
Tucked away in the residential labyrinth behind the corner of the High Street and Church Street in Stoke Newington, this is one of the nicer drinking options in a part of London with more than its share of mediocre pubs.
The first thing you see as you walk through the corner door is four handpumps (Sharp’s Doom Bar, Black Sheep Ale and others). But there are also novel ciders and a pretty decent wine list, among other drinking options.
Food is a selling point – gastropub-style cooking that’s perhaps a little too pricey but, especially at Sunday lunchtimes, ticks most of the comfort-cooking boxes. The locals are a friendly bunch, as are the staff.
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