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AMATHUS (OFF LICENCE)

97 Muswell Hill Broadway, N10 3RS

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FAMOUS ROYAL OAK

73 St James's Lane, N10 3QY

020 8444 2504

Mon - Thur 12.00 - 23.30; Fri - Sat 12.00 - 00.30; Sun 12.00 - 22.30

Fuller's London Pride; Greene King IPA

Modern replacement for an old pub on this site, below arches of old railway from Highgate to Alexandra Palace. One main bar, with pool table in a large extension to right-hand side. Main sporting events shown on TV. Large outside seating area at front. Quiz night on Thursday. Light snacks available at all times.

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Last update: 27/11/2007

HEIGHTS

259 Muswell Hill Broadway, N10 1DE

Closed down several years ago.

Closed.

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Last update: 17/06/2005

HILL

56 Muswell Hill, N10 3ST

Closed - for refurbishment

Formerly Green Man

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Last update: 11/01/2006

JOHN BAIRD

122 Fortis Green Road, N10 3HN

020 8444 8830

Mon to Thu 11.00 -23.00; Fri/Sat 11.00 - 0.00, Sun 12.00 - 22.30

Adnams Best Bitter, Black Sheep Bitter, Taylor's Landlord, Wells Bombardier, + two rotating guests + Weston's Traditional Scrumpy

Fifties pub named after the famous television pioneer; the first broadcasts were made from nearby Alexandra Palace. Refurbished mid 2007 to give a light, warm atmosphere, with new comfortable seating. Former pool-room on left side of bar now 'Black Orchid' Thai restaurant. Larger room to right of bar split by divider. Sports events shown on TV. Large outside smoking / drinking area.

Ownership - John Barras

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Last update: 27/11/2007

KEENANS

89 Colney Hatch Lane, N10 1LR

Fuller's London Pride + 1 guest

The original shop conversion by Andrew Marler later run by Tim Martin of Wetherspoons. Real ale was reintroduced to this pub by landlord Gordon Fitzgerald, who reopened the pub as Keenan's after a colourful makeover, said he was determined to bring back a regulars' favourite., "We brought back ale because it's a traditional drink and we thought it was important. Not enough pubs serve it nowadays. We've had a good response to the ales. London Pride is the most popular". Tables are usually placed outside for drinkers, and there is also a small beer garden and downstairs pool room

Previously Spoons

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Last update: 03/08/2010

MAID OF MUSWELL

121 Alexandra Park Road, N10 2DP

0871 223 5772

12.00 - 23.00 Mon to Fri; 11.00 - 23.00 Sat; 11.00 - 22.30 Sun

Adnams Broadside, Timothy Taylor's Landlord + different guest every week

Has undergone a bit of a transformation with shades of gastro in its new furnishings and menu. There is a larger outside seating area and food is served 12.00 - 22.00 Sat/Sun and 12.00 - 15.00 and 17.00 - 22.00 rest of the week.

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Last update: 14/03/2007

O'NEILLS

87 Muswell Hill Broadway, N10 3HA

No real ale

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Last update: 17/02/2007

ROSEVIEW HOTEL

2 Queens Avenue, Muswell Hill, N10

No real ale

An independent hotel with a large bar open to the public. Fizzy beer only, reasonable price, nice and quiet but very close to Muswell Hill Broadway. Definitely not just a small hotel bar!

website: www.roseviewhotel.co.uk

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Last update: 14/08/2009

SLUG AND LETTUCE

390-392 Muswell Hill Broadway, N10 1DJ

020 8444 4722

Caledonian Deuchars IPA

The change to the Slug and Lettuce brand seems to have brought about the introduction of real ale.

Previously Ha! Ha! Bar & Canteen

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Last update: 16/08/2007

TAP AND BARREL

258 Muswell Hill Broadway, N10

See entry for Village below.

Now part of Village

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Last update: 03/08/2006

VICTORIA STAKES

1 Muswell Hill, N10 3TH

020 8815 1793

Mon - Wed 17.00 - 23.00 (Thu 00.00), Fri/Sat 12.00 - 24.00, Sun 12.00 - 22.30)

Two rotating beers (e.g. Cottage Southern Bitter, Hop Back Summer Lightning)

Single-bar pub nestling in the foothills of Alexandra Palace, on the main Finsbury Park to Muswell Hill bus route. Its name comes from a horse race and the theme is reinforced throughout the pub. Like several real ale outlets in the area, it describes itself as a ‘bar and dining rooms’. Furnishings are a mix of leather sofas and old style wooden chairs; there is a wooden floor throughout. As well as two real ales at any one time, the pub also offers draught Leffe and Hoegaarden. Food is served, either in the pub or the upstairs restaurant, Mon - Thu 18.00 - 22.30, Fri/Sat 12.00 - 16.00 and 18.00 - 22.30, Sun 12.30 - 21.00. The menu takes in everything from Thai fish cakes to Barnsley lamb chop. Outdoor seating is available at both front and rear of the pub. Overground: Alexandra Palace. Bus: W7.

website: www.victoriastakes.co.uk

Enterprise

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Last update: 13/09/2009

VILLAGE

258-260 Muswell Hill Broadway, N10 3SH

Was Swiss Village at 258 and Ritchies at 260 although jointly run. At some time was also renamed Tap and Barrel.

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Last update: 03/08/2006

WELL

291-293 Muswell Hill Broadway, N10 3TH

It's now a restaurant called "Eat and Two Veg", part of a chain, the other in Marylebone High Street.

Previously a branch of O'Neills, then the Well selling real ale for a short period.

Closed. Now a restaurant.

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Last update: 30/12/2008

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