Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 10 and Version 9 of King Charles I, N1 9BL
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Inside are a few small tables around the edge of the room, the largest probably holding around 6 people. There are also some tables outside for smokers, but not covered. There's a (gas-fuelled) fire for warmth in the winter months, as well as a good juke box. Lighting is generally dim, with bright spotlights here and there. |
Inside are a few small tables around the edge of the room, the largest probably holding at 6-8 people. There are also some tables outside for smokers but not covered. There's a (gas-fuelled) fire for warmth in the winter months, as well as a good juke box. |
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There are four handpulls for ales, with a strong emphasis on Brodie's ales (brewed at [[King William IV And The Sweet William, E10 6AE|The King William IV]] in [[Locale Leyton|Leyton]]). On a January 2010 visit, the ales were Everard's Tiger and Brodie's Doppel Dunkel Weizen Heizen and Christmas Tinkle, all well-kept. In October 2013, the ales were Morland Original, Ruddles County, and Brodies Kiwi. They also have the usual range of cooking lagers and basic bar snacks. A pint of lime and soda was 80p in October 2013. |
There are four handpulls for ales, with a strong emphasis on Brodie's ales (brewed at [[King William IV And The Sweet William, E10 6AE|The King William IV]] in [[Locale Leyton|Leyton]]). On a January 2010 visit, the ales were Everard's Tiger, Deuchars IPA (off), and Brodie's Doppel Dunkel Weizen Heizen and Christmas Tinkle, all well-kept. They also have the range of cooking lagers and basic bar snacks. |
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On both our visits so far (a Thursday evening and a Friday evening), the bar billiards table was covered, and is presumably only available at off-peak times. |
On [[Ewan]]'s Friday evening visit, the bar billiards table was covered, and is presumably only available at off-peak times. |
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Accessibility: A step to get in. |
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<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Kake]], October 2013.</div> |
<div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[Ewan]] and friends, 8 January 2010.</div> |
A fine little pub just off Pentonville Road near King's Cross Station.
The emphasis should really be put on the small, as this is a simple one-room pub with a bar facing the front doors. At off-peak times, it is a lovely, quiet place for a drink off the beaten track, but after work and especially on a Friday (as on Ewan's January 2010 visit) the place gets completely rammed, though when the weather's nice there's plenty of spillage out on to the street outside.
Inside are a few small tables around the edge of the room, the largest probably holding at 6-8 people. There are also some tables outside for smokers but not covered. There's a (gas-fuelled) fire for warmth in the winter months, as well as a good juke box.
There are four handpulls for ales, with a strong emphasis on Brodie's ales (brewed at The King William IV in Leyton). On a January 2010 visit, the ales were Everard's Tiger, Deuchars IPA (off), and Brodie's Doppel Dunkel Weizen Heizen and Christmas Tinkle, all well-kept. They also have the range of cooking lagers and basic bar snacks.
On Ewan's Friday evening visit, the bar billiards table was covered, and is presumably only available at off-peak times.
Child-friendliness: A commenter on this page (Dominic F, July 2013) tells us that according to a member of staff he spoke to, the pub has a "no children" policy.
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