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Proper pub. Chilled vibe. Small outside area larger inside. Friendly bar staff. Delicious food. We had jerk fries and the chicken burger (not the hash brown one). It was pub quiz night and packed. Would definitely go back.
If you're around, go there! Quiznight is fun and endearing, atmosphere is cheerful and relaxing and the food is to die for. For real, try the chicken nuggets. They're so good, I wanted to call my mom and thank her for bringing me into a world that holds them with every bite. Seriously, they put the
Real chill late night spot. Kitchen was closed when I went (after 11p.m.), but you could still get drinks and enjoy the punk-ish playlist. Menu looked very tempting, though, with some creative and vegan options. Would go back to eat and drink for sure.
We came here last Sunday to watch the footie (the less said about that the better). We found it to be spacious and felt like they had thought about the Covid rules and really stuck to them. The screens were big for the match, the service was quick and thorough and the house wine was nice. We didn’t
The Three Compasses in Dalston is the epitome of a classic London pub. With a proper local old-man boozer feel, it manages to maintain an inviting and fun atmosphere on a Friday and Saturday night & a chilled out post-work pint feeling in the week.
One of the bet things is the music. When I visited,
Watched the World Cup final here, so spent quite a bit of time at the bar. Good options are good and the staff was very quick and attentive.
Friendly service and delicious food! The miso aubergine burger was amazing, delicately spiced and had a slightly Thai taste to it! And halloumi popcorn was brilliant slightly smokey flavour! Good choice of lagers and craft ales!
Ive ALWAYS loved this place, had many good night here, the quiz is really fun, lots of beers to pick from. Nice outside table area for smoking. And the filthy buns guys cooking up a storm in the small kitchen, such good burgers.
Drooping bushels dress the sun trap frontage. Small picnic tables sit out side it’s pleasant wooden face. Inside are blood red walls, with a thick bar to the left. Games of backgammon, cheese and trivia pile in he corner. Stubby round tables crowd the central space, as 2 televisions are pitched dire
Lovely little place. Juicy burgers and a nice selections of draft beers.
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