🚇 Dalston Kingsland 🍺 £5.00 Asahi ❤️ A welcoming down to earth Dalston boozer. . The Railway Tavern sits at the most easterly edge of Islington where N16 meets N1 and E8. Although the pub would suggest it’s a station pub, Dalston Kingsland Station is a five minute walk away. . The pub was built in 1866 and has a unique shape and facade that curves gently around the corner. There are a few benches out front to enjoy a pint in the warmer months. . The decor here makes for a proper down to earth London pub feel. The seating is traditional with wooden banquette seating around the walls. At the the far end of the bar is a flowery wallpapered snug, a great place if you fancy a more intimate pub experience. Around the walls there are an eclectic mix of prints and posters to add a bit of intrigue. . The beer choice was diverse and had a bit of something for everyone. It was great to see London breweries like @fivepointsbrew and @brixtonbrewery well represented here. After a bit of deliberation I decided on a pint of Asahi, my pint was excellent and only cost a fiver, this is the cheapest I have paid for Asahi in London. The food offering here comes from @amoraypizza , there is a broad variety on offer and most pizzas cost around a tenner. . The atmosphere here was superb and had a real community feel. The crowd was a mix of oldschool regulars and the new to the area crowd. The service was good and the staff were attentive. . The @railwaytavernn16 is one of those pubs where you immediately feel welcome and everything seems effortless. This pub has an oldschool feel and hopefully that doesn’t change anytime soon, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it. Loved it here, I’m sure you will too. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 15/10/22

A pretty good bar in the backstreets of a lively area (to say the least). Not sure I’d stray here of a nighttime though. The beer selection was pretty good and prices were very fair. The transport theme was good too and you can’t knock a moquette style stool either. One of the better pubs in the area.