I enjoyed a very good half naga chicken with chips accompanied with a high-quality craft beer for a little over a tenner.
Quiet on my visit to this pub on a cool Tuesday night, unlike some of the other spoons near Holborn.
Situated close the Highbury corner and set back, you'll find a large fronted JD Wetherspoons called The White Swan. Resembling something of a reclaimed cinema. It is, in my view, a beacon of honest food hope. Surrounded in the near vicinity with either artesian £££ or cardboard fast food restaurants. Although not as cheap as it used to be, the Swan offers food at a price without losing your shirt. Good breakfast and lunch. If you are working in the area, look no further else. You may end up paying £5 for a small sausage roll or £8+ for fast food that has no taste and leaves you hungry after 10 minutes.
A very busy pub. Tried to order on the app managed most of it but would not accept the wine so had to go to the bar and order in the old fashioned way. Wife had 8oz Sirloin, should have been medium rare, but came more well done than rare. Curry was meaty and hot. Good service. I was a little embarrassed when I couldn’t get the lid off the wine, young lady waitress made me look feeble, opened it straight away. A fantastic repurposed building yet again with lots of historical information, very interesting. Was worth the 2 mile walk from Hackney
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