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Small and friendly dance floor, audio quality is surprisingly high. Small pub at the entrance, with large selection of beer. Haven't seen any food around, drink prices are quite expensive for such a place (10 GBP for dbl vodka+red bull mixer). Atmosphere is very comfortable and people are friendly.

Recently opened and still finding its feet a bit, but the beer is excellent and the welcome friendly. I'm told the events are excellent, and the burgers (meat and veg) were going down well. Check it out if you're anywhere near!

Cool little hipster bar, great selection of beers and IPA'S on tap... Nice chilled vibe. There's a wonky pool table but nice if you wanna challenge your mates. Very hidden away so can be awkward, unless you part of the boat community.. which is why it was convenient for us, I have some friends who l

It's definitely off the beaten track but always has a safe and fun atmosphere. I am normally there for CRUX and similar which showcases new and underground music and visual artists. They have other art oriented events too.

This new brewery offers a numerous amount of local beers on tap as well as pre mixed cocktails also on tap! The venue attracts some of the local hipster community in this new upcoming trendy industrial state which is worth visiting

Speciality Jewish food and a large selection of proper beers, ciders and cocktails(!) on tap. Nice large space, great for doing some work during the daytime.

Amazing off the beaten track craft beer bar, restaurant and club. Best new addition to Tottenham Hale nightlife

New start up bar/club venue. Came on a Friday afternoon - very chilled, lots of beer selections, industrial venue, no usual Hackney hipster crowd.

This place is lit 🔥 for a good time and a chance to flex 💪 your golf ⛳️ muscles.

Had my 21st Birthday here. Love the culture and liberal arts vibe. Location and size aren't the best .. but the bar is run well. Great sound, lovely crowd. Would prefer gendered toilets, but hey, this is the 21st century !