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Occasion · London beta · Two stops
Walk and a pint
Walk a Tier 1 London area, check the gate hours for your date, then finish at a verified pub near the exit — without inventing a third stop.
Choose an area and a date
Hours resolve for the day you pick. For the full occasion arc — origins, converge, walk, hop, pub, diverge — open the plan spine builder.
Plan date
Resolves seasonal gate hours for this walk on the day you pick.
Seasonal dusk gates — check Hackney’s closing times for your date
Abney Park Cemetery
Magnificent Seven cemetery-nature reserve in Stoke Newington. Two clear gates, café at the entrance, exceptional Church Street pub cluster for stop 2.
NE · ~45 min walk · enclosed
Exit → pub pairs
Verified stop pairs within about ten minutes of an access point. Walk times are crow-flies estimates until road-routed.
Church Street gate
Near Stoke NewingtonPrimary gate onto Stoke Newington Church Street — strongest pub end.
- The Clarence Tavern~3 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- The Auld Shillelagh~4 min walk · pleasant
Community Local
- The Rose and Crown~6 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- The Jolly Butchers~6 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- Three Crowns~7 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
Manor Road / High Street gate
Near Stoke NewingtonSouthern / eastern approach toward Stoke Newington High Street.
- The Rose and Crown~1 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- The Jolly Butchers~2 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- Three Crowns~2 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- The Clarence Tavern~4 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- The Auld Shillelagh~4 min walk · pleasant
Community Local
Abney Park Café
Near Stoke NewingtonCafé near the Church Street entrance — reliable wait point.
- The Clarence Tavern~3 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- The Auld Shillelagh~4 min walk · pleasant
Community Local
- The Rose and Crown~5 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- The Jolly Butchers~6 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
- Three Crowns~7 min walk · pleasant
Neighbourhood Pub
How the pair works
- 1. Meet at a pinUse the meeting-point Placelist for the walking area — the same access points power stop pairs later.
- 2. Walk the areaEnclosed parks, canal towpaths, riverside and Heath network — Tier 1 only for this first ship.
- 3. Exit to a pintVerified pubs within about ten minutes of the exit. No day planner, no stop 3.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a walk-and-a-pint?
- A two-stop plan: walk a curated London area (stop 1), then finish at a verified pub within about ten minutes of an exit (stop 2). FairWhere stores those exit→pub links as stop pairs — not a day planner with a third stop.
- Why do I need to pick a date?
- Several Tier 1 walks use seasonal gate hours (Abney, Woodberry, Golders Hill). Choosing a date resolves the close time for that day and shows the operator timetable link so you can verify before you go.
- Are the pub walks road-routed?
- Not yet. Walk times are haversine estimates (~10 minutes at a steady pace). Treat them as a shortlist and confirm the last stretch on the day.
- Can the whole group rank these fairly?
- Yes. Start from the meeting-point Placelist for the walking area — those pins are the same access points used for pairs — then create a Plan so FairWhere ranks by journey fairness for everyone coming.
- Is this the full occasion product?
- This page is the first public surface: Tier 1 walks, verified pairs, and date-aware hours. Full group planning, weather and booking stay out of the first spike.
Rank the meet for your group
Start from a meeting-point Placelist, then let FairWhere Score balance journeys — not the map midpoint.