Crouch End
The King's Head sits on Crouch End Hill, by Crouch End Broadway. Downstairs is a long-running comedy club, with try-out nights on Thursdays and comedy cabarets...
Crouch Hill 8 min · Walk-in

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Walk-and-a-Pint (Parkland Walk)
Pubs to finish at after the Finsbury Park to Highgate path.
The little black book
Pubs to finish at after the Finsbury Park to Highgate path.
Crouch End
The King's Head sits on Crouch End Hill, by Crouch End Broadway. Downstairs is a long-running comedy club, with try-out nights on Thursdays and comedy cabarets...
Crouch Hill 8 min · Walk-in
Stroud Green
The Faltering Fullback is a family-run Irish pub on Perth Road, a short walk from Finsbury Park station. Its ivy-covered garden is built upwards in tiers,...
Finsbury Park 8 min · Walk-in
Highgate
The Boogaloo is an Archway Road music pub that calls itself the first pub in the world with its own 24-hour radio station. There is a trad Irish session on...
Highgate 4 min · Walk-in
Highgate
The Woodman is a family-run pub right by Highgate station, at the Holmesdale Road end of the walk. Its large beer garden wraps around the side of the pub, and...
Highgate 2 min · Walk-in
Crouch End
The Wooden Cross is a Crouch Hill pub, handy for leaving the walk part-way. It serves North and Ten bagels until 4pm and bar snacks from Wednesday to Sunday....
Crouch Hill 6 min · Walk-in
Walk-and-a-Pint (Parkland Walk) is the pint half of the Parkland Walk from Finsbury Park to Highgate: Stroud Green, Crouch Hill, Crouch End and Highgate. It is not a generic south London pub list. The Highgate tunnels are closed, so the walk ends at Holmesdale Road.
Use Parkland Walk Meeting Points: Oxford Road, Blythwood Road / Crouch Hill, the ghost platforms, or Holmesdale Road. Then hop to a pub on this list from the exit you used.
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