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The Garden

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179 Upper Street
Barnsbury
London, N1 1RG
Nearest Transport: Highbury & Islington
The Garden serve a selection of beers, wines, spirits and snacks. They also have a restaurant area that serves a variety...
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Reviews for The Garden

  • 3
    The Garden
    179 Upper Street London N1 1RG uk
    5th June 2007
    Current
    If this is a chavvy pub then I guess I should now been classified as an official chavette. The garden in summer is a lovely place to chill out and sip reasonably priced wine. I haven't eaten there so can't offer any foodie insights, but there are plenty of fantastic restaurants within a hop, skip and a jump away along Upper St. so this makes a great pre- or post-dinner location for some drinks in the evening sun.
  • 3
    The Garden
    179 Upper Street London N1 1RG uk
    5th June 2007
    Fun in the garden.
    Current
    The Garden has a great little outdoor area a the front and the interior is relaxed. Apparently it also a good place to watch the footie. The decor is nothing special but it was a good place to hold a drinks party. The BBQ in the garden was a nice touch but unfortunately their burgers are not so good.
  • 4
    The Garden
    179 Upper Street London N1 1RG uk
    31st May 2007
    Summer in The Garden
    Current
    The Garden has a reputation as - how shall we put this - a chav pub. Still, it shows that some chavs have extremely good taste, because there are very few pubs in central London with an outside seating area. It's not exactly a beer garden, as it's at the front and paved in concrete, but they've prettied it up nicely with trellises and vines.

    Inside the L-shaped pub has a look optimistically described as 'shabby chic', but it's none the worse for it. Food and drink are both cheap (this is part of a chain) and cheerful.