The Priory — Restaurant in London

The Priory: A Classic London Pub with a Modern Twist

The Priory is a charming pub located near Crouch End. It's a great place to go for a pint with friends, a bite to eat, or to watch the game. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the staff are always friendly and helpful.

The pub has a wide selection of beers on tap, including some local favorites. The food menu features classic pub fare with a modern twist. There's something for everyone to enjoy.

The Priory is also a great place to watch live sports. They have a big screen TV that shows all the major games. The pub can get busy on game days, but the atmosphere is always electric.

Overall, The Priory is a great pub that has something to offer everyone. Whether you're looking for a place to relax with friends, enjoy a delicious meal, or watch the game, The Priory is the perfect spot.

Here's what I loved about The Priory:

The warm and welcoming atmosphere The friendly and helpful staff The wide selection of beers on tap The delicious food menu The big screen TV for watching live sports

I would highly recommend The Priory to anyone looking for a great pub experience in the ...

Myself and some friends went to this pub today and were refused service initially as the pub “was for locals who live round here” and we obviously didn’t sound local enough given our accents. When my friend whom we were visiting informed them that he he stays round the corner and has done for the last ten years, we were told “doesn’t matter, that’s just how management want it. You need to register”. The staff were unable to facilitate him registering with them and could not explain the process when asked. We were told they would not be serving us as that’s the rules. Not only was the whole experience rude and a waste of time but it absolutely reeks of xenophobia. Avoid this pub, waste of time and terrible experience for anyone...

Been going to this pub for over 10 years. Just went to have a drink and asked as it was a sunny day whether we could sit outside as I always have. However there was no tables and chairs outside instead the outside chairs were propped against the bar. There was one or two other customers in the pubs as it was empty and the bar guy said unfortunately not as he would have to put a barrier up, I was pretty shocked as it isn't like they have not got a license for outside tables, so to me this was pure laziness.especially as the oub was empty on a Sunday lunch time . So I will not be going back as spring is fast approaching and I do love sitting outside watching the...