Harlequin, Angel

pub details:

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location:

Angel

address:

27 Arlington Way, EC1R 1UY

phone:

020 7837 9035

nearest stations:

Angel London Underground station
(250m) - zone 1

King's Cross Thameslink Railway station
(970m)

Farringdon London Underground station Railway station
(1Km) - zone 1

Barbican London Underground station Railway station
(1.2Km) - zone 1

King's Cross St Pancras London Underground station Railway station Eurostar terminal
(1.2Km) - zone 1

how to find it:

From Angel: Turn left out of the station and head toward the lights at the intersection with Pentonville Road. Cross over Pentonville Road and proceed down St. John Street on the right hand side. Turn right into Chadwell Street and then immediately left into Arlington Way. You should be able to see the pub on the left.

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opening times:

Sun-Thu 12:00-00:00Fri Sat 12:00-02:00Sat 11:00-00:00*
* opening times can change, please check with the pub before organising important events.

nearby attraction(s):

Sadler's Wells Theatre (70m)

Business Design Centre (600m)

picture of Harlequin This pub, being next to Sadler's Wells, used to be the haunt of the backstage techies and members of the orchestra escaping from the theatre. There even used to be a phone from the backstage area. Sadly, with the demolition of the old theatre, some of that character seems to have gone. Nevermind though, it's friendly enough and far enough off Islington's main drag to be very civilised, and the last refurb didn't hurt it, either. It's got regular ales on the taps, including Timothy Taylor's Landlord and Black Sheep, and the food looks good too - we're going to have to go back and try the pies. Combine that with friendly regulars, board games like Jenga and Connect 4, great music and occasional DJ nights and this one is definitely worth going out of your way for - and practically perfect if you're going to see a show at Sadler's Wells.