| Pub name | Location | Rating | Comments [sic]
| (Partial) Review |
| The George | Belsize Park | 1.7 | Dull, very dull. | Sorry, but there's really no reason to drink here....The George has the ambience, but not the prices, of a student union. |
| Belsize | Belsize Park | 2.0 | Turned a decent pub into something ghastly. | [FP disagrees]: Agreeable and vaguely old-fashioned boozer that does gastropub food without being unnecessarily pretentious. |
| The Lansdowne | Primrose Hill | 1.6 | I
got so annoyed by this place that I started pissing up and down the
walls of the toilet. This is something I should be ashamed of, but I
don't. | Expensive, conceited and soulless. There are better in the area. In fact, they're all better. |
| Belushi's | Camden | 0.6 | this
pub can gurantee a fight every friday/saturday night because of the
youngsters drinking smirnoff ice and thinking they are better than
others, best avoided | [not listed] |
| Blackstock | Finsbury Park | 1.0 | This
is one nasty pub. Smells of cleaning fluid. Fortunately there are 2
doors so when you walk in you can continue straight ahead and walk out
the otherside. | An often intimidating place packed with locals and drunks - give it a swerve. |
| White Lion Of Mortimer | Finsbury Park | 1.8 | On
a busy night, drunken arguments frequently break out. If the
participants are not too drunk to walk, these often spill outside
providing street entertainment for the passerby's. Durning the day,
reminisent of a funeral home where the corpses are still alive. | [not listed] |
| The Fox | Palmer's Green | 1.0 | full of kids who think they are gangsters. Horrible beer and a generally rough crowd. | A fixture on Green Lanes when all around was still fields, this one's been Breezer'd up to pull in a youngish clientele. |
| Green Man | Muswell Hill | 1.6 | My
first 5 minutes inside there and there was a fight between 2 kids,
someone was being sick in the toilet and the staff ignored me... | The place seems to fulfill a purpose as a pre-club hangout for the local nitespot behind the pub. |