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Angie's Freehouse

A small, traditional Brewer's Tudor-style Irish backstreet pub near Maida Vale that Time Out says pours some of the best Guinness in London, with darts, sport on TV and a mixed local crowd.

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Angie's Freehouse, a small, traditional Brewer's Tudor-style Irish backstreet pub
Photo: Ewan-M, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Did you know

CAMRA says it was formerly the Builders Arms and is one of three remaining pubs from what was once a seven-pub group.

Local tip

There is no kitchen, so eat beforehand. Darts and sports TV are on offer, so it is livelier on match days, and there are benches outside on warm days.

Famous dishes

  • Guinness

Finding it

Address
33-35 Woodfield Place, Maida Hill, London W9 2BJ
Nearest station
Westbourne Park (Tube), 223 m away

Details change, so check with the place before you set off.

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