The Prince Edward
A preserved 1860s Holloway boozer with a Lincrusta ceiling, burgundy banquettes, etched glass and rare copper relief panels. It is one of north London's finest unspoilt pub interiors and still feels like a proper wet-led local.
- Nightlife
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Did you know
CAMRA gives its interior one star as a pub interior of special national historic interest, though the building itself is not listed.
Local tip
On Arsenal matchdays it gets busy, but Time Out says a table earns you free hot sausages and chips. On other days it is easier to sit and admire the interior.
Finding it
- Address
- 38 Parkhurst Road, Holloway, London N7 0SF
- Nearest station
- Holloway Road (Tube), 595 m away
Details change, so check with the place before you set off.
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