The Corner House, Kingsbury, NW9

David Walton left this review about The Corner House

Visited 23/04/25

Pint of Guinness.

No cask. Keg offering of Coors, John Smiths, Madri, Guinness, San Miguel, Angelo Poretti, original SB, Carlsberg, Fosters.

As name suggests this is a pub on a corner, or rather more specifically it is an Irish pub on a corner in NW9. The bar counter is against the rear wall, and it has a long side along the rear length of the venue with a small side in the window. Nice, polished wood bar counter and all in here on my visit were sitting on nice leather backed stools on the boarded skirt. The rest of the venue is carpeted. There is a small stage area in the corner to the left of the door and a booth table between it and the entrance. To the right of the door is a series of regular tables and a tall table right in front of the entrance with a darts area in the corner of this area. A central column on the way to the bar has a precarious ledge on its four sides with one stool to sit on each side, presumably so your beer spillage doesn’t impact another punter. To the right of the bar counter is a slightly raised area with a table and four chairs, the area dubbed " Jim's Trad Session" and the area leads to a small outside space of the back, but probably the domain of the smokers. The multiple TV's, including a couple on the wall above the front of the bar counter were all tuned into the afternoon racing action, but with no sound, that instead provided by a low volume country & western soundtrack. The windows on the two roadsides were leaded glass and there was a very pleasant ambiance in the venue. I quite liked this venue and a good place to stop for a pint of Guinness and watch the racing for 30 mins.

On 19^th July 2025 - rating: 5
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