Rattle & Hum, Wood Green, N22

David Walton left this review about Rattle & Hum

Visited 28/04/25

No cask. Keg offering of Fosters, Coors, Moretti, Cruz, Red Stripe, berries & cherries Old Mount cider, Guinness, Inch's cider, Carling, Madri, John Smiths, a couple from Beavertown, the Neck Oil and what looked like Bones Lager from a distance, a couple from Brixton, at least the Reliance Pale Ale and maybe the Coldharbour lager but couldn't get close to that end of the bar counter. Another tap I also couldn't make out.

This is a quite large sport orientated venue with around half a dozen screens dotted around the walls. The venue is a mixture of plain and patterned tiles. The bar counter is timber fronted and is on the left-hand wall mid venue. There are a couple of dart boards on the wall before the start of the bar counter area and some leather banquettes and nice leather chairs not too closely packed in the seating area to the left of the entrance. A corner beyond the bar on the left-hand wall had a fitted leather banquette and several framed photos of Amy Winehouse on the walls above. In front of the bar is a row of tall tables and opposite the bar counter a ledge with tall stools slightly raised above the seating in the window on the right-hand edge of the venue. There is a snug area in the far-right hand corner and a pizza oven in the front right-hand corner, closed on my visit but serving the venue and take always on evenings a bit later in the week. The music was lively but reverts to sport commentary for big events. There are plenty of neon signs and enamelled witticisms adorning the walls. All told a very pleasant bar, lacking only in interesting beer options.

On 24^th May 2026 - rating: 5
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