Mannions (Prince Arthur), N15

David Walton left this review about Mannions (Prince Arthur)

Visited 25/06/25

Single hand pump offering Doom Bar. Bit of trepidation on choosing but in fact a well-kept pint. Keg offering of Inch's, Chieftain IPA, Madri, Carling, Alpacalypse, Coors, Neck Oil, Heineken, original SB, Fosters, Guinness and Sharps Cold River cider.

No prizes for guessing but a decent sized Irish pub between Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale. I thought it was a decent space, with lots of interesting features such as the mural going round the top two foot or so of the walls round the entire perimeter depicting scenes of Irish village life during a simpler time. The venue is a rectangular shape with the longer length along the roadside. Bar counter opposite the entrance on the back wall and has a tiled skirt in an otherwise bare boarded venue. Not surprisingly there are tall, backed stool seating along the length of the bar counter. There are a couple of banquettes along the window wall facing the bar counter with a couple of regular tables and regular chairs. Off to the left-hand side there are a couple of further tables in the windows in front of a pool table with a dartboard in the front left-hand corner under an ornate signage of the pub name with an embedded clock. Another banquette on the back wall faces the pool table. To the right-hand side of the entrance is the same style of banquette under the window, the floor having several regular tables and chairs and a drinking ledge with tall stools on the rear wall. There is a stage on the right-hand wall, not surprisingly they have live music in here. There is a lot of Irish memorabilia on the walls, most Irish sports related. A small courtyard out the back provides some outside space in a confined area. I quite liked this venue, albeit a more interesting beer selection would be desirable, but unlikely in the area and type of venue.

On 14^th February 2026 - rating: 5
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