Kings Head, Enfield

A fine looking building with etched glass on all the ground floor windows,an impressive floral display and a good location at the rear of the cobbled stoned market place.The interior is very typical London boozer,the front door opens into a tap room with a U shaped bar ,a few traditional tables and chairs,a wooden floor and flatscreens ,thankfully on mute.Up a step is another servery,two tuns to rest your pint, another flatscreen and the wood floor continues throughout the pub.At the back of the pub there is a square room with a large ceiling light,and a small stage which these days is just used as a seating area.This rear area had tables with a corporate Greene King pub grub menu,but it's fine to use this area just to drink. Three handpumps were offering GK London Glory with guests CW Bombardier and New River London Tap (£3.40,a little tired). The pub was busy on my Saturday afternoon visit ,and with the market packing up it felt like this was the watering hole for stall holders after a busy day.A solid boozer,with some interesting features.