Back in the day, this was Old Henry’s Freehouse, but it has moved on, smartened up its act & now trades as the Railway Tavern (or the Railway Tavern Ale House, if you prefer). Located in the district of Mildmay – the hinterland between Islington & Dalston – the modest corner site mixes some rather sedate Victorian features & grey walls with 1950s panelling, film posters & a few comfy armchairs. Serious beer drinking is the main business here, with up to nine ales on tap including the likes of Brewdog, Adnams, Redemption’s Trinity (produced in Tottenham) & tipples from Purity Brewing Co in Warwickshire, plus Meantime lager, a couple of European representatives & ciders too – not forgetting a host of bottled stuff. Food looks to the Far East for slow-cooked Thai curries, stir-fries & noodles.
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