The Fox in Haggerston is a public house and live music venue located on Kingsland Road in East London. The building dates from the late nineteenth century and retains many of its original exterior details, including red brickwork, tall windows and corner pub signage typical of Victorian architecture. Inside, the layout follows a straightforward open-plan design, with the bar positioned at the centre of the ground floor and seating arranged around it. The décor combines exposed brick walls, timber surfaces and industrial lighting, giving the space a practical and informal character suited to both drinking and live performance.
The Fox operates as a bar and music venue, hosting regular events that range from local band performances to community gatherings. The sound system and small stage area are integrated into the main space, allowing the bar to function equally well on quieter evenings or during scheduled shows. The drinks selection focuses on keg beers and craft options, reflecting the tastes of the surrounding Haggerston and Dalston area. Plans for a kitchen addition are in progress, intended to support a menu of simple food served alongside the drinks offer.
The upstairs rooms are used for private events and rehearsals, maintaining the building’s role as a community space as well as a bar. The venue reopened in 2025 after a period of closure, restoring its place as a local meeting point within this part of East London.
The Fox’s location on Kingsland Road places it close to Overground connections and within easy reach of other neighbourhood pubs and music venues. Its design and programming reflect a focus on accessibility and local identity, combining the feel of a classic London pub with the flexibility of a small live venue.