The Coronet in London: photos, reviews

About

The Coronet is a vibrant nightlife spot in London, known for its casual and welcoming atmosphere. This lively pub offers a wonderful blend of affordability and entertainment, perfect for meeting up with friends or enjoying a night out solo. With live music and performances, the place pulsates with energy, drawing in both locals and tourists alike. Whether you're watching a thrilling sports game or enjoying a laid-back evening with a cocktail in hand, The Coronet caters to all. There's something for everyone from happy-hour drinks and snacks to a varied selection of beers and wines, all complemented by a kitchen that serves up satisfying food inside and at the bar. Outdoor seating provides an option for those who prefer al fresco nights, while reservations ensure you're always part of the fun. The backdrop of this historic theatre, celebrated for its faded grandeur and modern performances like the recent highlight "Medea" directed by Satoshi Miyagi, adds a unique charm to this dynamic venue.

Price

$$$$ 10 - 20 GBP

Services

Reservations available, Outdoor seating, Dine-in

Offering

Serving alcohol, Happy-hour drinks, Happy-hour food, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine, Serving food, Serving food at bar

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment

Atmosphere

Casual

Best for

Meet up with friends, Solo dining

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Caledonian Road & Barnsbury

Train station 1.34 km walk

Camden Road (Stop T)

Bus stop 30 m walk

Tufnell Park Road / Odeon Cinema (Stop D)

Bus stop 506 m walk

Camden Road / Hillmarton Road (Stop G)

Bus stop 579 m walk

Holloway Road / Camden Road (Stop N)

Bus stop 144 m walk

3.8

based on 2,990 reviews

Google

3.8/5 2,990 reviews

Richard Wiffin

Food: 4
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 4

Great place for pre match drinks, but service can be slow when it's busy.

Denver Dalton

Food: 4
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4

The Coronet Theatre — Where Tradition Meets Experimentation Nestled in Notting Hill, The Coronet Theatre is a rare gem that blends faded grandeur with cutting-edge performance. Originally built as a Victorian playhouse and later a cinema, its weathered plaster walls and intimate layout now serve as a hauntingly beautiful canvas for bold, international theatre. Recent Highlight: Medea (2025) Directed by Satoshi Miyagi, this Japanese reinterpretation of Euripides’ Medea stunned audiences with its fusion of Kabuki-inspired choreography, feminist critique, and ritualistic staging. Performed in Japanese with English subtitles Set in Japan’s Meiji era, exploring themes of patriarchy, colonialism, and female agency Visually arresting: towering bookshelves, masked performers, live percussion A play-within-a-play structure that blurred gender roles and challenged traditional narratives

Andy Jenkins

Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Ok place . Bit grubby , needs attention.