The Compton Arms w Londynie: zdjęcia, opinie, menu

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The Compton Arms w Londynie oferuje orzeźwiające połączenie kuchni włoskiej i wyrafinowanych, sezonowych brytyjskich potraw pubowych w modnie swobodnej i przytulnej atmosferze. To idealne miejsce na spotkanie z przyjaciółmi lub na posiłek w samotności. Z godną uwagi oceną 4,4 gwiazdki w Google, ten współczesny wiejski pub zaprasza gości z możliwością rezerwacji i miejsc na zewnątrz. Niezależnie od tego, czy oglądasz sport na dużym ekranie w zadaszonym dziedzińcu, czy sączysz imponujący wybór piw i koktajli, każdy znajdzie tu coś dla siebie. Znany z zainspirowania George'a Orwella do eseju o idealnym pubie "The Moon Under Water", The Compton Arms wciąż zapewnia niezapomniane doznania kulinarne i towarzyskie.

Cena

$$$$

Rodzaj kuchni

Włoska

Dostępne opcje

Dostępne rezerwacje, Miejsca na zewnątrz, Na miejscu

Oferta

Podawanie alkoholu, Podawanie koktajli, Podawanie piwa, Podawanie wina, Serwowanie jedzenia, Serwowanie jedzenia przy barze

Płatność

Płatność kartą kredytową, Płatność kartą debetową, NFC płatność

Atmosfera

Modnie, Zwykłe, Przytulnie

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4.4

na podstawie 746 opinii

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4.4/5 746 opinii

Kelsey Wilson

Jedzenie: 5
Obsługa: 4
Atmosfera: 5

Everything was delicious. Couldn’t recommend more highly. Not overly expensive. Gorgeous pub.

London Pub Map

Jedzenie: 5
Obsługa: 5
Atmosfera: 5

🚇 Highbury & Islington 🍺 £6.60 Mahou The Compton Arms is tucked away in Canonbury, Islington, North London. The nearest Tube is Highbury & Islington. This pub was originally built around 1880 but was rebuilt following bombing damage in 1944. The Compton is famously known as one of George Orwell’s three regular Canonbury pubs and is believed to have inspired his 1946 essay on the perfect pub, The Moon Under Water. The pub’s coat of arms features a moon beneath water in tribute to Orwell, as well as a nod to Denis Compton, who played football for Arsenal and cricket for Middlesex. This compact backstreet local has a contemporary village pub feel. The servery is located to the left, with stools positioned around it for punters. The main bar area is split-level, with low beamed ceilings that add to the pub’s intimate character. To the left of the servery is a snug dining area—small, but perfectly formed. Just off the main bar is a passageway with a drinking ledge and several stools, leading to a bright and airy courtyard beer garden. The beer selection is impressive, offering a mix of premium and local independent brews, along with three cask ales. I opted for a Mahou—my pint was top drawer, price point was slightly above average. The pub is renowned for its food and currently hosts @rakelondon as a kitchen residency. The menu features elevated seasonal British pub fare, with a strong selection of seafood dishes. I arrived at 4 p.m. on a sunny Saturday afternoon in April. The pub was busy both inside and out. The clientele was a mix of locals and a wedding party enjoying a few post-nuptial drinks. The atmosphere was upbeat and convivial, with a welcoming local pub feel. The service was on point—I received a warm welcome, and the team member was courteous. It’s hard to believe that the tranquil setting of this pub is just a 60-second walk from the hustle and bustle of Upper Street. Despite its gastro credentials, The @comptonarmsn1 still offers plenty of space for those looking to enjoy a pint. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here and would definitely recommend a visit. 📅 5th April 2025 If you want to see all my pub reviews in one place, head to @londonpubmap on Instagram. 🍻

Rozwiń

Jedzenie: 5
Obsługa: 5
Atmosfera: 4

Food review: Rake London. Wow - the food was amazing. The stand out had to be the Ray Wing (worth the visit for this alone), the simple salad (shout out to whatever was in that dressing) and the Ox Tongue (not pictured)... Or and the mushy peas under the pork! Loved the intimate setting however as the restaurant area was at the back of the pub and it's a really small space - once it was filled it was near impossible to hear the person opposite you.