No.8 Tottenham

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  PAUL A

  ·1 month ago

  “This is THE most expensive bar I've ever been in - and I'm including upmarket establishments in Central London - which this certainly is not. Pint of Camden IPA, a glass of Prosecco and a double vodka with soda (out of the tap, so should be free) and lime, came to £32.10! Definitely won't be returning.”

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  Theo Oliver

  ·1 month ago

  “Went before a concert at the stadium, was exactly what I needed good Guinness & big outdoor area.”

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  Jonas K

  ·3 months ago

  “Can’t really relate about the bar. But the bouncer was super unfriendly and seemed really annoyed! Didn’t wanna help a person that was obviously lost but instead just pissed that person off !!! (Told me that the bar is closed even there where people still dancing inside…..) Can’t recommend sry (unfortunately don’t know how it it is inside)”

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  Gemma Hudson

  ·3 months ago

  “Exemplary service with a smile from the bar staff under pressure on a concert night. Very impressed. Thank you.”

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  Helene

  ·3 months ago

  “We were in the queue for BTS, desperately needed to find a toilet and somewhere to cool down, the staff were phenomenal, told us to stand near the AC unit and feel free to use the bathroom plus had a cracking playlist on for the atmosphere too!! Definitely going to be my new go to for any stadium concerts!!!”

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  Thomas Irwin

  ·1 year ago

  “£13.50 for a Guinness!? Worst pub on the planet? TLDR: Never go to this pub. I recently visited Spurs for a game, and visited this pub prior the game. I ordered a pint and paid without looking at the price. When I got the payment notification through on my phone I was shocked and astounded. £13.50 for a single pint. I originally thought that I had been charged for two pints (or perhaps accidentally bought a share in the brewery), so I went back to the bar, but alas the polite lady behind the bar explained to me that this was in fact the price for a single pint. Never in all of my years on this planet have I been charged so far above the fair market values for a beer. This price is genuinely double what you might expect to pay in some parts of the city. I am upset and outraged at this extreme predatory pricing. Obviously, this is a pub outside a football stadium so you might expect it to be on the expensive side, but this is far beyond the pale. To top all of this off, the pint wasn't even served in a Guinness glass, it came in a sad, flimsy plastic cup, like something you’d drink out of at a house party. For £13.50, I was half-expecting at least a harpist to serenade me while I drank it. As far as I can work out, here is the breakdown of the cost: Guinness (standard issue): £6.50 Football proximity tax: £2.00 Plastic cup fee (luxury upgrade): £1.50 Emotional damage surcharge: £3.00 Total: £13.50 Obviously I write this review with a twist of humour, but this is clearly daylight robbery and someone should shout it out. If I could give negative stars, I most certainly would.”

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  Simon Collingbourne

  ·1 year ago

  “£50 for Two Guinness and Two Ciders. Comedy Pricing at Its Finest. I’ve been here before for a pre-rugby pint and thought it was great. So naturally, I told the group, “Let’s go there before the NFL game — it’s a solid spot!” Yeah. About that. Turns out I accidentally booked us in for a financial mugging with foam on top. £50. For two Guinness and two ciders. Fifty. Actual. Quid. I honestly thought the bartender was running some kind of social experiment to see how far they could push human disbelief. And, of course, there are no prices anywhere — probably because if they actually listed them, people would burst out laughing and leave. You only find out when you go to pay and suddenly understand what “daylight robbery” really means. I get it — event days, higher prices, sure. But this wasn’t a “premium,” this was a heist with better lighting. It’s cheaper inside the stadium, which is basically the pub version of hitting rock bottom. So yeah — if you enjoy being financially traumatised before kickoff, this is your spot. Otherwise, avoid like your bank balance depends on it.”

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  Dan Crowe

  ·4 years ago

  “First impression was outrageously expensive!! However, the atmosphere prematch was superb. I guess you’re paying for the location being right next to the Stadium. We came in before the NFL, enjoyed it and had a great time. The bar was really lively with decent party-mode music playing. The staff were friendly. It’s great to find a bar that still accepts cash too!”

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  Alex Fraser

  ·6 years ago

  “This is a great place to go after the football. Very festive pub!!! If you cant actually get tickets to the game this will make up for the loss. The bar is nice and big and has many different areas to eat and drink. There are loads to screens to watch the footie so you will not miss the action. People are friendly and after the game there is normally some live entertainment. Overall a good experience and I would go again given the chance. There are the normal variety of beers on offer and many street vendors outside of you need different kinds of foods. I actually didnt want to leave. Do It!!!”

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  Paul Heller

  ·6 years ago

  “Perfect pub to pre game. Its got a lot of Spurs memorabilia and a huge outdoor garden to eat and drink before and after games. Reasonably price, right across the street from the stadium.”