The Stag's Head Hoxton

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  Kiera Houston

  ·2 months ago

  “Dreadful. The service I got was appalling. The staff refused to charge my phone and requested I use the portable chargers they provide. These do not work and I reported this to the bar manager. She told me “why are you making it my problem, sort it out yourself” I was on 5% battery and luckily found someone who helped me get home. If she had the decency, she would’ve, as a woman realised the urgency of my situation. Instead she allowed a man with lots of friends to charge his phone. Management neeed to be aware of this and also the fact these chargers DONT”

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  Natascha Gunnell

  ·2 months ago

  “Lovely traditional old back street boozer with a garden/courtyard. Only popped in for a pint so can't comment on food or entertainment but I'd definitely go back. How a pub should be!”

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  London Pub Review

  ·3 months ago

  “This is a nice pub tucked away behind Regents Canal in Hoxton, housed in a Grade II listed 1930’s building with original signage of the Trumans Burton brewery. It has all the feel of an East End boozer with a cosy, wood-panelled interior. It alternates between a quiet place for a drink in the week and large groups at the weekend. The crowd is generally quite varied. There is a large beer garden which catches the sun into the evening. It serves typical pub grub. The staff are always very friendly. There is a fair selection of beers, at fairly standard prices. Beer can sometimes be a little flat (problems with pressure). Good for: ✅ Relaxed atmosphere and surroundings ✅ Spacious beer garden ✅ Location by Regents Canal ✅ Well-priced pub grub”

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  Imogen Wallis

  ·3 months ago

  “A nice little locals put just North of Shoreditch. Plenty of history and has been the setting for some filming locations. Still do live music (great to see in a residential area where other have struggled). Plenty of space inside and maybe more a winter pub. Staff are super nice and helpful and a nice stop on a Regents Canal walk. Worth a quick visit”

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  Franciszek Bigos

  ·3 months ago

  “Frenik was fantastic when making sure our reservation was sorted. Compliments to the chefs, the food was amazing, a great range of pies and burgers. Garden is really sizeable, plenty of space and it looks great. We were watching the final tonight, even though England weren’t in it the atmosphere was so nice.”

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  Gerard Thibault

  ·8 months ago

  “I have not eaten here, but this is such a great place to experience grass roots bands live. Easy to get to, and the last time I went in July, it was greatvtonwalk along the canals around it. I am looking forward to going back on March 14th to see Handsome Waitress launch their new EP, Denim.... bluesy and you'll of soul reflection on gritty times! Time to try the food this visit!”

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  Luciano Lilloy (luciano.lilloy)

  ·1 year ago

  “We celebrated a friends birthday at the Stag’. Head and it was great. We were in the sofa area which we worried will be a bit cold, but it was actually perfect due to the heating. The best part however was the out of this world and lovely staff. Particularly Olesia was super helpful and nice. She made our evening great! We will def go back! (We are hiding because it was a surprise birthday! Olesia even helped us record the moment)”

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  David Boyle

  ·1 year ago

  “Epic boozer. Super chill. Great atmosphere. Love the woodwork and the different rooms. The live music room looks great - super intimate. Will have to come back for that. Good ale. Comfy chairs. It’s perfect.”

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  Alexandra Racheru

  ·2 years ago

  “This must be one of my favourite random discoveries in London. Went here for some food on a Sunday, the lady at the bar was super nice and friendly, the pub is an old one with classic old school charm and they have this lovely and chill beer garden. We stayed in the garden and enjoyed a cold pint. I had the baby chicken Sunday roast and my friend had the vegan pizza. We were both happy with the food and they have big portions so you won’t leave hungry for sure! Cute story - this is the bar where part of Baby Rain-deer was filmed. Check the front of the pub for a visual reminder (the moment when the guy goes to work and opens the pub’s doors). I would highly recommend this place if you want a chill time 🦌🍻🥩🍕”

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  London Pub Map

  ·3 years ago

  “🍺 £5.70 Madri ❤️ A beautifully preserved East London pub. . Nestled on the border of Hoxton & Haggerston you will find The Stag’s Head. The nearest station is Haggerston overground which is a ten minute walk away. . This Grade II listed beauty is another one of A.E Sewell’s Truman’s masterpieces. This pub was built in 1936 and pretty much retains all of its original features. . As you step inside this 1930’s boozer the charm continues. The bar, partitions and woodwork are just magnificent, a lot of love and care has gone into maintaining this wonderful example of Interwar architecture and design. . The beer choice wasn’t overly complicated, my pint of Madri was a nice drop and under six nicker. The food menu is American influenced using local suppliers and British produce where possible. . I visited late on a Saturday afternoon and the pub was quiet. This pub does have a lively side, there are regular gig’s which are held in the back bar. This pub showcases all types of music from rock n roll to Jazz, check out their insta for upcoming gigs. . The @thestagsheadhoxton_ is part a set of unique pubs that were built across London in the 1930’s. You may not be a drinker or a foodie but you may be a fan of architecture and design and heritage and for that alone this pub has to be on your must visit list. . ℹ️ Info correct on visiting 27/08/22”

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