Eat Out London!Lord Palmerston
Lord Palmerston is a North London, Young's pub in Tufnell Park serving British food & the finest craft beer, visit the traditional pub with a modern twist
Lord Palmerston | North London pub with British food by Tufnell Park
After an impressive refurbishment, the Lord Palmerston has reopened its doors to the locals of Tufnell Park.
With an interior boasting stunning examples of traditional pub meets modern design with an eclectic collection of artwork to complement the decor.
On our shiny new bar is a fantastic selection of London’s finest craft beer sat alongside firm classics of Young’s Bitter and Special whilst an extensive wine list and collection of spirits rounds off the pub’s new-look menu.
The kitchen is open daily, serving traditional British fare made with season, fresh and locally sourced produce.
Located in the heart of North London, Carlos and the team look forward to welcoming you to the Lord Palmerston soon!
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Lord Palmerston: Popular Tufnell Park pub WILL reopen in ...
The owners of the Lord Palmerston have reassured customers the pub will open next month after refurbishment.
Young’s Brewery said it would begin refurbishing the pub, which has sat empty for three weeks, on October 16.
Customers raised concerns last week after a scribbled sign appeared in the pub window saying: “Pub now closed until further notice.”
A spokeswoman for the brewery said the pub in Dartmouth Park Hill, Tufnell Park, will reopen managed by Young’s pub company rather than by tenants as in the past.
She added: “We look forward to welcoming locals once again, ensuring the Lord Palmerston is a pub for the whole community to enjoy.”
Lord Palmerston, Dartmouth Park Hill, London | Restaurants ...
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The Lord Palmerston is a rarity: a gastropub that doesn?t think it?s a restaurant.
Inside the Palmerston remains very much a local pub.
It?s a pub you can easily go in to for a quiet pint after work.
What the Palmerston manages to do so successfully is balance the homely pub image with really great food.
With an atmosphere that is as laid-back and unpretentious as the menu, it?s a great place to have a good meal, a quiet drink or both.
The Palmerston
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The Lord Palmerston Tufnell Park | London Pub Reviews ...
A part of the pub life of Dartmouth Park for many years, this hidden gem has a welcome all of its own and a wealth of space indoors and out in which to enjoy its fine array of beers, wines and tasty food.
On the corner of Dartmouth Park Hill and Chetwynd Road you will discover a large Victorian building that houses a hidden gem of a gastro pub, The Lord Palmerston.
In this quirky building, you'll find a bit of everything that's great about pubs - regular guest real ales, wines, sports, the weekly quiz, dining rooms, the smoking garden, the conservatory and the Chapel.
The perfect place to kick back, grab the paper and mingle with the local dog walkers off Parliament Hill.
Lord Palmerston | Restaurants in Upper Holloway, London
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First impressions banish any misgivings: this is still a very likeable pub, busy but well marshalled by smiley, sharp-witted staff.
There’s a good range of ales (an excellently hoppy Redemption Big Chief the pick), a solid wine list and decor that combines modern retro whimsy (top-hat Victorians and fighter planes, deer skull, Union Jack) with traditional pub comfort (chandeliers, fireplaces).
From the blackboard menu, ‘smoked potato terrine, poached duck egg’ was a real hit: a peppery millefeuille of potato with perfectly runny egg and watercress – direct, handsomely presented and full of flavour.
After that, though, things went astray: fridge-cold beetroot with goat’s curd and watercress was complicated by an over-sweet walnut praline; warm pigeon breast salad suffered from too few of the ‘bitter leaves’ and flavourless crackling.
Still, the events show a pub focused on returning to the heart of its community – and when the sun shines, the beer garden will help too.