McCafferty's Bar

“It has a cozy and eclectic interior layout and a chill beer garden.”

London Pub Map★★★★★

🚇 Hornsey 🍺 £5.10 Guinness McCafferty's Bar is located on the border between Crouch End and Hornsey in North London. The nearest station is Hornsey mainline, it’s a five minute walk to get here. This pub started life as The Hope and Anchor built in 1851. Today, this pub is part of an independent PubCo “McCafferty's” who have fifteen pubs across Ireland, England, Spain and the UAE. This is a traditionally decorated Irish pub that has a warm and welcoming local pub feel. The main bar is ‘L’ shaped, clad in dark wood panels, has a dark boarded floor and has lots of interesting Irish memorabi

LouLou★★★

Good Guinness, good for sports, and some of the bar staff are great. However and unfortunately, service at the bar clearly isn’t first come, first served and if you’re a man you’ll probably get served first. Who I assume is the manager (not in shirt uniform) is unnecessarily rude, abrupt and dismissive, not just to customers but to her own staff. The way she looks down on them and eyeballs them in front of people is uncomfortable and unprofessional. Add in a few openly sexist, rowdy regulars (“lads” zooming in on OnlyFans photos at the bar) and the atmosphere quickly becomes unpleasant. It’s

Liam M★

I went in during the day time and asked the woman behind the bar if dogs were allowed and that I would be returning in the evening with a friend and her dog, to which she said “yes”. When we arrived that evening with the dog we were told that we had to sit in the garden area to which we obliged, contrary to what I had been told earlier. However after an hour we were told that the garden was now being closed. The woman behind the bar (the same one who had told me earlier it was okay to bring the dog) then refused to serve us any more drinks so effectively we were being asked to leave. Bad co

Ryan Ball★★★★

Came here on a Sunday to watch some of the matches. Great pub with a wide selection of beers to choose from. Nice back garden and a number of TVs to watch football on. I don’t believe they serve warm food, as all I saw were a bunch of crisps but there may have been a menu I missed. Overall great atmosphere and selection of drinks.