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The Dick Turpin, East Finchley - pub details

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Address: 383 Long Lane, London, N2 8JW [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 25219) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras

Nearest tube stations East Finchley (0.8 miles), Finchley Central (0.9 miles)

Nearest train stations New Southgate (2.1 miles), Alexandra Palace (2.6 miles), Bowes Park (2.7 miles)

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> Current user rating: 5.9/10 (rated by 8 users)
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other pubs nearby:

Windsor Castle, East Finchley (0.3 miles), Alexandra, East Finchley (0.3 miles), Five Bells, East Finchley (0.4 miles), Gertie Brownes, East Finchley (0.6 miles), Madden's, East Finchley (0.6 miles) - see more nearby pubs

user reviews of the Dick Turpin, East Finchley

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5 most recent reviews of 8 shown - see all reviews

I saw on the CAMRA website that this pub closed in Aug 2010. Used to use it a couple of decades ago when a soxth former at a local school. Had some good evenings there!
MisterWu - 29 Sep 2010 14:42
Good to see backstreet locals surviving in what I've always found a pretty sparse area for pubs. The Dick Turpin is quite a decent-sized place, with a central serving area dividing a front bar with tables and chairs from a games room with pool table at the rear. The decor is fairly unremarkable, and (oddly for a pub off the beaten track) it has the look of a Pubco outlet. Two real ales available - Bombardier and something equally dull, but to be honest it's good to see ale being served at all in this kind of pub. There's some nice seating out the front of the pub - the road it's on being quiet enough to mean that sitting out the front remains relaxing. Service from the landlady was very friendly. It must be nice for local residents to have a reliable boozer like this on their doorstep - long may it last.
grecian - 30 Aug 2009 09:18
If you are after a true local - you have found it. Young media types are as welcome as OAPs - everyone is friendly and there is always someone to chat with. Or, if you prefer, enjoy a quiet drink with your friends. Can't recommend this place enough - a true gem. All those people lucky enough to live near it (ie: in those posh two bed two bath type flats) don't know how lucky they are! I have to walk 1.5 miles to get here but it's still worth it!
JamesJoyce - 23 Mar 2009 16:50
The lack of reviews on this pub is due to the fact that it is very much a residential pub tucked away in the back streets of East Finchley. There is a pool table and a dart board in the sparsely decorated back bar area where a few locals that were playing pool looked at me quizzically as they wondered who this stranger was wandering into their pub�s toilet.

The front bar is laid out like a lounge complete with sofas and a piano.

I found the two staff to be very friendly as they welcomed me into their pub. John Smiths, Guinness, Strongbow and standard lagers are all available. There is one real ale pump, but this was off during this visit.

There was a good selection of music playing although it was a little loud for my liking. There is also a plasma screen in the back bar which was turned off when it seemed most other pubs in the area were showing the rugby on Setanta, not that this is a bad thing.

This is certainly not a pub to go out of your way for, but the local residents are lucky to have it on their doorsteps.
Strongers - 4 Dec 2008 15:22
This pub opens at 15:00 on a weekday and at 12:00 at the weekend.
Strongers - 6 May 2008 11:06

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