Rose & Crown
199 Stoke Newington Church StreetStoke Newington
N16 9ES
See more about this pub on CAMRA's national web site
On a visit in mid October 2026 a Camra member sent us the following info - St Austell - Tribute is the only regular beer. There are normally two changing beers, with another labelled "Coming soon". ie four beer pumps.
The pseudo-flagged floor is relatively recent. Previously there was a carpet, which deadened the sound, so the new flooring was not a good idea as far as aural comfort is concerned.
Close to historic Clissold House and park, this is the "gateway" to central Stoke Newington night-life. This inter-war former Truman's house retains many period features, including distinctive wood panelling which has led to its listing on CAMRA's Regional inventory of pub interiors.
En suite accommodation available. Popular and busy pub quiz on Tuesday nights - can be difficult to get a table if you are not playing. Has been known as such since 1612 but the original inns were on the east junction of Albion Rd and it moved to its present position in 1930 which probably goes a long way to explain the inter-war fabric.
Note - payment by card only, no cash.
