This Spoons is one we visited briefly many lord moons ago. Absolutely rammed, we vowed to visit again on a day and at a time we were confident the spoons would be less congested. Nearby the majestic lions of Trafalgar Square, the most notable aspect to this Spoons is its prime location.
‘Twas a glorious sunny morning when we arrived in Leighton Buzzard, fresh from a 45 minute train journey from London.
This Spoons retains the name of the pub which opened in 1850 in conjunction with New Barnet station.
We visited this Spoons immediately following our charming trip to the Crown and Sceptre, an easy bus ride away. This Spoons is located next to Brixton Station, handy for our journey home.
We were on one of our London day trips and wanted to find a Spoons to sample and happenstanced upon the Crown and Sceptre. We were immediately enthralled by the sight of the building. A gorgeous standalone building, this purpose built pub dates back to the early 1800s. It’s bold incongruity on the South… Read More Spoons Tours – Crown and Sceptre, Streatham
This Spoons is in situ by Angel station and its name derives from the rich history synonymous with the name Angel and this area. We walked here post White Swan visit and admired Islington Town Hall en route. It was absolutely rammed, but determined to sample its Spoonsly goodness we fought our way to the… Read More Spoons Tours – The Angel
This Spoons gets its name from its proximity to Swan Yard. Located on gorgeous upper street, it is right by Highbury and Islington station. We were immediately enthralled by the name, as individuals possessing much swanly beauty.
