The King And Tinker Public House

Lovely, period pub, big car park (need to register your xar registration at the bar to avoid a PCN), great staff & yummy food. This pub is old with lots of character. If you are 6 foot tall, remember to duck as you go through doorways. Suitable for a small family get together/meal or a bigger event. Big marquee attached for an event.

Last time we visited this pub was 45 years ago. Its still very a very quaint pub nothing much has changed except car park has extended. They sell fantastic salt beef sandwiches, we tried them on Monday so tasty. Will definitely be going back for more. You must enter you car number plate as you go in but thats ok Building is 1000 years old ,so nice going somewhere that's not modern for a change.

This place has so much potential. We have been coming for years and have been happy. We came back first time since summer 2020 ( due to Covid closures, not by choice). We were surprised to see that the garden only had 4 tables taken. We came around 7ish and were told the back garden will be shutting soon - around 7:30pm due to lack of staff. This is the part that’s child friendly - with a climbing frame, toys, bouncy castle. Parents heaven. The main reason why we came here. The other 3 families left, we moved to the front garden. I think the pub needs a change before it’s too late - it was a lovely sunny Saturday evening in June & the place was empty - such a shame as it’s lovely! Bring in the music, BBQ, use social media ( Insta/FB), go wild, bring the crowds back in - it’s Euro 2020, it should be rammed! This was my previous review - I have edited it & updated it. This place is perfect for families & everyone else - still stand by it. It is near Cruise Hill, off Whitewebbs Enfield area. It’s indoors, outdoors, accessible for buggies & wheel chairs - perfect. There’s toilets, not sure about the changing area. Kids can play, parents can rest. They serve food, but we didn’t eat on this occasion. There’s plenty of parking. Do go in & visit, it would be a big shame to loose this place. Hopefully they can make some changes based on everyone’s feedback. Happy to come back & re-review.

Amazing little gem in London, this country pub is packed to the rafters with history and folk law, Guy Fawkes almost certainly came in here and the gatehouse to the pub itself is one of North London's oldest. The pub has friendly locals, a warm cosy atmosphere and a very lovable little dog as well as being an enjoyable 30 minute stroll from the historic Grade 1 listed Jacobean Manor of Forty Hall. I recommend walking through the ancient grounds of Forty Hall to get there as this is a magical wander.. The King and Tinker is also located right next to the historic grounds of Whitwebbs. With regards to facilities the pub serves a range of popular ales and has a dining area serving decent food. Service is excellent. There is also an outdoor seating area. I recommend this quaint little establishment for anyone looking for a traditional English pub experience in North London, its the perfect end to a day out exploring the rich history of this historic borough.