The Antwerp Arms

A friend was exhibiting her art work in this pub. It's a community pub, one of the first of its kind says the board inside. Family orientated, lots of children there having meals. Has something on every night and games. They were setting up for a band when I was there- Sat night. Did not eat but the food looked good. Seems a very popular local pub. Parking was fine but restricted on Spurs match days.

Visited Arms for the first time. The pub is in Tottenham, not too far from Bruce Grove, but is quite hidden. It's not easily found if you don't know the area. With that said, inside is very sizeable, and its layout is quite quaint. There's also an extension at the back that seems to take up part of the garden, bringing a bit of the outside in. Doors separate the extension from the main pub. Which is useful, as it can get chilly when left open. The pub offers, among other things, live music and performances, dancing, wheelchair accessible entrance, and dining. As I didn't eat, unfortunately I can't rate the food. The atmosphere was clean and friendly with a mixture of ages and cultures. Staff were pleasant, too.

A community owned pub, nice airy bar and dining area inside, with extra seating in a conservatory at the back and outdoors across the street. Good, well kept beers, very tasty Mexican street food and friendly bar staff. A five minute walk from the Spurs stadium. Really pleasant place to drink and eat. Child friendly. Lots of community events on their website. Recommend

It’s a beautiful place, but it’s overpriced 3 pints of beer 🍻 cost us 18£ people working there are quite nice and quick to provide necessary services, we came across this pub after Beyonce concert and surprisingly the pub was not as busy as other places, it closes quite early around half past 23 on Tuesdays over all good place to socialise.

Very good pub less than 10 minutes walk from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. 9 cask beers on handpump when I last visited including a stout (because they were hosting a beer festival, there are usually 2 or 3). Lots of outdoor seating in the rear garden and in the park opposite. The Antwerp Arms became North London’s first Community Pub in 2015 when it was bought from a developer who was proposing to turn it into flats. Funds were raised through a share offer and a grant from the Social Investment Bank.