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Line up on the pumps this weekend!
Light and breezy @deyabrewery Friends of the Podcast Pale, @fivepointsbrew classic Best bitter and Elderflower @turners_cider from @realal.co for some subtly sweet spring energy.
Wherever you are, support your local independent boozer today, now and forever 💕🌾🌞

Finally, we have come to that time of year when we get to witness this beautiful dance in the sky, as the sun sets all the way down Englefield Road. The great thing is you can do it right from the comfort of a bench outside our pub, or peering out the window from a stool inside, whilst the light fades. Sometimes it’s the simple things that can bring you joy and peace.

Come down and enjoy the pretty colours, perfectly timed with our cocktail deal. 2 for £14 any cocktail. Including our famous @wearemirchi rum punches. (2 for £12 Aperol Spritz.) 6-9pm. Everyday. Easy 🌅💕

Finally, we have come to that time of year when we get to witness this beautiful dance in the sky, as the sun sets all the way down Englefield Road. The great thing is you can do it right from the comfort of a bench outside our pub, or peering out the window from a stool inside, whilst the light fades. Sometimes it’s the simple things that can bring you joy and peace.

Come down and enjoy the pretty colours, perfectly timed with our cocktail deal. 2 for £14 any cocktail. Including our famous @wearemirchi rum punches. (2 for £12 Aperol Spritz.) 6-9pm. Everyday. Easy 🌅💕

Finally, we have come to that time of year when we get to witness this beautiful dance in the sky, as the sun sets all the way down Englefield Road. The great thing is you can do it right from the comfort of a bench outside our pub, or peering out the window from a stool inside, whilst the light fades. Sometimes it’s the simple things that can bring you joy and peace.

Come down and enjoy the pretty colours, perfectly timed with our cocktail deal. 2 for £14 any cocktail. Including our famous @wearemirchi rum punches. (2 for £12 Aperol Spritz.) 6-9pm. Everyday. Easy 🌅💕

Finally, we have come to that time of year when we get to witness this beautiful dance in the sky, as the sun sets all the way down Englefield Road. The great thing is you can do it right from the comfort of a bench outside our pub, or peering out the window from a stool inside, whilst the light fades. Sometimes it’s the simple things that can bring you joy and peace.

Come down and enjoy the pretty colours, perfectly timed with our cocktail deal. 2 for £14 any cocktail. Including our famous @wearemirchi rum punches. (2 for £12 Aperol Spritz.) 6-9pm. Everyday. Easy 🌅💕

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

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The Haggerston
📍438 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA
🚇 Haggerston
🍺 £6.20 Paulaner

The Haggerston sits on the border between Dalston and Haggerston in Hackney, East London. The nearest station is Haggerston.

This pub dates back to 1802 and was originally called The Swan. It was rebuilt in the mid-nineteenth century, and the plinth at the top of the building still bears its former name.

Over the years it has operated under several names, including ‘Richmonds’ and ‘Uncle Sam’s’, before becoming The Haggerston in 2008.

This is a one-bar pub with rustic, traditional charm. The servery is to the right with a marble-topped counter. In the right corner sits the old Joanna; to the left, a DJ booth; and opposite are intimate pew-style booths. The decor includes a boarded floor, exposed brick walls, and an eclectic mix of photos, signs, and mirrors.

Upstairs is a function room, traditionally decorated and complete with its own bar. A standout feature for me was a superb black-and-white photo of the brothers who ran the pub for many years. At the rear is a partially covered beer garden, with more outdoor seating at the front.

The beer selection is excellent, offering premium lagers, local independent brews, and one cask ale from @fivepointsbrew .I went for a Paulaner, a personal favourite—top pint, average price. No food is served, but there are plenty of bar snacks if you’re peckish.

I arrived at 2pm on a mild Saturday in November. The pub was quiet, chilled, and set to a superb soul and jazz soundtrack. Service was first class; the team were friendly and personable. I even received a guided tour from the Guv’nor, who has been here for ten years and is an absolute gent.

This pub really comes alive at night, with live piano on Wednesdays and Thursdays and DJ sets on Fridays and Saturdays. A true institution here is The Alan Weekes Jazz Quintet, which has performed every Sunday for over 25 years.

A fiercely independent pub and a joy to visit. The beer is well chosen, the setting intimate, and the team here are some of the best in the business. I left this boozer with a big smile. I 100% recommend you visit.

Follow @thehaggerston for updates.

📅 1st November 2025

Tonight at The Haggerston… live jazz all night! 8pm - 2am free entry!

@artiessarniesis exactly what a proper sarnie spot should be. No gimmicks. No mad ingredients fighting for attention. Just unreal quality produce, done properly. 👌

We basically worked our way through the whole menu and somehow every single one slapped 👋
🥪 🐟 HENDERSON FISH FILET
crispy fish goujon, american cheese, caper + lemon dill mayo combo was ridiculous
🥪 🐷 IBERICO KATSU ⭐️
OUR FAVOURITE.
This thing is honestly insane. Panko pork collar, apple tonkatsu sauce, pickled mooli… sweet, crispy, savoury perfection. Haven’t stopped thinking about it since.
🥪 🇮🇹 LA SOVRANA
elite Italian deli vibes. Tuscan salami, prosciutto cotto, caciocavallo, olives, chilli relish… absolutely quality.
🥪 🐓 BLACK PEPPER FRIED CHICKEN
fermented chilli sauce + peanuts + fried chicken = game over. Serious contender for second place.
🥪 🥩 HG STEAK SARNIE
grilled skirt steak, onions, melted caciocavallo, buttery crusty bread… stupidly good.
Honestly every single sarnie was a 10/10, but when you go, the Iberico Katsu is NON-NEGOTIABLE. 🤌
At £12.50 each, the move is definitely to go halves with a mate so you can try a few — you won’t regret it. 🥪 🔥
📍located Inside @thehaggerston on Kingsland Road — ideal for the Hackney crew.
🍺 Reef House on tap too, which is always a bonus.
100% TDS approved 🤝

#artiessarnies #tourdesarnie

🥩🥩ATTENTION - STEAK SARNIE REEL DROP🥩

A word of warning - I made this video, so go easy on me haha.
Camera - @patwillls on an iPhone 3 :P
Cameo - Otis.

Alright, alright alright. Here it is, The @hgwalter steak sarnie. 130/140g of premium Angus Hereford flank steak - reared in Raynham Estate, in Norfolk - marinated in honey, soy, garlic and black pepper, grilled onions, some nostalgic Kerry gold butter. Quickly seared, sliced, then hit hard on the griddle to rest in a toasted crusty torp, with a very delicate caciocavallo cheese, a touch of worcestershire & paprika steak sauce - this steak sarnie has been a smash hit and it deserved a little homemade video, because we’re mostly home made. Come get some.

@thehaggerston #dalston #sarnies #pub #grub

Can you believe May has rolled around already?? 🌸 You know what that means… we’re back at our favourite spot for our monthly residency!

This time we invite @samya_underground, a Melbourne-born DJ focused on funky sounds, blending underground disco and Afro-Caribbean rhythms 🪇Expect an energy-filled set that’ll keep you on your feet all night 🌚

Our resident @malur.mp3 will end off the night showcasing some of his new records, freshly bought on a recent trip to Berlin 🇩🇪

RSVP on RA for guaranteed entry 🎟️ LINK IN BIO 🔗

join us for an evening of poetry + speed dating at the haggerston with @faberbooks Jem Calder, author of I Want You to Be Happy ❤️

ticket link in bio x

#singles #dating #londonevents #londondating

join us for an evening of poetry + speed dating at the haggerston with @faberbooks Jem Calder, author of I Want You to Be Happy ❤️

ticket link in bio x

#singles #dating #londonevents #londondating

silver clay jewellery making at sonderhaus art club ⛓️

an evening of shaping, carving and creating wearable pieces with your own hands

less pressure to “make something perfect”
more getting into the process and leaving with something that actually feels personal

Wednesday 27th
6:30PM - 10:30PM
at @thehaggerston

guided by @max_molina_pethers
all materials provided
no experience needed

people, music, conversation, and a space to slow down for a bit

tickets live now
link in bio

silver clay jewellery making at sonderhaus art club ⛓️

an evening of shaping, carving and creating wearable pieces with your own hands

less pressure to “make something perfect”
more getting into the process and leaving with something that actually feels personal

Wednesday 27th
6:30PM - 10:30PM
at @thehaggerston

guided by @max_molina_pethers
all materials provided
no experience needed

people, music, conversation, and a space to slow down for a bit

tickets live now
link in bio

silver clay jewellery making at sonderhaus art club ⛓️

an evening of shaping, carving and creating wearable pieces with your own hands

less pressure to “make something perfect”
more getting into the process and leaving with something that actually feels personal

Wednesday 27th
6:30PM - 10:30PM
at @thehaggerston

guided by @max_molina_pethers
all materials provided
no experience needed

people, music, conversation, and a space to slow down for a bit

tickets live now
link in bio

silver clay jewellery making at sonderhaus art club ⛓️

an evening of shaping, carving and creating wearable pieces with your own hands

less pressure to “make something perfect”
more getting into the process and leaving with something that actually feels personal

Wednesday 27th
6:30PM - 10:30PM
at @thehaggerston

guided by @max_molina_pethers
all materials provided
no experience needed

people, music, conversation, and a space to slow down for a bit

tickets live now
link in bio

silver clay jewellery making at sonderhaus art club ⛓️

an evening of shaping, carving and creating wearable pieces with your own hands

less pressure to “make something perfect”
more getting into the process and leaving with something that actually feels personal

Wednesday 27th
6:30PM - 10:30PM
at @thehaggerston

guided by @max_molina_pethers
all materials provided
no experience needed

people, music, conversation, and a space to slow down for a bit

tickets live now
link in bio

silver clay jewellery making at sonderhaus art club ⛓️

an evening of shaping, carving and creating wearable pieces with your own hands

less pressure to “make something perfect”
more getting into the process and leaving with something that actually feels personal

Wednesday 27th
6:30PM - 10:30PM
at @thehaggerston

guided by @max_molina_pethers
all materials provided
no experience needed

people, music, conversation, and a space to slow down for a bit

tickets live now
link in bio

silver clay jewellery making at sonderhaus art club ⛓️

an evening of shaping, carving and creating wearable pieces with your own hands

less pressure to “make something perfect”
more getting into the process and leaving with something that actually feels personal

Wednesday 27th
6:30PM - 10:30PM
at @thehaggerston

guided by @max_molina_pethers
all materials provided
no experience needed

people, music, conversation, and a space to slow down for a bit

tickets live now
link in bio

silver clay jewellery making at sonderhaus art club ⛓️

an evening of shaping, carving and creating wearable pieces with your own hands

less pressure to “make something perfect”
more getting into the process and leaving with something that actually feels personal

Wednesday 27th
6:30PM - 10:30PM
at @thehaggerston

guided by @max_molina_pethers
all materials provided
no experience needed

people, music, conversation, and a space to slow down for a bit

tickets live now
link in bio

This week at The Haggerston…

THURS - we kick things off with @blissoutlive a collective of 3 DJs playing all vinyl along with some guests! Free entry all 9pm - 1am

FRI - @familiaffair are back with us! Dj sets from @matozaaa @cleopatra__fm @streetonmusic & @rouzyyy_free entry before 11pm tickets start at £5 after 10pm - 3am

SAT - @msrenegade___ presents a night of fire DJs with @lossymp3 @sarpila_sounds @msrenegade___ & @sho_gabi free entry before 11pm tickets from £5 after 10pm - 3am

SUN - Live Jazz with The Alan Weekes Quintet and Christophunk in support. Free entry all night. 9pm - 2am

Don’t forget to catch @artiessarnies in the kitchen!

This week at The Haggerston…

THURS - we kick things off with @blissoutlive a collective of 3 DJs playing all vinyl along with some guests! Free entry all 9pm - 1am

FRI - @familiaffair are back with us! Dj sets from @matozaaa @cleopatra__fm @streetonmusic & @rouzyyy_free entry before 11pm tickets start at £5 after 10pm - 3am

SAT - @msrenegade___ presents a night of fire DJs with @lossymp3 @sarpila_sounds @msrenegade___ & @sho_gabi free entry before 11pm tickets from £5 after 10pm - 3am

SUN - Live Jazz with The Alan Weekes Quintet and Christophunk in support. Free entry all night. 9pm - 2am

Don’t forget to catch @artiessarnies in the kitchen!

This week at The Haggerston…

THURS - we kick things off with @blissoutlive a collective of 3 DJs playing all vinyl along with some guests! Free entry all 9pm - 1am

FRI - @familiaffair are back with us! Dj sets from @matozaaa @cleopatra__fm @streetonmusic & @rouzyyy_free entry before 11pm tickets start at £5 after 10pm - 3am

SAT - @msrenegade___ presents a night of fire DJs with @lossymp3 @sarpila_sounds @msrenegade___ & @sho_gabi free entry before 11pm tickets from £5 after 10pm - 3am

SUN - Live Jazz with The Alan Weekes Quintet and Christophunk in support. Free entry all night. 9pm - 2am

Don’t forget to catch @artiessarnies in the kitchen!

This week at The Haggerston…

THURS - we kick things off with @blissoutlive a collective of 3 DJs playing all vinyl along with some guests! Free entry all 9pm - 1am

FRI - @familiaffair are back with us! Dj sets from @matozaaa @cleopatra__fm @streetonmusic & @rouzyyy_free entry before 11pm tickets start at £5 after 10pm - 3am

SAT - @msrenegade___ presents a night of fire DJs with @lossymp3 @sarpila_sounds @msrenegade___ & @sho_gabi free entry before 11pm tickets from £5 after 10pm - 3am

SUN - Live Jazz with The Alan Weekes Quintet and Christophunk in support. Free entry all night. 9pm - 2am

Don’t forget to catch @artiessarnies in the kitchen!

This week at The Haggerston…

THURS - we kick things off with @blissoutlive a collective of 3 DJs playing all vinyl along with some guests! Free entry all 9pm - 1am

FRI - @familiaffair are back with us! Dj sets from @matozaaa @cleopatra__fm @streetonmusic & @rouzyyy_free entry before 11pm tickets start at £5 after 10pm - 3am

SAT - @msrenegade___ presents a night of fire DJs with @lossymp3 @sarpila_sounds @msrenegade___ & @sho_gabi free entry before 11pm tickets from £5 after 10pm - 3am

SUN - Live Jazz with The Alan Weekes Quintet and Christophunk in support. Free entry all night. 9pm - 2am

Don’t forget to catch @artiessarnies in the kitchen!

PERREA
@thehaggerston
22 May
10 to 3

TICKETS LINK IN BIO
Reggaeton - Dembow - Funk - Cumbia

GOCERIO @sanchodelval
SATELISTAR @santixsanchex
SNOOZIEUZII @snoozieuzii
IDK?MOMO @idontknowmomo
NDNACHO @ndnacho12

Poster made by: @santixsanchex

Get in touch if you want to hire our function room over the weekend through out May! Competitive rates, equipment available and fully private bar. Send us an email at haggerstonevents@gmail.com or shoot us a DM.