33 Linton St, London N1 7DU

About This Pub

Ah, The Hanbury, what a lovely little find in the heart of Islington – it's one of those pubs that just draws you in with its welcoming charm and that genuine community spirit. From what I've gathered from the buzz around it, the staff are absolute stars, always up for a chat and making sure everyone feels looked after, which really sets the tone for a great night out. The food's a winner too; you've got all the pub favourites done just right, like a cracking Sunday roast or some flavourful twists on classics, and it's all surprisingly affordable, so you won't break the bank. It's spot on for watching the game or enjoying a bit of music, and the location's a bonus – tucked away near the canal, it's ideal for a casual wander before settling in. On the flip side, it can get a tad noisy on lively evenings, especially if you're staying in the rooms above, and every now and then there might be a minor hiccup, like on one particular visit that didn't quite live up to the usual high standards. All in all, though, it's a solid choice for us pub enthusiasts; I'd say go for it if you're after a proper, down-to-earth spot, but maybe plan around quieter times if you're hoping for a peaceful stay.

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making you feel right at home as soon as you walk in.
  • It's got that classic traditional pub atmosphere, with a cosy vibe that's perfect for catching up with mates over a pint.
  • The food is spot on – think hearty pub classics and delicious Sunday roasts, all at reasonable prices.
  • Great selection of beers and drinks, plus it's a brilliant spot for watching sports or enjoying some live music.
  • Handy location in Islington, just near the canal and some lovely green spaces, making it easy to pop in after a stroll.
  • If you're staying over, the rooms are clean and comfortable, with nice little touches like tea stations and fresh vibes.
Cons
  • There can be some noise from the pub, especially on busy Saturday nights, which might keep you up if you're in the rooms upstairs.
  • Occasional slip-ups, like one visit where things weren't quite up to scratch, though it's generally a reliable favourite.

Contact Information

33 Linton St, London N1 7DU
+442072882222
Pub
Opens at 15:00

Opening Hours

Monday (Today)15:00 - 22:00
Tuesday12:00 - 23:00
Wednesday12:00 - 23:00
Thursday12:00 - 23:00
Friday12:00 - 00:00
Saturday11:00 - 00:00
Sunday12:00 - 22:00

Location

Recent Reviews

Just checking out of room 7 of the Hanbury this morning and we're sad to go. Top notch room with absolutely lovely beds and nice coffee/tea station in the room. Spotlessly clean. Our third floor room was set up with two fans and had a lovely cross breeze from nice windows. Some Saturday night noise from the pub below but it doesn't go on too late and we have slept very well both nights. So pleased with our stay!
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Mary Ostyn
I’ve been a frequent visitor to The Hanbury, typically spending over £100 per visit, because I genuinely love its fantastic bar, delicious food, great drinks, excellent service, and the warmth of most of the staff. It’s a gem for watching sports, which is why my partner and I chose it on 3 May 2025 at 16:30 to enjoy the Arsenal vs. Bournemouth match. However, this visit was a huge letdown. We were told by the manager that no food was available due to a private wedding event, with a dismissive comment that we had “picked a bad time.” The manager’s behavior was inconsistent—super friendly one moment, rude and dismissive the next—and he seemed out of his depth, getting super flustered under pressure. There was no prior notice about the kitchen closure, which ruined our plans to eat while watching the game. It’s disappointing that a pub prioritizing loyal customers doesn’t accommodate frequent visitors, especially on busy match days, with at least a limited menu. The lack of communication about event-related closures isn’t advertised on their website either. I hope The Hanbury improves its planning and staff training to ensure all customers feel valued. Despite this, I’ll return for the great atmosphere and staff, but management needs to step up.
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iSte
Stumbled across this genuine English pub off the main street in Islington. Stayed for a 5 star Sunday roast. Staff v friendly and great selection of beers on tap. Low music great atmosphere. Highly Recommended.
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Pam Litten
Great up market traditional boozer with a sports and music blend. Lovely wood panelled oasis of calm and happiness with punters and , for some reason , lots of little dogs having a good time Super reasonably priced good quality food This place hits the spot if you want a real British spot of indulgence in good company
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Tom Mckenzie
Stayed here when it first opened. It was so lovely! They were sweet and friendly. The room was CLEAN and spacious. Love the bathroom. Comfy bed. Pub downstairs! They had a great Sunday lunch. Love the little area it is in. Could leave our baggage before our train when we checked out. Loved the vibe. Felt super comfy. Would totally stay here again.
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Alexandra Cherry

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