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Elmhurst Hotel, Tottenham

Please note this Pub is closed 01/08/2023 and became Closed Long Term 01/08/2023 (Closed, seeking new tenants). Notice on door states all enquiries to the official receiver

Elmhurst Hotel, Tottenham

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131 Lordship Lane, Tottenham, N17 6XE (View on Google Map)

07506 631128

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Historic Interior

(Pub, External, Key). Published on 04-07-2019

(Pub, External, Sign). Published on 31-07-2014

Interior shot Oct 2022. (Pub, Bar). Published on 17-10-2022

This Pub is Closed Long Term

Aug 2023 - lease seems to be on the market again

https://www.starpubs.co.uk/pubs/elmhurst-hotel-tottenham

Oct 2022 reopened. Two unbadged hand pumps, one currently offering Dark Star Hophead although availability can be variable. There are two cask taps, but the other one leaked - that now seems to have been fixed as at Dec 2022 there was a second beer on sale. He hopes to have another couple of cask taps installed, two permanent and two on rotation. There are two pool tables and many original fixtures. The bar staff told us that they have a licence to stay open till 3 am at the weekends, should they choose.

On 29 Sept 2020 there was a sign outside about reopening soon. Internet searches (April 2021) indicate now trading as Elmhurst Hotel. This is how it had been -

Taylor Walker pub from 1903. With regular entertainment nights including games, live music, student nights and even nights for the Senior members of the North London community and live sports on 2 projectors. Student Nights every Wednesday, open mic nights every Thursday and live bands every Saturday. Once a month a huge jam session hosted by their in-house band welcoming musicians in the community to come along and join in.

Information for this venue is provided by the North London Branch of CAMRA

Previous Names
Local Authority: Haringey
Last updated: 26/08/2023
Last surveyed: 02/12/2022
Leasehold owner: unknown
Freehold owner: Heineken UK
Pub ID: NLD/5820
Asset of Community Value

One star - A pub interior of special national historic interest

Listed status: Not listed

Built in a Queen Anne style for the Cannon Brewery in 1903.The large right hand room is impressive with its moulded ceiling and a modicum of stained glass. The bar back on the left is a star attraction, with its array of small mirrors in the upper tier and an elaborately carved pediment with a centrally mounted clock. A substantial timber screen with high level glazing separates this room from the former billiard room at the rear, although the skylight is now blocked up. The large room on the left hand side of the pub was presumably the saloon bar, and boasts fielded panelling (painted!) and a richly decorated ceiling.

General information about historic pub interiors

This handsome locally listed pub was built for the Cannon Brewery in 1903. It’s in a Queen Anne style, with prominent gables, a corner spirelet, and mullioned ground floor windows. Below the first floor window level are bas relief panels depicting working men and women (those at the front now obscured).

Within, the large right hand room is most impressive, with its moulded ceiling and a modicum of stained glass. Originally, it would have been subdivided into two or three bars. The central servery is on the left - its quintessential Edwardian barback the star attraction here. It has an array of small mirrors in the upper tier, and above that an elaborately carved pediment with a centrally mounted clock. The counter looks old, but is sadly painted white and has a new top. Opposite the servery is a fireplace with a fine wooden chimneypiece.

A substantial timber screen with high level glazing separates this room from that at the rear.A broad opening has lost its folding doors and is flanked by sturdy twin pilasters. Beyond, the former billiard room has a skylight which is now blocked up. The large room on the left hand side of the pub was presumably the saloon bar, and boasts fielded panelling (painted!) and a richly decorated ceiling.

General information about historic pub interiors

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