The Whittington Stone is a spacious neighbourhood pub at 53 Highgate Hill in Upper Holloway. Named after the nearby memorial to Dick Whittington, it has been refreshed with comfortable seating, bookable booths, an improved sound system and screens for live sport. The setting works for a casual lunch, drinks with friends, a family meal or an afternoon spent following a major fixture.
Traditional pub mains sit at the heart of the food selection. Fish and chips, sausage and mash, steak and ale pie and shepherd’s pie provide familiar comfort, while scampi arrives with chunky chips, mushy peas and tartare sauce. Chicken tikka masala, lasagne, an all day breakfast and a range of burgers extend the choice beyond the most traditional British plates.
Small plates make it easy to build a shared meal around chicken wings, goujons, halloumi fries, corn fritters and macaroni cheese bites. Larger sharing combinations add sausages, garlic bread, onion rings, chips, skewers and dips for groups watching sport or meeting over drinks. Steaks, mixed grills, salads and meat free choices provide further options for different appetites.
Desserts include chocolate fudge cake, loaded churros, sundaes and Arctic roll, providing a sweet finish after the savoury dishes. The bar offers local craft beer, lager, stout, wine, gin and familiar cocktails, with alcohol free choices also available. A beer garden, regular offers and food served throughout the week reinforce the pub’s role as an accessible local meeting place.
Address: 53 Highgate Hill, Upper Holloway, London N19 5NE, United Kingdom