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The Palm
★ 4.0(1 review)Bar
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About the Vibe
Tucked away on a corner of Philip Lane, The Palm is the kind of neighborhood pub that locals actually love—no tourist traps here. This historic spot (dating back to 1857!) has been breathing new life into the area with its impressive beer selection, Spanish-inspired tapas, and that cozy island-bar setup that brings everyone together. Whether you're after a post-work pint, a Sunday roast with mates, or just a proper pub meal with friends, this place delivers without the pretension.
Known For
- •Spanish tapas (croquettes, garlic prawns)
- •12 beer taps plus cask ales
- •covered terrace
- •Sunday roasts
- •friendly local atmosphere
Best For
after-work drinksgroup dinnersSunday lunch
1 review
City InsidersEditorialApril 2, 2026
Tottenham's neighborhood gem with Spanish flair
The Palm is Tottenham's answer to a proper neighborhood pub that actually works. Walk in and you'll find an island bar dominating the space, comfy sofas scattered around, and locals chatting over pints of well-kept beer. The staff are genuinely friendly—not the forced hospitality you get at tourist traps—and they clearly take pride in what they do. The beer selection is solid with 12 taps plus cask options, and the food menu leans heavily into Spanish flavors which is a nice change from your average pub grub.
The Spanish influence really shines through the tapas menu—don't skip the potato and pea croquettes with salsa verde or the garlic and chilli prawns. The burgers are hearty and well-executed, especially the flat iron steak with house chimichurri. The covered terrace is perfect for warmer evenings, and if you're lucky enough to snag a table there on a weekend, you'll feel like you've escaped central London. It's not fancy, but it's exactly what a neighborhood pub should be: welcoming, well-run, and full of character.