Est. 1600s · 175 Stoke Newington High Street
Since the 1600s, at the corner of Church Street and Stoke Newington High Street, the Three Crowns has stood as a cornerstone of this neighbourhood. Now reopened in its full glory — with award-winning food, craft drinks, live jazz and late nights for everyone.
Big Screens & Cold Pints
We're proud to announce that we're Stoke Newington's newest football pub with every televised Premier League fixture shown live on three brand new screens, with sound. Book a table on Open Table or grab a table early on match days, we always leave space for walk-ins.
FA Community Shield
Arsenal
Manchester City
Main Screen
Premier League
Arsenal
Coventry City
Main Bar
Premier League
Hull City
Manchester United
Main Screen
Premier League
Brentford
Tottenham Hotspur
Main Screen
Premier League
Brighton and Hove Albion
Aston Villa
Main Bar
Premier League
Manchester City
Bournemouth
Main Bar
Premier League
Newcastle United
Liverpool
Main Screen
Kitchen & Menus
Our kitchen serves a seasonal modern British menu with a focus on locally-sourced produce and our celebrated award-winning pies, expertly prepared by head chef Ousmane Gaye and his small team. Cocktails, natural wines, and craft beers make the perfect accompaniment. The kitchen is open until 10pm every day.
Kitchen Hours
In the Kitchen
Our modern British menu is born from the creative mind of head chef Ousmane Gaye, carefully crafted by his small and passionate team. Ousmane brings decades of experience in London's culinary scene to the table, along with award-winning pies and the finest seasonal produce from local suppliers.
For special occasions, birthdays, engagements and parties of ten or more, we offer bespoke sharing menus and private arrangements.
Enquire About Group Bookings
Every Sunday
Every Sunday we serve a slow cooked, traditional roast dinner that has become a staple of Sundays in Stoke Newington. Accompanied by our homemade bloody Mary, a cold pint and the Sunday football fixtures it's the perfect way to spend an afternoon in N16.
Kitchen open Sunday 12pm–8pm. Tables available to book on Open Table or walk-ins always welcome.
Kitchen open Sunday 12pm–8pm. Tables available to book on Open Table — walk-ins always welcome.
Book a Sunday TableLive & Late
Every Saturday
Live Jazz in the saloon bar every Saturday 2-4pm with an assortment of local players taking in everything from Latin to Louisiana via folk, blues and jazz standards with brilliant local musicians. Food served all day, cocktails flowing and it's always free entry!
Friday & Saturday
DJs playing disco, new wave, 80s/90s bangers, northern soul and worldwide grooves until 2:30am every Friday and Saturday in the main bar with cutting edge leftfield clubnights in our basement club, The Waiting Room.
Private Hire
Birthday? Wedding? Divorce? Engagement? Leaving party? Contact us for large group bookings, private hire and bespoke sharing menus for groups of ten or more.bookings@threecrownsn16.com
Downstairs
Beneath the Three Crowns lies one of London's most intimate live music venues, working with the city's most respected promoters to bring the finest grassroots artists to N16. On Friday and Saturday nights the space transforms into an intimate club — leftfield electronic music from London, the UK, Europe and beyond.
Find Us & Opening Hours
Monday 3pm – 11pm
Tuesday 3pm – 11pm
Wednesday 3pm – 12am
Thursday 12pm – 1:30am
Friday 12pm – 2:30am
Saturday 12pm – 2:30am
Sunday 12pm – 11pm
Waiting Room: until 3:30am Fri & Sat
175 Stoke Newington High Street
London N16 0LH
020 7241 5511 bookings@threecrownsn16.comWaiting Room Gig Bookings
matty@threecrownsn16.comWaiting Room Club Bookings
harry@threecrownsn16.comGeneral Enquiries
info@threecrownsn16.comStoke Newington Overground
5 minute walk
Buses: 149, 476, 76, 73,
243, 67, 106 & 276
Wheelchair accessible via
Church Street entrance.
Accessible toilet on premises.
Guide dogs welcome.
Four centuries of good company, better beer, and a table for everyone.
Since the 1600s at the end of Church Street, the Three Crowns has stood at the corner of Stoke Newington High Street. Originally called the Cock and Harp, it was renamed to honour James I — the three crowns representing England, Scotland and Ireland.
Now reopened in its full glory with award-winning food and drinks fit for both kings and humble peasants alike. Downstairs, The Waiting Room brings London's most respected grassroots artists and leftfield club nights to N16.
Photography: Harriet Langford, November 2023