Howl At The Moon

Visited August 2023.

Visited August 2023 on a very rainy day... Cosy atmosphere, friendly staff.. nice beers served in god condition... Ha a couple of Great Beyond.. Had e few push up tents outside, which was great in the rain..

Quick visit prior to attending a show at Hoxton Hall. Busy popular vibrant friendly pub, with decent service. Standing room only despite it being a Wednesday evening in November. Beer selection pump/tap wise is quite limited. But decent range of cans, Beavertown featuring heavily, and some bottles. Definitely the best pub in immediate the area (the White Horse seemed to be closed and now something a bit odd but didn't venture inside to check). So if in area and Seven Seasons happens to not be open, or if looking for a pub experience rather than loads of ticks, this place is worth a visit. It is pricey though.

Pretty much agree with previous comments, a bit of a hidden gem. Very interesting bottle range especially, well worth a visit if in the locale.

Avoided going in here for a while cause i thought it was just another typical local pub. After reading a few reviews about this place went in.... I was taken aback by the selection they had both on tap and in bottles. Mostly IPA’s and etc nothing rare or hard to find but considering the other options round here there selection was pretty damn good. Was in there on a Friday so they had thumping music and was pretty packed but the service was still friendly and efficient.

I love this place! A bit of a hidden gem I reckon. I easily got seating at 9 on A Saturday night, it’s not too busy. Awesome choice: 3 kernels, Gueuze Boon and lots of other stuff in the fridge, 3 or 4 ales, 3 real ciders, and another 3 or 4 options covering interesting things like Black IPA and a Thornbridge beer. Standard prices, really nice chap behind the bar, music not too loud, all good... Chilled atmosphere that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

A nice, open layout pub. Six casks, four running on my visit. Kernel in the fridge. Kids chasing each other around the place. A free jukebox; someone was really going for it with the reggae during my stay. Pretty average prices. Probably only really worth visiting if you’re in the ’hood.

Pretty cool slightly disreputably furnished bar on Hoxton Street. I went on a quiet afternoon but looked like it could be a live music venue in the evenings. Good beer choice, 3 real ales on cask plus interesting kegs and some craft bottles.