Enfield may be known as a suburban Borough, but there are plenty of things to do in the evening thanks to the nightlife in areas like Winchmore Hill, Chase Side and Enfield town centre. The region is home to traditional pubs and contemporary bars, each offering a unique atmosphere to suit the vibe of your night. Discover popular drinking spots in Enfield within reach of Cassia and Nexus.
Bars and Pubs in Enfield
The Beehive
Located in Edmonton, The Beehive is a traditional pub known for its classic menu and live entertainment. Grab a bite to eat, catch up with friends over a few drinks or attend one of the regular events. It’s open late every night, and pub quizzes, live music and karaoke regularly feature on the pub’s calendar.
The Winchmore
A stone’s throw from Oakwood Park, The Winchmore is an award-winning independent pub regarded for its homemade food and quality wines and spirits. Focusing on fresh, locally sourced produce, the menu offers a contemporary spin on pub classics. This family-friendly pub has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere from morning to night.
Robin Hood
Over in the hamlet of Botany Bay sits the Robin Hood pub. Here, you can feel like you’re in the middle of the countryside due to the rural location surrounded by green space. The pub serves cask ales, fine wines and a food menu showcasing heritage classics made with seasonal ingredients.
Jolly Farmers
With its cosy interiors and outdoor seating, the Jolly Farmers pub is popular year-round with locals and visitors to Trent Country Park. From comfort food and heritage beers to cocktails, you can get it at Jolly Farmers located on Enfield Road.
The Pied Bull
The Pied Bull on Bulls Cross is a historic Enfield pub once owned by King James I. A place to drink, dine and socialise, it has the feel of a traditional village pub with a friendly atmosphere. The menu focuses on quality produce, with fresh food, real ales and fine wines and spirits.
Mary Madden’s
Experience a traditional Irish bar in Enfield town centre at Mary Madden’s. Live music and dancing are regular occurrences, ensuring you’ll be entertained on nights out here. The pub is full of character and pays homage to its namesake with relics from a family-run pharmacy in Galway.
The Old Wheatsheaf
Close to Enfield Chase station, you’ll find The Old Wheatsheaf, a gastropub serving carefully selected food and drink. The menu covers pub classics and daily specials made with seasonal ingredients. Meanwhile, the drinks offering includes wines, cocktails and beers from progressive breweries.
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