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East London Beer Guide & Pub directory in 1991 - E10 Leyton

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in London.

1991 Beer index

The 1991 edition of the East London Beer Guide - East London & City CAMRA. 

E10 Leyton
Stations - Leyton (Central), Leyton Midland (BR Barking line).
Leyton forms part of the amorphous mass of Victorian terraces extending out from Stratford, in this case in a generally northerly direction until Walthamstow is reached at the Lea Bridge - all of which is in the E10 district. On the west side it is bordered by the Hackney and Leyton Marshes, where bear hunting is said to be more rewarding than beer hunting. The area around the church is a redeeming feature and they also have a famous football club, which since the last Guide has even made the Third division. Leyton Orient is said to be the friendliest club in London - it has to be really, there are enough supporters for them all to be on first name terms.
The pubs are a bit of a mixture but you should find some good free houses, which have done a great deal for the beer range, and a number of corner locals remain.
 
E10 ALMA: 50 Church Road. (B2/1) Bass Charrington.
E10 Antelope: 201 Church Road. (A2/2) Ind Coope Taylor Walker.
E10 BAKERS ARMS: 575 Lea Bridge Road. (A1/3) Ind Coope Taylor Walker.
E10 Beaumont Arms: 31 Beaumont Road. (A1/4) Bass Charrington.
E10 Coach & Horses: 391 High Road. (B2/5) Bass Charrington.
E10 DRUM: 557 Lea Bridge Road. (A2/6) , THEAKSTONS XB, . Formerly Nancys. Split-level pub that sadly may become victim of a new road scheme which will no doubt move the traffic jam a few miles down the road.
E10 Greyhound: 91 Lea Bridge Road. (A2/7)
E10 HARE & HOUNDS: 282 Lea Bridge Road. (A2/8) Bass Charrington.
E10 HOLLY BUSH: 32 Grange Road. (A2/9) .
E10 LION & KEY: 475 High Road. (B2/10) Bass Charrington.
E10 Lord Clyde: 175 Capworth Street. (A1/11) Ind Coope Taylor Walker.
E10 Oliver Twist: 90 Church Road. (B2/12) Whitbreads. No beer - closed.
E10 Prince of Wales: 777 High Road. (A1/13) Bass Charrington.
E10 TAP & SPILE: 596 Lea Bridge Road. (A1/14) . Formerly the Auctioneers.
E10 THREE BLACKBIRDS: 640 High Road. (A1/15) Grand Met-Trumans.
E10 Wakefield Arms: 14 Park Road. (A2/16) Grand Met-Trumans.
E10 WILLIAM IV: 816 High Road. (A1/17) Ind Coope Taylor Walker.


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