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East London Beer Guide & Pub directory in 1991 - E11 Leytonstone

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. 

E11 Leytonstone
Stations - Leytonstone, Wanstead and Snarrook (Central), Leytonstone High Street (BR Barking line).
The postal district covers two areas, Leytonstone proper is in the north eastern projection of the Victorian terraces which start in Stratford and push their way up to the Green Man roundabout to meet the outliers of Epping Forest and Wanstead flats. Across the roundabout Wanstead is a separate area and considered a little more exclusive by some of its inhabitants, for which privilege they pay a bit more in the pubs.
The beer range is generally dominated by the larger brewers but a sprinkling of guest beers (especially in some of the managed houses) have added to the range available. Free houses are few, and from the west of the Central line up to Whipps Cross there is very little of anything - thanks to the Quakers who built a number of "dry" estates here in the nineteenth century.
 
E11 BELL: 468 High Road. (B2/1) Bass Charrington.
E11 BIRKBECK TAVERN: 45 Langthorne Road. (A2/2) Bass Charrington.
E11 BRITANNIA: 493 High Road. (B2/3) Whitbreads.
E11 THE BRITISH QUEEN TAVERN: 63 New Wanstead. (A1/4) Grand Met-Watneys.
E11 COLEGRAVE ARMS: 145 Cann Hall Road. (B2/5) Bass Charrington.
E11 COWLEY ARMS: 483 High Road. (B2/6) Bass Charrington.
E11 CROWN: 692 High Road. (B1/7) Bass Charrington.
E11 THE CUCKFIELD: 31 High Street Wanstead. (A1/8) Bass Charrington.
E11 Dirty Nellies: 575 High Street. (B2/9)
E11 DUKE OF EDINBURGH: 79 Nightingale Lane. (B1/10) Ind Coope Taylor Walker.
E11 EAGLE HOTEL: 76 Holly Bush Hill. (A1/11) Bass Charrington.
E11 George Hotel: High Street Wanstead. (B1/12) Grand Met-Trumans.
E11 Halfway House: 345 High Road. (B2/13) Grand Met-Watneys.
E11 HEATHCOTE ARMS: 344 Grove Green Road. (A2/14) Bass Charrington.
E11 KIRKDALES WINE BAR: Kirkdale Road (A2/15) .
E11 THE LINCOLN: 566 High Road. (B2/16) Grand Met - Clifton Inn PH.
E11 Lord Rookwood: 314 Cann Hall Road. (B2/17) Bass Charrington.
E11 NIGHTINGALE: 51 Nightingale Lane. (B1/18) Courage.
E11 NORTHCOTE: 110 Grove Green Road. (A2/19) Bass Charrington.
E11 NORTH STAR: 24 Browning Road. (B1/20) Bass Charrington.
E11 SIR ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOTEL: 145 Whipps Cross Road. (A1/23).
E11 THATCHED HOUSE: 245 High Road. (B2/24) Bass Charrington.
E11 WOODHOUSE TAVERN: 119 Harrow Road. (B2/25) Bass Charrington.


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