Food & drink London

The Island Queen

A decorated pub interior adds a neighbourhood pause to a walk through Islington.

Location
87 Noel Road, London N1 8HD
Archival photograph of The Island Queen, London (2009)

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A place worth knowing

The Island Queen brings the character of an old London gin palace to Noel Road, away from Islington’s main thoroughfares. Food and a full drinks menu make it work for a lunch stop, dinner or a drink during a neighbourhood walk.

Build it into time spent on Islington’s quieter streets. Reserve a table if a meal is the centre of your plan, particularly when meeting a group.

Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026

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The Island Queen

87 Noel Road, London N1 8HD

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