Manor House Area Guide
A locals' guide to Manor House
Where do Manor House locals go?
Blighty Coffee
A coffee shop with a difference! Great food, lovely staff, quirky décor and even better coffee, all in the heart of Blackstock Road. There's a lounge area and garden, complete with an air-raid shelter and table tennis, which is the perfect place to hide away from the hustle and bustle of Finsbury Park. It's more than a coffee shop, Blighty is a community.Read more
Selale
One of the best Turkish Restaurants in North London. Always busy, especially on weekends when you have to reserve seats to avoid standing outside. Amazing customer service, great food and a reasonable price for the standard. You should try the lamb and chicken grill.Read more
Why not explore the nearby areas of
finsbury park,
harringay,
crouch end,
hornsey,
stoke newington,
highbury,
archway,
newington green,
holloway,
and wood green
Did you know?
"Seven Sisters Road was named after the seven daughters of Robert the Bruce, who planted seven elm trees along this route."
There's a peaceful spot along the New River, which winds unassumingly through the residential streets to Finsbury Park.
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Daniel Burrell
Clissold Park is the perfect place for a day out with the kids - there's animal enclosures, a lovely café and lakes to explore.
Chris Ball
The Mackenzie Garden in Finsbury Park is a peaceful spot that I like to visit when I have the time.
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Vikki Broad
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Activities near Manor House
Es Last Show - Grazia - Rubber - Fluid Tower
After 10 years Es are saying goodbye at their final show together with Grazia, Rubber and Fluid Tower. Dancing until late with DJs Sueplord and Vanity Crystal. Come say farewell and please bring items for the Christmas Food Bank DriveRead more
A Little Friday Night Music
Come one, come all, to the latest in our series of Charity Bar Nights! We initially started out as group of friends from university, desperately searching for any excuse to whack out the showtunes - but as our events have gone on, our group has grown, and we're so excited to bring you our biggest Bar Night yet! Join us on 31 January 2025 for a fun-filled evening of wine, musical theatre, old-school classics, and more wine - all whilst raising money for a fantastic cause! Any and all profits from the event will go to the MS Society, which provides support, information, and advocacy to help people with MS and their families.Read more
Dracapella
An estate agent from London.A mysterious count from Transylvania.An ensemble of mind-blowing vocal talents.Zero logic. When Harker sets off to Transylvania to sell a crumbling castle to a mysterious client, he doesn’t expect to wind up in a love triangle – or is that a square? – involving his wife, her best friend, and one very melodramatic vampire. Things spiral quickly; capes are flung, necks are bitten (accidentally), and a human beatboxer accompanies it all. Featuring acappella covers of everything from Somebody to Love to Eye of the Tiger, and more terrible puns than strictly necessary, Dracapella is a fast, funny, fang-filled festive treat. From Dan Patterson (creator of Whose Line Is It Anyway? and Mock the Week) and Jez Bond (Whodunnit [Unrehearsed]), Dracapella delivers madcap comedy, monster mashups and a bloody good time. It’s a comedy with music. And bite. Park Theatre and Adam Blanshay Productions. AUDIO DESCRIBED: Tuesday, 30th December, 7:30pm (touch tour at 6:30pm) BSL: Saturday, 10th January, 7:30pmRead more
Dj Classics Night
Elated to bring a live DJ to The Finsbury's live room after our gig on 13th December to keep the floor moving until the early hours Macrostrada is bringing you dance classics, indie tunes, house & requests! We're open until 3am if the party is still moving so come down and worry about the journey on the night tube later! Presented by Dad's Mood is Bad. This is an 18+ eventRead more
The Rat Trap
In fashionable 1920s Belgravia, Sheila, a talented novelist, and Keld, an aspiring playwright, embark on married life. Both are fiercely ambitious, but when Keld’s career takes off and Sheila’s doesn’t, professional jealousy and an affair have a devastating effect on their marriage. Startlingly moving, but full of customary sparkling wit and dark humour, Noël Coward’s first play is given a stylish period revival for its centenary year. The Rat Trap is lovingly revised by Bill Rosenfield and presented by Troupe, who return to Park Theatre after its critically acclaimed production of The Forsyte Saga Parts 1 and 2. ASSISTED PERFORMANCES: Captioned, 11 February, 7:30pm Audio Described, 14 February, 3:00pmRead more
Blue Jar
Turtle Tempo presents... Blue Jar (Live) All Looks (Live) Black Limes (Live) Presented by Turtle Tempo. This is an 18+ event
Women's Super League: Arsenal vs Manchester City
Arsenal take on Manchester City in this Women's Super League fixture.
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