The Drapers Arms

Sunday is the standout, The Drapers Arms is widely praised for its Sunday roast and Sunday lunch, and guests recommend booking ahead for this popular service.

The Drapers Arms' Sunday roasts and sharing dishes tend to be generous, guests often describe items like the suet‑crust pie and roast platters as plentiful, leaving parties comfortably full.

Yes, The Drapers Arms' candlelit dining rooms, thoughtful wine list and several celebratory visits make it well suited to a special evening for two.

For the signature Sunday roast, Sunday lunchtime is the highlight, guests repeatedly praise the Sunday lunch and garden; if you prefer something calmer, aim for a weeknight evening.

Yes, families are welcome: reviewers describe bringing children for Sunday lunches and note staff happily accommodated a child’s request (separating ingredients), making it family-friendly for meals.

Dogs are welcome, guests have brought dogs to the Drapers Arms (including a retriever at an outside table), and staff have provided dog bowls and a comfy spot on occasions.

The Drapers Arms is a lovely 1830s Islington pub with a warm, informal and relaxing atmosphere, cosy, candlelit dining rooms, a convivial pub bar and a tucked-away garden for summer meals.

Casual dress, comfortable, neat clothing is entirely appropriate for a visit to The Drapers Arms.

Yes, the garden/patio regularly welcomes diners with dogs; guests describe bringing their retriever and staff providing water/bowls and a comfy spot.