The Knave of Clubs

"The Knave Of Clubs is a Shoreditch pub with big ‘knock off work early’ energy. Vintage, gold-etched glass throws reflections of laughing friends around the room, chicken fat-sponsored potatoes make their way to shared tables filled with work mates, and a couple in a tucked-away nook split toasties and Gs. The British menu has been created by someone who understands that pints warrant carbs and salty, pickled, meaty bits. Expect smartened-up pub classics—like a prawn scotch egg with chilli jam—perfectly poured pints of Guinness, and to miss your train home." - jake missing, rianne shlebak, daisy meager, sinead cranna, heidi lauth beasley, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna, daisy meager, rianne shlebak, sinead cranna, heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak, jake missing, sinead cranna, sinead cranna, jake

"The Knave Of Clubs' team's CV would make a career advisor rub their hands with glee. Think alumni of The Camberwell Arms, Bambi, and Frank’s Cafe. The Shoreditch pub will serve bar snacks like venison sausage rolls with spiced ketchup, and rotisserie grill chicken, as well as Sunday lunches. We checked out The Knave Of Clubs and added it to the Hit List." - team infatuation

"The Knave of Clubs is a pub that’s been created by someone who understands that pints warrant carbs and salty, pickled, meaty bits. A big, gold-etched space on a corner of Bethnal Green Road, this gastro-boozer is somewhere you’ll struggle to leave after taking down a rotisserie chicken. There are other smartened-up pub classics, like a prawn scotch egg with chilli jam or dinky venison sausage rolls, and whether you intend to come for a single perfectly poured Guinness or not, you’ll stay for longer." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, daisy meager

"A pub in Shoreditch great for a quick bite, known for its casual and welcoming atmosphere." - Andrew Young

"The ‘Knock Off Work Early’ One A perfectly poured pint of Guinness sometimes needs a carb sidekick—The Knave Of Clubs understands that. At this lively Shoreditch pub, chicken-fat sponsored potatoes, venison sausage rolls, and hunks of gravy-soaked baguette are the ideal accompaniment to smooth pints. Drink yours propped up by the handsome bar with a pack of Taytos, or split toasties and Gs in the tucked-away wooden booth." - sinead cranna