Talk:Old Red Lion, Islington
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At Angel
edit"Angel", if it denotes a location at all, would be at the south end of Upper Street, around the underground station (Angel, named after a pub that hasn't existed for ages).
The Old Red Lion is nearer to Highbury Corner than to the Angel; they say on their website that they are "at the heart of Angel", but they're 15mins walk from the Angel. They link to a map on their Contact Us page; it shows their location as being south of Pentonville Road. Surely it hasn't moved? Have I confused it with some other pub/theatre on Upper Street?
The article's rather thin; I think there should be some mention of the fact that they deal (dealt?) exclusively in pounds, shillings and pence. They had £sd cash registers, and all drinks prices were shown in- £sd. Not added; I have no citation.