Coronet, London

A site visit was carried out on 21/08/25 - the feedback was as thus - Popped into The Coronet earlier for a pit stop while shopping, and could not see any pumps. I asked the barmaid if they had taken out the cask and she said yes. When the new operators took over from Wetherspoon's there could be up to 6 cask beers available. We have to assume that did not work.

It closed as a Spoons on 10/12/23 but quickly reopened albeit with a slightly less adventurous cask beer range. For clarification - a company called Milegate owns the Toll Gate. DN Properties London now owns the Coronet.

https://www.mylondon.news/whats-on/whats-on-news/coronet-wetherspoons-spoons-pub-closing-28274982

here.

As was - it terms of decor not a lot has changed -

An exceptional and sympathetic Wetherspoons conversion of a former ABC cinema,designed by William Glenn, opened as The Savoy in 1940, screened its last film in 1983. This striking building is an oasis in Holloway. The former grandeur of the 1940s cinema is still visible, including a decommissioned projector.

Full disabled access. Separate family area. Small garden heated at the rear. Entry can be controlled when Arsenal are playing at home including higher prices and plastic drinking vessels.

The pub was listed as an Asset of Community Value by Islington Council on 02/08/2016. That we suspect has now expired.