Best Places with a Quiz Night in the world
1. Prince of Peckham Pub, London
Lively corner pub pairing a traditional tiled bar with Caribbean cooking. Trays of jerk chicken and oxtail crowd the tables before the floor clears for DJs and rum punch.
Lively corner pub pairing a traditional tiled bar with Caribbean cooking. Trays of jerk chicken and oxtail crowd the tables before the floor clears for DJs and rum punch.
Restored historic pub on the Isle of Dogs, now a smart, split-level space with exposed brick and a fireplace. Elevated British classics come from the kitchen – book ahead for the Sunday roast – and seven boutique rooms are upstairs.
Spacious Brixton taproom running out of a former grain mill by the train tracks. House beers pour right next to the brewing tanks, with pints, focaccia sandwiches, and free popcorn landing on tables surrounded by sofas and board games.
Resident Camden kitchen serving slow-smoked American barbecue with Jamaican roots. Trays of applewood-smoked ribs and loaded brisket fries land on wooden tables alongside pints.
Moody, navy-walled East End pub pouring Exale Brewing pints and natural wine. The room runs loud on weekends with Italian-American tavern pizzas, shuffleboard, and DJ sets.
Renovated Leyton pub pouring fresh craft beer and cask ale from nearby Exale Brewing. The laid-back space fills up for live sports on the big screen, weekend DJ sets, and award-winning thin-crust pizzas.
Queer-friendly neighborhood bar spread across a three-story converted house. The basement handles ping-pong and pool, while the main floor and outdoor patios fill up for drag shows, trivia nights, and cocktails.
Classic neighborhood bar pouring local microbrews alongside scratch-made burgers and fried pickles. Pool tables and dart boards sit under Green Bay Packers gear, with a dog-friendly patio out on the corner.
Dark wood-paneled Bay Ridge tavern serving massive plates of schnitzel and heavy glass boots of German draft beer. The neighborhood dining room stays busy with pool games, trivia nights, and big family dinners.
Lively East Village bar and independent bookstore with a historic wooden counter and a working fireplace. Leather armchairs and bar stools fill up early for literary-themed cocktails, evening trivia, and reading over drinks.
