Palm Tree
Overview
Old-fashioned pub with live jazz on Friday nights.
Practical Information
Haverfield Road, Mile End, London, E3 5BH
For More Information:
+44 (0)20 8980 2918
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Palm Tree
- Address
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Haverfield Road
Mile EndLondonE3 5BH - Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 8980 2918
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Latest 5 reviews of Palm Tree
Gold wallpaper + red velvet + cute little old men singing and playing jazz who will shamelessly yet uncreepily flirt with 20-some-year-old girls = the Palm Tree.
Always filled with locals, everyone is always having such a good time, and the owners seem so awesome. Pretty much extremely crowded every time I've been there, but you can just do what I do if it gets a bit much -- bring my own...more
As you walk through the park this odd little pub appears like a mirage. Standing proudly on it's own in the middle of Mile End Ecology Park, The Palm Tree is a quirky joy. There are two sides to the bar and two entrances making it feel intimate and cosy.
As all the other have said, it's a gem, fab decor and apparently live music on nights. This is a pub, pub, don't expect food, they don't...more
I went to the Palm Tree for the first time over the weekend and at first I thought I'd been given the wrong directions and was being sent off on some wild goose chase. But then suddenly, there was the Palm Tree! Located just off the river and just happily on it's own - what a gem. Pop in and order your drinks and then stroll down and have a seat on the grass next to the river. I'd recommend...more
One of my favorite pubs in the East End. I will always recall fond memories of being at the Palm Tree, especially on sunny days sitting outside along the canal. Friendly staff, excellent beer selection, a great atmosphere and awesome crowd that frequents this place.more
I just returned from London, where I was studying abroad at Queen Mary University for a month, and every time I close my eyes and the memories flow it is not the intricate carvings of Westminster Abbey that I see, nor the dirty River Thames nor the lions of Trafalgar Square. No, it is The Palm (Tree): a magical oasis of a place, set right in the middle of Mile End Park. My friends and I...more