The King And Tinker Public House

The King and Tinker is a public house located in Enfield, London, England. It presents itself as a local pub with a long history, noting that parts of the current building date from the 17th century and that beer has been brewed on the site since 1610. Its unusual name is derived from the ballad of the King and the Tinker. The pub operates as a traditional British local, serving drinks and food in a historic setting. It is a small, independent establishment rather than a large chain, and its official website is kingandtinker.com. The pub is known within the Enfield area and is listed on Wikidata as a pub in Enfield, London.

The King and Tinker is a public house in Enfield, London. According to its official website, parts of the current pub date from the 17th century and beer has been brewed on the site since 1610. The pub's name comes from the ballad of the King and the Tinker. It has operated as a local pub for many years, serving the Enfield community. The building retains historic features, and the pub promotes its long history as part of its identity. It remains an active pub and is listed on Wikidata as a pub in Enfield, London, England, UK.

• 1610

  Beer brewing began on the site

• 1600

  Parts of the current pub building date from this period

Traditional local pub with a historic building and a name from folklore.

• Beer and ale

• Pub food

1. 1King & Tinker, Enfieldkingandtinker.com
2. 2The King And Tinker Public House - Wikidatawikidata.org