Dingwalls Concerts 2026

Great compact concert venue downstairs. Free seating but can get close to the stage. Acoustics decent and a fantastic atmosphere for a small gift. Concert was the unique Kaki King

Grew up in this place. Part of my music dna. But now those little boys at the door are a bit dumb. It’s a shame, it’s a place of legends, with babies who stopped schooling when they turned 12. Snoooze. Keep it moving don’t stop. I choose peace

I read some terrible reviews but found the bar staff to be good and efficient. A pint of cider was £7.50, a rip-off, but what are you going to do? The doors were supposed to open at 7 but it was after 7:30 when we could get in. There are a few benches around the perimeter, otherwise no other seats. One disabled lady was let in early and was given a seat with a view of the stage but I guess you would have to book that in advance.

I was not in the pub-restaurant but under the house in a concert room. But the band was super. (Kispál és a Borz) But the singer was not able to breathe. There were no fresh air. But luckily I found a seat. So, I didn't see anything but it was comfortable. The drinks were good, too.

Perfect location on the north side of the canal. Catches the sun perfectly in the afternoon and the building gives excellent views of the locks and on warm, sunny days is airy and light. The landlord is knowledgeable regarding his beers, is witty with an engaging dry sense of humour. The Camden Town Pale Ale is excellent, crisp, happy and refreshing on a hot day. The glasses are a really nice detail, short and chunky, but balanced in the hand. The play list is interesting and the views perfect for people watching. This is an easy place to pass a few hours and consume a couple of pints. The toilets are tidy and clean. Search it out, the drinks aren't overly expensive and the location is excellent.