Harringay Green Lanes is a vibrant collection of independent shops, restaurants, cafes and Victorian pubs stretching along the main Green Lanes trunk road from the edge of Finsbury Park to Duckett's Common. Built towards the end of the 19th Century, there is amazing Victorian façades on Grand Parade, and grand public houses like The Salisbury, Queen's Head and The Beaconsfield (named after Benjamin Disraeli).

There are over 200 individual shops right here in Green Lanes. Many are family run businesses for a number of years, like Disney's; a third generation furnishings business considered to be the oldest in North London.

The original landmark 'Harringay Arena' was knocked down in the 80's to make way for the superstores, this now houses the Arena Shopping Park, where you will find your favourite high street stores with ample free parking.

Much of the main high street now offers 'Pay & Display' parking for shoppers using the area. With good access to London's bus routes (29, 341, 141, W5) and the Piccadilly line running through Green Lanes with stations on either end (Manor House and Turnpike Lane), and a convenient over ground station (Harringay Green Lanes), giving Green Lanes fantastic accessibility.

Surrounded by green spaces (Finsbury Park, Railway Fields, Duckett's Common and Chestnut Park) on all sides, and there's a hidden gem called the Harringay Passage which runs along the length of the Ladder roads giving access all the way to Turnpike Lane.
Harringay is practical too, with many schools (North and South Harringay and Woodlands Park), health centres, hospital and ample supply of doctors and dentists.

Who is Harringay4shops?
We are all owner/managers of various businesses right here on Green Lanes. Many of us have been trading here for a large number of years. This is our website, kindly supported by London Borough of Haringey (Economic Regenerations).