This was my favorite place in London I think. Good for any night of the week late night. Great…read moremusic!

Absolute trash... Now I will start by saying the pub it…read moreself isn't too bad... the issue I have is they had live music.. there was a cover as I literally walked in, paid and got stamped the band wrapped as they took my 5p and then said "oops sorry, there was another bad but instead there is a dj". Like what absolute trash... Take it for what it is but that's dodgy

Great pub, as we first walked in the bartender knew what we were coming in for, of course. The…read moreambiance was very nice and all of the poster and pictures drew us in. I can see how this is a classic pub. I enjoyed the drinks and will be back.

Went here on a Sunday night. Some prick wearing a tactical vest was bouncing. I hand him my…read morePassport and without even looking at it, just sees that I am from the USA and asks me how many drinks have I had tonight. I told him I had one and he said "I don't think so" and denied me entry. Idk what they got against the US but they clearly are not welcoming to us.

Great pub atmosphere with live sport on television and performing arts taking place upstairs.read more

A couple of weeks ago when we were in London and walking around Camden Town for shopping at the…read moremarket, we stopped into this pub. We enjoyed a sampler appetizer platter of fried everything plus chicken wings. My friend had a beer and I had my first passionfruit martini on tap! Surprisingly it wasn't as sweet as it looked. You had to order at the bar for drinks and food. They brought the food to you when it was ready. A good place to drop in for a quick bite!

Came her for lunch and ended up coming back for a drink the next evening…read more Turned up just before closing but staff were welcoming and said come in. They closed the bar while we were there but said there was no rush to leave while they were cleaning and closing up for the night. The lunch we had the day before was very good pub food. Hot chips were awesome and then chicken tenders cooked perfectly. Wasn't noisy as we were almost the first there for lunch and the last to get there before closing the next night so overall the place was very quiet.

Delicious value pub sirloin with chips, rings and a salad all for 22£ Very nice welcoming and…read moreefficient staff. Super cozy. Garden must be nice in better weather.

This is the main restaurant in the Holiday Inn, so quality is about what you expect: not bad, but…read morenot great either. The food was ok: had a serviceable mushroom pie and a pretty poor kids pizza. Service was very friendly (and they took orders from the table rather than at the bar). Several of the listed draught beers were out. Setup was ok considering the clearly not historic building, but definitely not a quaint pub layout. They have huge projector screens and audio for playing sports: Wimbledon was on during our visit, which presumably preempted the otherwise promised Friday evening live music.

We went to this place in the early afternoon to watch ask if we could reserve two tables to watch…read morean American football game later that evening (knowing it was an Irish Bar - located in a Holiday Inn property). We were told that it would not be a problem, so we invited other friends to visit us from four different corners of London. When we arrived to our tables, we were told that the American football game could not be viewed as there was an Irish football match playing. To make a long story short, our friends wasted an hour to meet us, and our alternative options were no longer available due to the late notice. Stay away from Callahan's, the palace of false promises and ruined Saturday night plans.

Very much happened upon this place by chance. We were exhausted after a long morning exploring and…read morewere wandering around Camden Market looking for a spot for a quick drink and to recuperate our energy. This hit the spot. Very home-town pub feel where the few patrons there on a Monday afternoon very much all knew each other. Staff super accommodating and inviting. Enjoyed the pub cat wandering around prowling for insects. They do have some nice outdoor seating but we opted to unwind inside accompanied by surprisingly good music. Their beer choices were not my personal favorite but it wasn't that important for our purposes at that point and is probably my own bias.

Great for watching Ireland play rugby. Atmosphere is great. Saw Ireland win 6 nations here…read more Ales ok. Guiness good. Not a fake Irish boozer.

OUTDOOR BEER GARDEN!!!! On the rare days that one can stand outdoors in London comfortably. Ok now…read moreI'm just being rude. This might be a slightly biased review, because it's summertime now and I'm in a good mood and I like the outdoors and any pub that has a massive beer garden is a great bar in my opinion. I suppose what also grants this lovely establishment my 5 starts is their food. We were wandering about one evening and decided to get a quick bite to eat. We had the mushrooms on bread and deep fried camembert. Both were absolutely delightful, and very well priced (like £4 or something). It has quite a lot of seating indoors, dogs are welcome, and they also have fun games to play. yay.

What a great spot hidden off the main Camden street! Just a 5 minute walk from the station lies…read morethis beautiful and very large beer garden and pub! Perfect for Saturday afternoon and evening beverages on a summers day and they even reserve areas in the garden for groups - perfect. Drinks are served at your average London prices and they have a great menu, and BBQ running at the weekend. I opted for a snack of chips, cheese and gravy - they were so good, I had to order a second portion. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming even when they were having a nightmare with the tills not opening. A lovely afternoon was had and I'll definitely be back again over summer!

Friendly fast and attentive service Did not eat here so I…read morecan't testify to that Great ambience for watching soccer (football) They show most if not all European leagues Lots of TVs and good amount of space in case it gets crowded for lets say... World Cup or champions league action. Definitely worth a stop if you want some good sports watching and a pint !

Very cheery bartender. We not had the BLT, while not the American style it was excellent. Not sure…read morewhy it was mostly empty but I could be the time of day. Fairly large and clean, glad we stopped in.

This is an excellent pub in a normally awful part of town. It's off the beaten track, you can get a…read moreseat and the beer selection is great. Plus there is a cat which is icing on the cake! The big letdown is the food. I have yet to find a good Thai pop up in a pub and this was another example of this. Six of us ordered dinner and the food came out in drips and drabs. It took about 30 minutes for everyone to get served and the standard of the food was not great. Definitely homestyle not necessarily made by someone who is a proficient cook. The menu is definitely not all Thai (chicken katsu?) and the food is sloppily put together and not very good. It's very unfortunate because the pub itself is amazing. Come for drinks but go elsewhere for the food.

Not usually a fan of Greene King pubs, but they've got pub cats and The Simpsons couch mural…read moreoutside! Friendly atmosphere and ales are kept well.

I'm almost surprised that nobody else has reviewed this place, but then the regular clientele do…read morenot seem likely to use Yelp. This is a fairly typical pub but with lower food prices than all the places over on Marchmont Street. Mostly local, busy after work, but with a strong contingent of Irish ex-pats. Between 5 and 6:30 one evening I heard accents from Down, Donegal, Cork, and Dublin, plus all the native Londoners who work nearby. The food is the usual fare, in theory the dining room is in the back but they'll let you eat out in the pub area or at the bar, especially if you're alone. Again, prices aren't bad: 5.50 for fish & chips, compare to 8 or 9 at the pubs in Marchmont Street. Decent quality. Those are takeaway prices for Bloomsbury, but McGlynn's is just enough off the beaten path yet within a busy area. If you're not local (and I am certainly not local, just research work over the summer) you might get some funny looks, but the regulars were nice enough once I joined in the conversations; that night there was some debate over whether Midsummer's night was the same as the Solstice (it's not!)

Good place to go for drinks, food as well but the kitchen closes early. The food was good. A…read morevariety of drinks. Staff is friendly. There's a mini jukebox if you want to play music. Overall loud, everyone is talking amongst themselves at their table as expected in a pub. There's seating indoors and picnic tables outside. It is right next door to the Wardonia hotel. Down the street from Kings cross st Pancras station.