Been in a couple of times recently before gigs. Good range of beers etc. had sharing food second visit but uninspiring, though not expensive. If you get a seat the place seems better ! I popped into this pub with a couple of friends just before Xmas prior to going to the Electric Ballroom. We each tried the Young's ordinary, special and Bombardier and found they had a peculiar (metallic?) aftertaste. This spolit what would have been a pleasant visit to one of my old "haunts". Perhaps the pipes needed cleaning?Young's pub both spacious and cosy. Guest ales as well as Young's - the Young's Gold was in decent nick. Typical Young's interior, toilets reasonable although there was a whiff on the stairs down to them. Decent pub and the place to go if you want a proper pub in the area.

I spent an afternoon hanging out with some ageing rockers at the Dublin Castle. These people are old enough to know better. Leather trousers on a 20-year-old don't look good - unless it's Sheena Easton of course - let alone someone of 50. Entering this pub felt a bit like stepping back in time to the early 1980s. The mirrored walls made me cringe, I seemed to be surrounded by old fogies in leather trousers. There was no escape. However, the beer was good - Adnams Explorer, Deuchars IPA and Shepherd Neame's Master Brew.Not so much a pub, more the waiting room for the venue at the back with seating round the edges but standing room only in the middle. Nice pint of Deuchars though.I can't believe how many times I have been in the spread eagle over the road and never ventured in here. A few weeks ago, there was an article in one of the broadsheets about Suggs and his favourite places and this was mentioned. I thought it was amusing seeing a picture of him in front of his own memoribillia. This week, I was looking for somewhere to eat and saw an advert in the tube for a place on the parkway - which led me to here. Great place, very friendly people who spoke to a stranger carrying a large book, with an air of indian food around him. I will be back.

Everytime I walk past this pub there are people dancing. This is surprising, as its a traditional boozer. Went in for the first time and sure enough.... two ladies started dancing. Nice beer garden. Typical london pub.Boring pub on the main tourist road. I wouldn't bother unless you are very keen to watch a football match. While at The Oxford Arms, my friends and I were very disrespected. We were standing off to the side in the outdoor space, socializing when we very rudely and rashly approached by a heavier set lady who apparently worked there. She demanded that we give we her out ID's ( we are way over 18) and then demanded that if we were not drinking to leave. Understandably they are a business but we may have bought drinks later or at a different time. Rudely and disgustingly we were pushed out of this pub. We will never go back, and in fact we plan on calling and filing a complaint. Never disrespect your customers (or potential costumers), that is the number one rule of business. I hope you all take this into consideration when you think about going to this "Pub".

Interesting cavernous pub, with deep bass rumbling from the adjacent live venue. Lowenbrau on draught, which i havent seen since the coach and horses in soho got rid of it. But my god, the toilets. I felt sorry for th cleaners. One of the traps was overflowing and it looked like someone had exploded, leaving nothing but a huge pile of shit. I could have taken a photo and sold it to the tate modern.The size of this place runs in its favour- particularly if there is a big group of you, there is usually somewhere to sit or at least stand and drunkenly swing your arms around or whatever.
It's probably not going to change your life, the selection of beer is average, but fun times can be had here. Good pub and very long through to a second bar at the rear which is much better than the one at the front end as you enter the place. No real beer though I dont count Speckeled Hen or GK IPA as they are usually nasty in London, just Caffreys, Carling and other dross. Newcastle Brown was available as was Leffe. Toilets were a bit crap, so as a result of that and no ale to speak of the score isn't going to be great. 5/10

Expensive, short pint measures.
Very busy with really bevvied upcrowds in mid twenties...Quite intinidating even early in the eveningTicking off all the pubs in the area. Nice enough. Not sure that anything really stood out.Stopped in here after beating a hasty retreat from the incredibly loud Ice Wharf.
Managed to get a table at 9:30 on Friday but pub still had a good atmosphere. Only ales on were Pride and Brains SA but Pride was in good shape if a bit frothy (maybe had the sparkler turned up a bit high). Staff were friendly and efficient.
Liked it.

Very good range of drinks even by Wetherspoons standards. Brahma on draft the last time I was in there, amongst other things.

Pleasant atmosphere, nice and spacious, difficult to have many complaints about this pub. Remarkably unpretentious in comparison to other pubs in Camden, and hands-down the only place really to go for pre-gig drinks in the area these days.Stopped in here after a good meal in Camden.

Maybe it's just because it was a Friday night, maybe I'm just getting old but the music was ear-acheingly loud and then they turned it up.
Just two ales were on, and the Everards I had was pretty flat.
One for the youngsters or those with their own earplugs.
It's a glorified Weatherspoons, serving generic fizz by the gallon to tourists and punters who don't know any better. If this is the best place you can find to have a drink in Camden, you need to try harder.