The Hawley Arms, Camden - pub details
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Address: 2, Castlehaven Road, London, NW1 8QU [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 1286)
Camden Town (0.2 miles), Kentish Town West (0.4 miles), Chalk Farm (0.4 miles)
Camden Road (0.3 miles), Kentish Town West (0.3 miles), Kentish Town (0.6 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Jukebox
- Food served, Sunday roast, Cocktails
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> Current user rating: 5.8/10 (rated by 108 users)
> Local guides: London pub guide, Central London pub guide, Camden pub guide
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user reviews of the Hawley Arms, Camden
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| Very average pub with staff that are both snooty and scummy, if such a thing is possible. Basically, the're unsmiling, unfriendly and are far more interest in having conversations with each other rather than dealing with us plebs. The fact that they all look like skag-heads didn't help - one prize specimen in particular was in a string vest and had the worst head of unkempt hair i've seen. Tragically it probably took him hours to get 'just right'. Can see why AmyWinehouse would like it in here, next to this lot she doesnt actually look too wrecked. juddlinski - 3 Jul 2009 10:50 |
| Was in just before fire - not me guv - and popped in sunday - no different in main bar. not a crowd to remark on. For you beerers there was Tom Woods bomber County - nice Lancaster drawing on pump label, Abbott ale and Old Trip. Posers, Sunday couples and groups, not trendy enough for the barkeepers who have quiet disdain for the weekend masses methinks. Me? Was drunk weekly in Camden before they were born - too old to care now - so there ha! gonetolunch - 30 Jun 2009 15:46 |
| Was in here yesterday and I was shocked by the way that the snooty bar staff looked down there nose at me!! My money is exactly the same as these so called celebs! Not a bad place in fairness and a cool little back garden. It was reasonbly priced too considering its press coverage etc. We were caught out however when the heavens opened and loads of people piled in from the street and this is not a nice place to be when full. People pushing past you and clambering over each other to get to the bar. Sort the staff out and get rid of the stupid doormen and this would be a bloody good pub. bish80 - 28 Jun 2009 16:08 |
| Having never set foot in place before the cleansing power of flame, I can’t draw historical comparisons. I dropped in for one last beer before the Roundhouse and was quite impressed (though admittedly expectations weren’t huge). The main drinking area appears to be one long narrow strip opposing the bar which makes for uncomfortable jostling during busy times. There were a couple of ales on (a Greene King trio of Abbot, IPA and Olde Trip if I recall accurately). My half of Olde Trip was pretty good in fairness. Bar staff were a bit naff and stupidly overdressed but I guess old habits die hard round here. Probably worth a swift one before the Roundhouse – if you can see the bar and there is more than one person working it. Quinno - 5 Jun 2009 19:18 |
| Having never set foot in place before the cleansing power of flame did its work, I can’t draw historical comparisons. However, we dropped in for one last beer before the Roundhouse, we were quite impressed (though admittedly expectations weren’t huge). The main drinking area appears to be one long narrow strip opposing the bar which makes for uncomfortable jostling during busy times. There were a couple of ales on (a Greene King trio of Abbot, IPA and Olde Trip if I recall accurately). My half of Olde Trip was pretty good in fairness. Bar staff were a bit naff and stupidly overdressed but I guess old habits die hard round here. Probably worth a swift one before the Roundhouse – if you can see the bar and there is more than one person working it. Quinno - 5 Jun 2009 19:17 |
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