The Lansdowne, Primrose Hill - pub details
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Address: 90 Gloucester Avenue, Primrose Hill, London, NW1 8HX [map] [gmap]
Tel: 020 7483 0409
Chalk Farm (0.2 miles), Kentish Town West (0.5 miles), Camden Town (0.6 miles)
Kentish Town West (0.5 miles), Camden Road (0.7 miles), Kentish Town (0.9 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
Pub added by Techno. Last visited on 10th May 2005. Suggested by Mark on 9 Jun 2003.
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other pubs nearby:
Pembroke Castle, Primrose Hill (0.0 miles), Princess of Wales, Primrose Hill (0.1 miles), Queens, Primrose Hill (0.2 miles), Marathon Restaurant, Chalk Farm (0.2 miles), Bartok, Chalk Farm (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Lansdowne, Primrose Hill
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| Best pub in the whole world. The food is the best you will find anywhere and the bar staff are the most beautiful and talented to ever grace a London drinking establishment. There's a rumour they collectively turned down a lucrative mass modelling contract for the love of serving people. Go go go! colmcolmcolm - 23 Jul 2007 17:26 |
| Exactly what you'd expect from a pub in this area in terms of clientele and decor. The churlish bar staff also leave a lot to be desired, although you can get an occasional friendly one. Two well kept ales on offer here that are usually Wells Bombardier and Jaipur from the Thornbridge Brewery. There are however, occasional guests that replace one or both of the regulars, so worth checking out for that reason alone. Like most places in this area, worth visiting if you're nearby, but don't go out of your way to get here. The_Greene_King - 5 Jul 2007 13:31 |
| Often overcrowded with surly bar staff, the atmosphere is hardly convivial and its beer selection is mediocre at best. Nevertheless a splendid restaurant upstairs and its pizzas are reasonably priced given the area. A little too trendy for my tastes (the "Princess of Wales" round the corner has a much more relaxed feel) but still worth a pint if you can get the time - or manage to snatch one of the four outside tables in the summer. drewsy_uk - 14 Apr 2007 20:42 |
| A mate recomended this place because of the food. We had the seafood rissotto and the rib eye steak. The rissotto was stacked with tiger prawns and mussels. The steak was big and juicy served with chunky homemade chips. Had to wait a while to get a seat but well woth the wait. Marvin_80 - 21 Feb 2007 18:17 |
| It's my local, and it's true what these reviews say. The staff are rude (or beautifully vague) and the pub's not all that. But it can be a laugh on a summer evening. What cracks me up most is how much the very well-heeled locals tread on egg-shells around the manager - it's social valitdation if he knows your name, it would seem. sammyjonnyjr - 17 Nov 2006 18:09 |
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