The Museum Tavern, Bloomsbury - pub details
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Description
The MORNING ADVERTISER's London Region Winner of cask ale pub 2009.Timothy Taylor’s Landlord 4.3%, Sharp’s Doombar 4.0% & St.Austells Tribute 4.2% are permanent ales and you will see these on just about every visit you make. This leaves us 4 hand pumps to tempt you with our ever changing guest ales. In March we will be stocking Caledonian Three Monkey’s ABV 3.0%, Rooster’s Celtic Corker ABV 3.9%, Traditional Scottish Ales Spring mist ABV 4.0%, Beer Rock Spring Crazy ABV 4.4%.Celt Experience Celt Bronze ABV 4.5%, and Saltaire Cascade Pale Ale ABV 4.8%If there is a particular beer that you like and would like to see on our pumps we’ll do our very best to get it. This can take 4 to 6 weeks to from ordering to dispense but we think you are worth it
Giles and Mark from Timothy Taylors will be having a tasting night 20th April see you all here
We will have free samples of Landlord, Ram Tam and Best Bitter from The Timothy Taylor range
(last updated: 1st Mar 2010)
Address: 49 Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3BA [map] [gmap]
Tel: 08721 077 077 (ref 3687)
Tottenham Court Road (0.3 miles), Holborn (0.3 miles), Russell Square (0.4 miles)
London Charing Cross (0.7 miles), London St Pancras (0.9 miles), London Kings Cross - Thameslink (0.9 miles)
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served, Sunday roast, Real ale
- Outside seating, Children allowed (11am-5pm), Credit cards accepted
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user reviews of The Museum Tavern, Bloomsbury
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| Met up with some friends here a couple of weeks ago. Place isn't that big but has a fair few tables and like most places mid-week it cleared out a bit by 7-8pm. Tried the Landlord, Tribute and Doonbar, all excellent so never made it round to the guest ales. Fish and Chips were good, hot and crispy (but could have used a few extra chips to soak up the beer). Bar staff were efficient and courteous, never waited more than a few mins to be served. Overall top venue. About 20 mins from Euston right opposite the imposing British Museum. Dan65 - 19 Feb 2010 15:59 |
| Hit this place two years ago knowing it had Old Peculier on cask. Immediately met a regular and we have hit if off since. Made two visits this trip and started off with Old Peculier and closed with Landlord. Patient staff as the lot of us were getting a bit belligerent. As a tourist, this is a place where I feel like a local as I get to hang around the regulars. While it is across from the British Museum and most of the folks streaming in are from out of town/country, more credit to them for having a great lineup of real ales. Only disappointment was that it closed up New Year's Day at 6 pm, but we were warned the day before. I've had a number of pints here and never a bad one - the staff take pride in knowing quality. NM_Ale_Drinker - 9 Jan 2010 18:08 |
| Comfortable enough little pub opposite the British Museum. Four real ales on during our visit - Brains Party Popper, Theakston Old Peculier, St Austell Tribute and Greene King Old Speckled Hen. Tourists come in one door and go out the other when there is no food on! blue_scrumpy - 1 Jan 2010 22:17 |
| Went in with a pal on a wander on a cold winters day. The pub was warm and welcoming. The beer was served well by friendly staff. It's a strange building. It's quite snug but it looks like it's all leaning at strange angles. Could do with a new carpet, but quite a pleasant experience. willesden_seadog - 19 Dec 2009 13:40 |
| Excellent little pub. Went here before a gig at The Fly on new Oxford Street and was exceptionally impressed by their commitment to beer. About 7 ales - I drank the delish Camerons Fireside Ale - and a policy of asking if you'd like a taster. Food looks OK too - saw Fish & Chips and Sausage/mash on the table next door. Not haut cuisine, by the looks, but hot, fresh and (apparently) tasty. Nice pub too - one bar, trad, Victorian. Amazed it's survived as it is.. One piece of advice: don't order the chilli nuts. they're sh*it! cheese_and_onion - 22 Oct 2009 01:06 |
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