The Bull and Last, Gospel Oak

Gastro pub.

Overpriced.

Three ales from regional brewers.

Gets crowded and cramped.

Southampton's better.

13 Oct 2010 22:00

The Southampton Arms, Gospel Oak

Nice newly converted real ale pub.

A bus ride away fom Camden.

8 ales and similar no. of ciders - girlfriend loves these.

Pork pies and sandwiches.

Vinyl LPs played.

Staff very friendly and give tasters.

One regular female punter loud and rude.

Lovely beer garden.

Cheap.

13 Oct 2010 21:57

The William IV, Leyton

Brewpub.

Good range of BRODIES beers brewed to suit all tastes.

Food served.

Traditional building.

Bit of a pig to get to from central london but worth trip.

Tankard glasses in use.

13 Oct 2010 21:50

The Wenlock Arms, Hoxton

Decent traditional pub.

Live jazz.

Scruffy.

Cheap.

Friendly (when you make an effort).

Shame theyre selling up.

Go whil you can.

13 Oct 2010 21:45

The Old Fountain, Old Street

Traditional pub.

Well-kept beers - micros often.

Limited food.

Atmosphere so-so.

Worth trying.

13 Oct 2010 21:35

The Rake, London Bridge

Specialist pub.

Good foreign beers.

Near to London Bridge.

Expensive.

Small but good.

13 Oct 2010 21:29

The Evening Star, Brighton

First class gem.

Beer range excellent.

Friendly staff.

Close to station.

Cheap.

Go.

13 Oct 2010 19:29