The Albert, Primrose Hill - pub details
Address: 11 Princess Road, London, NW1 8JR [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 14313) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Chalk Farm (0.4 miles), Camden Town (0.5 miles), Kentish Town West (0.6 miles)
Kentish Town West (0.6 miles), Camden Road (0.7 miles), Kentish Town (1 mile)
Pub facilities/features:
- Quiz night
- Food served
- Outside seating, Smoking area
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other pubs nearby:
Engineer, Primrose Hill (0.1 miles), Princess of Wales, Primrose Hill (0.1 miles), Lansdowne, Primrose Hill (0.2 miles), Pembroke Castle, Primrose Hill (0.2 miles), Fifty Five Bar and Lounge, Camden (0.2 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Albert, Primrose Hill
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| I've been to this place a couple of times now and on both occasions I spent the majority of the time in the Garden which I have to say is very nice. Kept reasonably well but be careful if you coming down the steps with a tray of drinks. I didn't experience the bitters & ales there only the lager but this nice tucked away side street pub in Primrose Hill seems a nice enough place to take the friends and family for a Sunday drink, they even allow you to take your dog in which I think more pubs should do, Woof Woof. DOGBOTTLE - 2 Jul 2014 13:11 |
| External colour scheme has changed since photo, for the better imo. Good Timothy Taylor's Landlord was had and I noted another couple of cask/draught. Pleasant interior, still has feel of a pub although they do food too (not sampled). Noted a mega screen in the corner but volume was agreeably low at the time. Service prompt. Could wish for more e.g. wider array of cask but frankly, no complaints. _grobag_ - 23 Apr 2013 16:35 |
| Noisy. Muzak terrible. mycetes - 13 Feb 2012 23:15 |
| Popped in by accident on a saturday night - as got lost looking for another pub. Looks good from the outside, looked good on the inside. Nice collection of clientele, nice selection of beverages including organic cider and perry in the fridge. Didn't eat but did wonder which prize the pork pie and picallilli had actuall won. This to me gave the impression of a pub I would like as my local, laid back, clean and comfortable mrsdonkers - 13 Dec 2009 21:08 |
| This pub turned out to be better than I expected. The only ales on were GKIPA and Abbot unfortunately, but I nevertheless quite enjoyed my visit. Like other pubs in the immediate vicinity, it has intentionally moved upmarket. It�s bare-boarded, with the usual solid wood tables, but comfortable nonetheless. There was some laid back blues being played during my late lunchtime/early afternoon visit, making a very welcome change from the usual banal pop music. The service was friendly enough. It still retains some of the vestiges of its Victorian, or perhaps Edwardian, heritage. There was what looked like some old etched glasswork in a panel by the door; an iron (?) pillar in front of the bar; some original looking roses round the chandeliers plus decorated cornices. The leaded light windows look the real deal as a well. Like other posters before me, I would say that the food doesn�t appear cheap, but as I didn�t eat there I can�t comment on the quality and therefore can�t say if it is good value or not. I think I�m in the same camp as Planner_21 � I quite like it, but would welcome a better choice of ales. But you either like GK ales or you don�t. For me, in this case it�s the lack of decent ale choice that puts this pub in the �OK� category, rather than the �good� category. RexRattus - 25 Oct 2009 16:48 |
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