Tapping The Admiral

Matthew Garcia

One of the most unique pub experiences you could have in London. A truly local, neighborhood feel and vibe with some special characters. Even the owners cat, who is very comfortable with all the noise and commotion of a busy pub on a Friday evening. Kentish Town is a cool neighborhood and it only makes sense that a pub like this exists. Some great cask options, tasty cocktails, and a seriously sneaky good food menu. Beer garden out back is cozy, too. This is a special place! If you enjoy real/cask/hand-pulled ales, you need to get here as soon as you can.

Dai Tree

Tucked away at the north end of Camden Town, Tapping the Admiral is a special pub. On Castle Street next to the railway line, offering the peculiarly comforting rumble of freight cars passing overhead (nearly). A great range of beers both from the cask and keg. The staff are funny, lovely and good at serving drinks, perfect! There is a little alleyway garden with loads of seating at the side/back of the pub. The boss is furry, has four legs and is currently sleeping. A splendid pub!

Rob Patrick

Friendly street corner pub with an eclectic character and a great range of cask and craft beers. Outdoor seating to front and back. Busy for a Monday night and I got the impression it's a popular local spot. No food on Mondays but they are happy for you to bring a take away in. Well worth a visit.