Good pubs near Euston

[Suzi Edwards]

Euston. Urgh. Can anyone suggest a decent pub near here? I've been tasked with organising a company get together there....

Yes, I know....

[Gavin Jones]

Time Out suggests 'Head of Steam' at 1 Eversholt Street.

(bar Billiards, Free House with lots of real ales).

What sort of event do you want - or rather whoever has forced you to go drinking near Euston want?

[Scottf]

Why would you get stabbed in Euston?

[Kikujiro]

Paging J Acord.

[Simon Majumdar]

The Head of Steam is a shitehole. Right next to the station and stinks to high heaven of that stale oil they use in Burger King

If you have to meet in Euston ( and the big question, of course, is WHY? ) then you should probably head for the Jolly Gardeners on Coburg (sp) St. Mainly post - office and Post Office drinkers, but quite friendly and a good starting point

S

[g.johnson]

I haven't been in years but the Lamb in Lamb's Conduit* Street used to be a good pub and isn't far from Euston.

*Pronounced kundit by the literate.

Edited January 29, 2003 by g.johnson (log)

[Kikujiro]

I haven't been in years but the Lamb in Lamb's Conduit* Street used to be a good pub and isn't far from Euston.

You must have been energetic in your youth

[AdamLawrence]

I haven't been in years but the Lamb in Lamb's Conduit* Street used to be a good pub and isn't far from Euston.

*Pronounced kundit by the literate.

It's not that close to Euston if you're carrying luggage, as I know to my cost after drinking several pints of Youngs in there before hacking up to the station to catch the Fort William sleeper a couple of years ago. But it is an excellent pub - lovely room, excellent beer. I like it a lot.

Adam

[Dave Humm]

The Lamb is still pretty good, and has a separate upstairs bar, it does tend to get a bit overrun at times.

Closer to Euston is the Euston Flyer on Euston Road, big Fullers pub with decent beer (as you would expect) £2 a pint for London Pride and a few other drinks. Bit lacking in character though, but clean and directly opposite the British Library.

Dave