The Ship Tavern in Camden

Went for a couple of drinks after working in London on a Sunday evening. Ended up staying for food and was very impressed. Great selection of beers, friendly staff, reasonably priced and probably one of the best roast dinners I've ever had. Fantastic pub.

As supposedly a real ale pub I thought they should know. I was given a pint of ale in a boiling hot glass straight out of the dishwasher. This turned my pint of beer into soup. Didn’t get my money back. Didn’t get a replacement pint.

Beautiful place with an amazing atmosphere and history but overpriced, unfortunately. We waited for food around one hour.

Really lovely food. A little more expensive than other Sunday roasts and good portions. Great jazz music played in the background. Staff very friendly. I recommend this place.

The Oak Room restaurant (upstairs) - Fantastic place! Service was friendly professional and efficient. We even saw the chef and it was obvious he was passionate about his food. I had the Scallops, rib-eye steak and cheese board. I did book this place hoping to have the Beef Wellington but unfortunately it was off the menu when we visited. The waitress was very apologetic though. Regardless, the food and atmosphere was top notch. Very classic but relaxed and cozy without being stuffy. Pricey, but worth it.The main bar - it's alright, has the same ol world charm as the Oak Room however when we went they didn't have much in the way of cask ales on and the two bartenders didn't seem very interested in serving us, however to be fair it was just before christmas and they were also dealing with the 2 pint wonders that try to drink for England.That aside the spiced apple and rum mulled drink was lovely.Basically if you're going for the Oak room then it's great.

Always liked the ship.Staff were very convivial tonight and it wasn't busy, so enjoyed banter as I was served.Have yet to make it upstairs, but so far, no need, as had all I needed - great beer and lovely company.If you're going to the British museum, this is the boozer to use as it is somewhere you have to find.Enjoy!

We came here with some friends that were visiting London. We wanted them to try Sunday Roast in a nice and beautiful pub . The pub is actually really beautiful inside.I have booked quite in advance, however they gave us a table downstairs so we couldn’t enjoy the dinning room.However, the experience turned out to be not nice as once we ordered, the food took almost 2 hrs to arrive and when it arrived they forgot one main dish, so one of us didn’t have Sunday Roast, and in view of the waiting time we decided not to order again. So at the end, I wish I wouldn’t have chosen this pub as the whole turistic day was delayed and someone end up not eating. The food was ok .

Great staff and good pub. Only thing is fair few homeless people pass by but they are polite and as long as you acknowledge them , say hello or you don't have spare change, they are fine.

Enjoyed a very late dinner at this bustling pub in Holborn not far from the British Museum. We sat outside on a warm September evening and were served with remarkable promptness (for a busy night) by the two young servers. The chicken ham and tarragon pie was excellent. Would love to return post-covid and experience this 16th century institution from the inside.

Very nice traditional pub literally next to Holborn underground station. Inside the pub is very classic, but on this trip I opted for their outside sheltered seating. Lovely board of English meats and perfect chips. The staff were ever so friendly. Can see why this place is so well regarded. Will be back. A* for this boozer.