Ye Olde Swiss cottage in Camden

Nice bar and beers, nice ambience, barmaid served with a nice smile. Pleasant experience.

Great range of Samuel Smith brewed Beers. Very tasty. Nice, quiet pub

A historical landmark. Never busy, closer to a bar than a pub and just around the corner of Hampstead theatre where bar is too busy for an after show drink.

Definitely Ye Olde.Went on a Saturday evening, it was surprisingly busy inside but was able to find a table, actually moved outside in the end because just was not nice inside.It is incredibly outdated, the carpet is stained with 100 years of dirt and beer. The tables and chairs are also very short? As if for mh great ancestors.The ales on offer are not too bad though. Don't recommend getting a cocktail but that shouldn't come as a surprise. Service left something to be desired.If you're desperate for a pint then come and sit outside.

Classic Samuel Smith's pub. Friendly landlord, traditional closing time. Add a hand pulled ale and we'll see five stars.

Lovely traditional pub. Sam Smith so no phones allowed (hence no photos). Good value beer, standard Sam Smith drinks and food, lots of space but homely inside with armchairs and cosy/warm, traditional decor. Friendly service and clean toilets too!

Such a peculiar Alpine House placed in between of two busy avenues and a rush environment. Inside the pub the decor is quite cosy with regular wooden walls and leather sits. Some of the furniture needs to be refurbish or changed, but is comfortable. The staff is very sympathetic and alert. Good beers, but the cider was a little warm. The plates are quite big and worth the price. The outside are is a must depending on the weather.

I really enjoyed my pint there. Food wasn’t great, I guess typical for pubs. But overall nice place, spacious and with nice outside area.

A Sam Smith's pub which has been here for over a century. The pub was a thoroughfare that the travellers heading into London would use as a stop off point to be watered and fed, and thè surrounding area was more or less built around this remarkable establishment. The outside seating area in the summer months is a nice little spot, albeit on a traffic island, but pleasant enough. The price of the local taddy beer was £3.60 a pint, which is quite reasonable in this area of NW3. I had the Sunday roast which I really enjoyed as it was like a home cooked one, like the one your aunty would serve up (if that makes sense). The bar staff are a really nice bunch too! All in all a great Smith's pub and one I will revisit again in the future months.

Peculiar Swiss/Germanic beer hall I. The middle of a very busy junction. The interior is dark and cosy, with carpeted flooring and wooden panelled walls. The rooms are intimate, perfect for a small group. There are numerous benches littered outside for larger gatherings in the sun.