38 Bars Restaurants near Kentish Town, London

"Long after the pub/bistro closes, the Somerstown Coffeehouse’s new subterranean grotto is open for those who fancy late cocktails and cakes. Deco ..." Read our full review

"The latest venture from the chap behind the Star of Bethnal Green has won a fair few fans & it’s easy to see why. As well as showcasing some ..." Read our full review

The Jazz Cafe in Camden is one of London's most iconic live music venues. As well as holding gigs almost every night of the week, the venue also has a resta ... Find out more

" There’s no need to feel blue at Camden’s spirited soul shack, where food from America’s deep south, nightly live music and a bumper ..." Read our full review

"This chain of modern, democratically minded public houses broke the mould when it started serving well sourced, carefully cellared draught beers alongs ..." Read our full review

"The trend for US drinking holes has reached the outpost of Tufnell Park, where this saloon-style outfit has set-up shop in a former bank. Aces & Ei ..." Read our full review

"When the British summer isn’t British winter under an assumed name, check out the pretty beer garden at this Cask Marque-accredited Hampstead tav ..." Read our full review

Wet your whistle and keep it wet at B@1, the chain of mainstream cocktail bars where every night is party night. It’s easy to sneer at these cheesy dr ... Find out more

"Part of the new wave of crusading London microbreweries, Camden Town has opened a wee bar at its nerve centre next to Kentish Town West station. Take a ..." Read our full review

"A cross between a bonkers old biddy’s front room and a set for a CBeebies show decorated courtesy of Steptoe & Son’s yard, this bijou b ..." Read our full review

The mezzanine level of Shaka Zulu houses our Champagne & Oyster Bar, and Cocktail Lounge which overlook the main restaurant. Our award winning mixologis ... Find out more

"Genuinely tranquil alfresco dining is a rare thing in this part of town, so Canal 125’s assets deserve to be treasured. On fine days, a waterside ..." Read our full review

"The Barfly, a Camden legend, was played by Oasis, Blur and the late great Amy Winehouse on their way up. It was bought by Steve Ball’s Columbo Gr ..." Read our full review

Its construction funded by ex-pat Germans, as England’s first purpose-built gym, this impressive Grade II-listed edifice hosted the indoor events at t ... Find out more

"Zensai (the name is Japanese for 'pretty little things') might be just the spot if you're hankering for a night of cocktail indulgence on Inverness Str ..." Read our full review