The Bree Louise, Euston - pub details
Previously called: Jolly Gardeners
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Address: 69 Cobourg Street, London, NW1 2HH [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 4034) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Euston (0.1 miles), Euston Square (0.1 miles), Warren Street (0.2 miles)
London Euston (0.2 miles), London St Pancras (0.5 miles), London Kings Cross - Thameslink (0.6 miles)
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Crown and Anchor, Euston (0.0 miles), Exmouth Arms, Euston (0.1 miles), All Bar One, Euston (0.1 miles), Zone 1 Wine Bar and Restaurant, Euston (0.1 miles), Square Tavern, Euston (0.1 miles) - see more nearby pubs
user reviews of the Bree Louise, Euston
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| Indeed it is now boarded up and the site destined to be part of platform 22 at the new enlarged Euston. Snarling_Mallard - 1 Mar 2018 11:10 |
| Last chance to visit the Bree Louise – the Euston pub closes this weekend. Perry - 25 Jan 2018 15:23 |
| Feels like a genuine local although service can be a bit hit or miss depending on who serves you. A massive range of beers many of which are of the less common variety. Experience has found the beers from the pump are fine whereas the ales from the barrels behind the bar are more hit and miss. More down to earth than some of the other nearby pubs sadly its future is in doubt due to the creation of the HS2 route. outtamehead - 30 Jul 2017 06:21 |
| Little point in writing a review of this, my last visit. Come November 2017, it will be the first notable victim of HS2. Used to be my regular stopping off point before travelling home until I found the Doric Arch. A real beer house - with half a dozen on pump and another dozen on gravity fed behind the bar. Not a fan of the gravity fed system, so I always went for a pump. It was the place I discovered Titantic Plum Porter. Last visit blogged at http://bit.ly/2ti9afK Mappiman - 3 Jul 2017 15:20 |
| Now that the Cider Tap has closed, this is the best place in the Euston area for cider. For beer, the Euston Tap is probably preferable with beer quality better. But the range of ales here is impressive. On a visit yesterday, they had Banks's Sunbeam, Art Brew Unfined Orange IPA, Milestone Magna Carta, Southwark Harvard American Pale Ale, Downton Roman Imperial Stout, Brains The Rev James Bitter & Gold, Dorset Brewing Company Tom Brown's Bitter & Chesil, XT Pi Mild & Xperimental CF 127, Nottingham Mild, Dorking Black Noise Porter, Dark Star Hophead, Bree Louise Session Pale Ale, Titanic Plum Porter, Windsor & Eton Kohinoor IPA & Knight Of The Garter, Stod Fold Blonde & Portobello Spring Ale & Westway Pale Ale. I was back today and a few different ales had appeared - Wimbledon Quartermaine IPA, Downton Four-Leaf Porter, Wychwood Hobgoblin & Rebellion Zebedee. Ciders on both visits were Millwhites Apples & Pears, Rum Cask & Bree Louise House Cider, Harry's No. 8, Kentish Pip Craftsman, Sandford Orchards Pear Shaped, Farmer Jim's Farmyard Fruits, Blaengawney Hallet's Perry, Scoundrel Dry Scrumpy & Westons Old Rosie. I still find the pub itself pretty unwelcoming and staff are far from friendly. But it's still a great choice for a decent ale/cider selection in the Euston area. blue_scrumpy - 13 May 2017 16:24 |
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