Best Dog Friendly Restaurants in Camden Town

We had a dinner booked for 7.30pm they were running late with service but I have to say we hardly noticed the pub had an amazing atmosphere the staff are very attentive and apologetic, they took a drinks round off the bill for the long wait. The food was amazing I had the monk fish tail and my husband had the pork loin absolutely delicious. You must try the beef fat popcorn omg it’s very tasty they should sell bags of this loved it. We will definitely e back can’t wait to sample the Sunday dinner.

Loved this place! Music and a buzz but not so loud you cannot hear each other speak over dinner, service was excellent and food was absolutely delicious.

It wasn't the usual chef the pizza was less cooked then usual, the doughballs seemed a bit stale and the salad had massive chunks including multiple lettuce ends and was also smaller than usual. And there was a waiter I hadn't seen before who wasn't necessarily rude just didn't have the great customer service others have had, and sadly it was only the very front of the restraunts seating open mesning that all the tables around us were full and we felt slightly cramped. It was quite a disappointing trip in all honesty as it was meant to be one of the highlights of our anniversary date for a place we have loved so much to be so different.

Turned up nearly two hours early, since we'd made far better time than we'd expected. Happy to accommodate us and rebook on the spot. Excellent service. Food incredible for vegan alternatives, especially the dessert. Suggestion - drinks that are single flavours, perhaps? I found one flavour in most of them that I'm not partial to.

We found the restaurant spontaneously on Open Table and were delighted with this find. Great, creative and well executed dishes, and welcoming service. I liked the digital checkout though would have tipped more with a traditional bill where service wasn’t prescribed. Only strange thing was the waitstaff running (literally) fast into the kitchen - Perhaps they’re understaffed or the chef is a volatile one but it seemed incongruent in an otherwise relaxed and cosy setting.