The Haverstock Tavern

Lovely pub with a great atmosphere. We really enjoyed the food, we all had roasts and the quality was evident in the cooking of everything, including the vegetables, excellent nut roast too, delicious. Friendly, enthusiastic staff, a range of great beers, wines well-chosen also. And I've learned there's a fortnightly jazz night on a Tuesday, so I'm definitely up for that. Nice one!

Reasonable selection of beers and ales.
Friendly bar service.
Food not yet sampled.
Huge capacity so consider coming with large group, but also plenty of spaces for a quiet chat.
Still has feeling of neighbourhood pub to some degree.
Location has added to struggle to attract crowds but it deserves more success.
Decor is fairly low-key, neutral, all in good shape.

I love this place. Great beer selection and good space inside and out. Always has a great soundtrack playing in the background as well

Really tasty Sunday roast, one of the best we have had in London recently. Good sized pub and welcoming atmosphere. Would have liked the option of a milk stout / porter but if you're a lager or ale fan you'll be fine here. Decent wine list too. Tables near the bar are a bit too close to where people are queuing to order, would have switched to one of the nice booths but you have to get in quickly for them! Friendly staff, they know what they are doing here. Would definitely come back if I'm in the area.

Awesome pub. Plenty of tables to watch the footie (which I was also able to reserve), super-friendly staff, and £5.20 for a very tasty pint! Thank you, I’ll be back! 🙏

Caspar and Rob are fantastic. Great service and amazing chat. Ask them to do an impression of an ambulance siren. It’s worth it

At 1st glance it looked a little shabby but we gave it a chance, ordered from the bar and had a couple of drinks, staff were friendly and helpful, food came quick enough and have to say it was absolutely amazing, chef definaey deserves the 5 stars, definitely going back.

Good atmosphere. Decent selection of beers and sausage & mash did the trick