Bars And Restaurants Near Camden Roundhouse

Whether you're filling up before a show or stopping by for a little post-production nosh, Porky's has you covered. One of the best restaurants in Chalk Farm, this American foodie favourite promises burgers, ribs and plenty more, alongside freshly pulled pints of beer.

With rum and soul food galore, Trap Kitchen Camden is a great choice when you fancy something hearty to eat in the area. Menu highlights include the seafood boil or 'ballers combo', which includes lobster tail, jerk chicken thighs, lobster tail, mac and cheese, waffles and wings for £50.

Found roughly between the Roundhouse and Regent's Park, The Edinboro Castle is a pub that's sure to leave you satisfied for hearty British grub, as well as drinks inside or across their sprawling beer garden space - which is heated in winter and a sun-trap come summer. Think grilled goats cheese salad, slow-cooked steak and pale ale pie with clotted cream mash, pangrattato crumb, buttered leeks and savoy cabbage, or beer-battered fish and chips.

Open since 1992, The Lansdowne is a beaut Georgian pub worth visiting in North London. Along with pizza and Sunday roasts, the venue boasts a menu of Mediterranean and British cuisine. As for drinks, nab gorgeous glasses of wine.

Ready for an epic activity? Situated on Castlehaven Road, Babylon Park is the most fun bar, thanks to its mini roller coaster, bumper cars, and carousels. And if that wasn't enough to please your inner kid, you can belt out tunes in their private karaoke rooms.

Only a short walk from The Roundhouse, The Earl of Camden is a vibrant pub located in Camden, offering a blend of contemporary style and classic pub charm.

With a diverse menu that includes delicious pub classics like stone-baked pizzas and crafted burgers and an extensive drink selection, it's the perfect spot for casual meet-ups. The pub also features a spacious outdoor terrace, ideal for enjoying drinks in the sun.

With a bustling beer garden and stylish interiors, The Pembroke is a more than suitable choice. Along with £9 cocktails on offer, the venue showcases £5 pizza every Monday as well as £16.50 bottles of prosecco come Friday evening.

The Queen's Primrose Hill is great for everything from cute dates with your sweetheart to fun catch-ups. Fronting stained glass windows, cosy booths and roaring fireplaces, the menu flaunts Devon crab cakes and baked camembert.

For restaurants near the Roundhouse in London, Near & Far Camden dishes out Californian-style fusion cuisine inspired by Japanese, Mexican and Italian flavours. While chowing down on a teriyaki burger, sip on a margarita or negroni.

For bars near Camden Roundhouse, 180 Club is a great shout if you're after an activity. Enjoy shooting your shot at social darts while sipping on cocktails and chowing down on nibbles - think nachos, crispy brie bites and naked fries.

If you're looking for a decent pint before a show, then head to 3 Locks Brewery on Hawley Wharf. You'll find two floors featuring monochrome decor and bright pops of orange, as well as ten taps serving fresh draught beer that's been brewed on-site. Choose from the Czech-inspired craft lager, the smooth, summer porter or a Hazy IPA, pull up a chair by the canal and soak up the sun.

For pubs near the Roundhouse in Camden, The Grafton is coming up trumps for after work drinks and freshly pulled pints. The cosy and quaint venue also slings out scrumptious eats - think hot wings, pork belly bites and vegan burgers.

After the best pubs for food in Camden? Lock Tavern is one of the area's liveliest venues, complete with a slap-up menu. With a great lineup of DJs bringing the party every Friday and Saturday, it's a top place for gigs. As for fare? Expect buttermilk popcorn chicken and roasted coriander corn ribs.

Cottons Camden, a London hotspot since 1985, serves up a lively blend of Jamaican and Caribbean flavours in a vibrant, laid-back setting. Their menu boasts mouthwatering dishes like curried mutton, jerk chicken, and BBQ pulled pork, perfectly paired with a variety of tropical cocktails. Rum aficionados are in for a treat, too, with a whopping collection of over 300 types to discover, making this joint the go-to haunt for tipple enthusiasts.

The Princess of Wales is a through-and-through British pub, and the perfect place to gather your energies before jumping into the mosh pit. These folks serve gastro grub; plus all spirits come from the British Isles. Not your thing? Enjoy an extensive list of prosecco, cask ales and wine.

Situated on Inverness Street, Ma Petite Jamaica Rum & Reggae Bar is the perfect spot for a few chilled drinks or a bite to eat before seeing a show. This Caribbean-inspired bar and restaurant is full of colourful, quirky decor and murals, with an international selection of rums available from the bar. Topping it all off? A mouthwatering menu that features everything from mixed platters of jerk meat to crayfish mac and cheese bites or patatas bravas.

With street food and music at the forefront, Lockside Camden is a great venue to check out. Overlooking Regent's Canal, the hotspot is the ideal plot for a freshly pulled pint, alongside a vegan cheeseburger and skinny fries.