Prince Arthur, Euston

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location:

Euston

address:

80-82 Eversholt Street, NW1 1BX

phone:

0871 258 7497*
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nearest stations:

Euston railway station London Underground station
(190m) - zone 1

Euston Square London Underground station
(460m) - zone 1

Mornington Crescent London Underground station
(600m) - zone 2

King's Cross St. Pancras Eurostar terminal railway station London Underground station
(670m) - zone 1

Warren Street London Underground station
(680m) - zone 1

how to find it:

Exit Euston Station and head left past the bus station. Eversholt Street is the first street you'll reach, head up the street and the pub is on your right.

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nearby attraction(s):

British Library (440m)

Bloomsbury Theatre (510m)

University of London Student Union (810m)

Street View - click to see the area around the Prince Arthur

The Prince Arthur has long been a favourite of ours, and when things started to change we were a bit worried. While we might have hankered for a bit of Thai food last time we were in, we can't say the new menu has been a bad choice - far from it, even if it is more gastro now than pub grub. The menu's reasonably priced and the food's very good, and daily specials make it even more of a bargain. The beer's still well kept (we drank enough of it, so we should know) with Landlord and Pride amongst the choices on the hand pubs, and the wine list is reasonable, too. It's just proving that it's still one of the better places in the area - and judging by the number of people around us on a warm Friday night, we're not the only ones who think so. Still worth a go if you're feeling thirsty and/or hungry.

reviewed:
19/08/2009

Eating at the Prince Arthur ... we last ate here on 12/06/2009

More gastro now than pub grub, but worth a look if you're peckish. Daily specials can also prove to be a bargain - the night we were in, the fish and chips was only £5 (normally £8.95). Definitely worth a look.

- quality