Prince Albert

Very cute and cozy pub with a great beer selection. Food is really tasty too. Sticky short ribs were amazing.
Have a nice beer garden out back. Good selection of table sizes.

We got married a couple of weeks ago and had our reception at this pub.
Me, my husband and every guest was genuinely impressed with the whole event. The food was delicious and came very quickly. We did give them the requested table plan but everyone got the right food and in amazingly good time which alot of places can’t seem to manage and it was all hot which I cannot say for a lot of the weddings I’ve been to! The options we had for the wedding breakfast were good and catered to all price ranges depending on your choices/​budget. The staff were helpful throughout the process.
We were allowed to add person touches to the pub and the staff arranged for it all to be put out so it really took a weight off our mind. When we arrived it looked great and everything was done to our request.
The pub is cozy and atmospheric with warm lighting. We had the DJ they recommended and he was good and accepted our requests and put up with one of our very lovable but persistent guests with good grace!
The night ended at 1am with people singing the praises of our choice but it would have been nothing without the amazing job of Kasia and the rest of the staff that really helped to make our day as special as it was! And I feel I need to add that a lot of our family/​friends can be very demanding so its even more of an achievement!!!
P.s we also tried the roast on another occasion and it was very large and tasty!

Went last Sunday and very disappointed. I rave about this place to my friends and family about how friendly this pub is and how family friendly it is. We took some friends and their child and the staff were so rude basically kept telling us off and would give us dirty looks. We didn’t end up eating and had to say something to the guy — the manager disappeared when faced with confrontation. This place has great potential with an upstairs, small beer garden and games too but the staff really upset me so I won’t return on that basis

Great locals pub with really good ales. Locals and bar staff were really friendly.
Had a burger, which was nothing special, served on a slate. Was quite small for the price, and just a small pot of chips. Don’t even remember the salad, if there was one. Not worth the £11 I was charged.
Would come back for the beer, but would probably eat somewhere else.

Decent enough cosy pub a bit removed from the wilds of Camden Town. Slightly fewer stumbly ex-​students being sick in the street. A dark hallway where you might be stabbed* on the way to the loo.
Three cask ales and a selection of lagers. A basic, nice, cosy pub. Some comedy & other events upstairs.
*seriously, you won’t be stabbed, but in the 10 feet or so it goes completely black. I’ve seen gentlemen go to the disabled loo ‘cos they were afraid of the dark. We have this thing called lightbulbs…

I have been there last night, great pub! The menu is very rich, thee beer is awesome and the atmosphere is great. The pub was full, but thanks to my friend who made a reservation, we had a nice table. The staff was very friendly. This is going to be my favourite pub in the neighbourhood.

Without doubt, top 3 restaurant /​pub in the world. I can’t think of anything they can improve on. Great food, wines, beers, location, decoration, service, feel This is by far my favourite Restaurant in London. Please visit, do yourself a favour.

The food in this place is pretty good and I would go so far as to state that a Sunday roast here is one of the best I’ve had in a long time. Just thinking about it makes me hungry.
However, the only thing that stops me from handing out five stars is the service, because on a Sunday it gets so busy the staff can’t even think or manage their tables correctly, which is a shame because the food really is excellent.
The result of the poor service meant we had to wait 20 minutes before being allowed to place an order (why couldn’t they just take the order and then put it in when the kitchen was less busy?!) and then wait even longer because they just didn’t notice and then after the meal, we again had to wait to be able to order dessert by which time, there were no chocolate bombes left. The table next to us, got the last one sadly. I had to enviously watch them eat it.
However, I’ve been here during the week too, when it’s quieter and more chilled out and the staff are far more friendly, the service is so much better and the atmosphere more relaxed. I think I had a burger that time, which was pretty good. I struggled to manage the triple fried chips even though they were pretty awesome.
I would say that the Prince Albert is a really lovely place, especially during the week, but the only problem is just to hire more staff on weekends to handle the rush.

Nice pub hidden away from the main street in Camden, so actually a much more relaxing place to hang out, even on a Saturday evening when it has a few people in, but doesn’t get full. I hate places where drinkers are packed like sardines. There also an outside area for the summer. On some occasions they have a barbecue out there.
Decent selection of drinks. 3 ales on tap, unless you turn up during an Ale Festival when the choice is naturally much greater. The pub seems to do regular events of some nature or other so you might find something you fancy.
There is a restaurant upstairs but had a feeling it was a little bit upmarket. Could be worth a look though.
Not sure which Prince Albert this is named after as their have been a few, so I have made my own mind up that it is in fact named after an intimate male piercing, because royalty get enough pubs named after them as it is!