Priory Tavern

Fabulous place went here early on a Friday evening. It’s off the main drag, but I was surprised at how few people were here. Definitely a cozy, local feel to the place. Lots of sitting room. Good music at a reasonable volume. They had wait staff, and I had two different people ask me whether I’d like a drink before I even sat down. They have a good selection of drafts, and three casks. I only had the Timothy Taylor, and it was fine. I also ordered the ribs, and they were delicious. This place is definitely one of my favorites.

A wonderful little local if you live in the area, we popped over a few tube stations for some drinks here for a birthday. I had a burger and chips, the burger was slightly drier than I’d like but the bun, chips and coleslaw were all brilliant. I also treated myself to a wonderful Floradora cocktail, which was refreshing and tasty.
A great place to have a drink from their variety-​packed bar, with super-​friendly staff (really keen on Maker’s Mark, apparently…) and a lovely atmosphere. Definitely one of my favourite watering holes in the NW area!

I live just 1 minute walk from this pub and today, on a Wednesday evening when both me and my boyfriend are off, we thought we’d check the place out. We had a great time!
When we entered we got a welcoming smile from the girl in the bar who gave us a food menu. We ordered food and drinks which we enjoyed! I had the fried fish burger and Simon had the tavern burger.
+ the chips are a-​m-​a-​z-​i-​n-​g!
+ we got a free beer between 5.30−7 with the food
— the skin was not removed from the fish before fried which I don’t like even though it was edible.
We enjoyed two cocktails for £10 and we had a piña colada and a French martini. They were both poorly shaken as we could feel a heavy after taste of the alcohol but they were alright.
After our dinner we had 4 games of battleship! They have loads of board games to enjoy.
Quite an average pub when it comes to interior but the atmosphere is really nice and we really had a good time.

This pub has it going on. Bar man that appears to know his cocktails and is always friendly to customers, new cocktails on the board. Games for a Sunday or kids. And the food is pretty good as well. An open space in a quiet road off from kilburn, there isn’t more required in London. Is there?

Looks rather dingy on the outside and is surrounded by a bunch of other restaurants but very spacious, comfortable, and warm on the inside. Super inviting and tastefully decorated. Staff were incredibly friendly. One of the better selections of beer I’ve seen in London so far with a great price attached and a very diverse menu. I got the Haddock and Chips and it definitely did not disappoint. Haddock could have been caught that day and it was in just enough batter. Delicious and comfortable.

We were at the end of a week-​long visit to London, and I still hadn’t had fish and chips. I visited this great little pub with my wife and two girls and had a great final meal. Their Haddock and chips is gigantic and very nicely seasoned beneath the breeding. Nice selection of beers. Wife had ribs and enjoyed a lot.

It doesn’t look great from the outside, but don’t let that put you off, as the Priory Tavern is everything a local pub should be. Great selection of lagers and ales, excellent food (particularly the roasts on a Sunday) and a really nice mix of people

Lovely lovely pub. It doesn’t look like much from the outside to be honest but step in and you have everything you need from a good pub. Good draughts, a great selection of spirits served by friendly knowledgable staff and an amazing Sunday roast to boot. Gets to the right level of lively at nights, good music whatever the time, or some board games if you want to chill.

Cracking Sunday lunch, amazing Bloody Mary

This is a very nice looking pub, serving pleasant pints of both Landlord and Adnams Bittter. Dimpled mugs and other handle bearing vessels are available, if you prefer them to the standard pint glass.
/​Pub Geek… note the external tile work.

Randomly discovered the most incredibly good fish and chips here — the lightest batter, the freshest fish, slim size french-​looking chips and served with dollops of freshly mushed up peas and a really nice homemade tartare sauce — totally yum.

I popped into the Priory Tavern on my way home last week after hearing it had recently re-​opened. It used to be a very locals, old man type place however now it is much more open and welcoming.
The beer was served refreshingly cold, the selection of rums and Gin’s was superb, including a lovely £100 a bottle of gin called Oxneys I think.
The bar staff were very friendly and welcoming and very knowledgable. The music was great as well, mainly blaying blues, soul and a bit of rock and roll.
I didn’t try anything from the menu but it looked good and will defiantely be going back to try it

Free wifi close to home! The Priory Tavern opened very recently and has a great vibe. Open and clean interior, freshhh bloody marys, free wifi, backgammon boards, and very friendly servers. It’s definitely the kind of places that welcomes you to have some nachos and sit there all day on your laptop and I’ll be back to study there.
However…And it’s a BIG however… the food sort of sucked. I really wanted to like the place but the food took ages to come out and when it finally did the salad was gross looking – it was an avocado salad yet had more slices of cucumber on top than of avocado and the avocado was extremely unripe and crispy. The greens were dry (which i guess is better than slimy or wilted… but ew) and they brought it out with off-​tasting shredded chicken on it even though we didn’t order it with the chicken (50p extra)
We also split an order of ale battered fish and chips… flavorless, kind of soggy fish and the mushy peas on the side were all dried out on top. The chips were fine but unremarkable.
Overall, I think it’s more of a place to go for drinks and internet. Everyone on staff was really really sweet and the place is new so maybe they’ll get their food up to par in the near future. I’d hate to see such a promising venue wasted.

This pub is an hours walk from hampstead and 1 minutes walk from Kilburn high road. it is known locally mainly for it’s darts. They do show sky football and it ‘s not to busy then. The lunch time crowd tend to be local shop/​office workers. The pub is a good size and tends not to get too crowded, the drinks are fairly priced and the staff polite. There is a working garage next door and no outside seating. Which is good as the 31 bus passes every 10 – 15 minutes!