The Green Man

Ganz netter Pub. Es gibt Bier, Essen (zu dem ich nichts sagen kann, da nicht probiert) und Musik. Der Service dürfte allerdings gerne etwas aufmerksamer und freundlicher sein. Alles in allem für ein, zwei Pints aber ok.

No frills pub. Cozy, eclectic mix of customers. No table service. Step up to the bar and order. No American Express. Their fish and chips are served on a bun. The food was ok. Not in anyway bad, nor exceptional. It was very bland. Meh.

I have been walking by this pub on my way home every day for over a year now but I never got in (mainly because no one else is around this area with me). However, I decided to give it a go on Sunday for lunch/​dinner.
The menu is very straightforward, half of it is burgers and half sharing platters. It also boasts one of the top 5 burgers in London. I decided to try the farmyard burger with beef, ham hock and duck egg. It is not possible to eat it with your hands so get those knife and form skills working. The burger also came with skin on chips which were quite nice. I have to say it was a challenge trying to finish it off because it was very filling. And I didn’t need to eat anything else for the rest of the day. I will definitely be going back to try their christmas menu as the burgers with stuffing and venison sound awesome.
In terms of drinks, I know that the pub gets quite busy in weeknights with people having a pint after work but I still think I would not go to it after dark. As I pass by it every day I have seen a fair amount of rowdy people so it’s better to be there in the morning when the patrons are sober and won’t start saying things as you walk by. #girlproblems

Extremely convenient to the Hilton Metropole where we are staying this week in London. Must be good as we had the first night as take out and after a long day of London sightseeing we stopped in this evening for a second round. Very friendly and engaging staff. Best burger we have all had in quite a long time. Just the right amount of food and no more expensive than anywhere else in London.

The service was friendly although the kitchen was slow — when the burger I ordered finally arrived, it was substantial and really tasty. The seats that are backless short stools are uncomfortable — an odd height relative to the tables — opt for a chair or a place near a wall if you can.

A pretty shabby place, but burgers were good and bartenders were friendly. Good value for money. We had the «juicy bastard» which was a delicious double patty burger with bacon and a lot of cheese. Extremely juicy!

Meh selection of beers, sub-​mediocre staff, but convenient location to the tube. There are far better pubs in the neighbourhood, sorry.

The Green Man is a pub and hostel right on Edgware Road. A few months ago, they put up new signs that sounded like something I should check out, «Burger Craft». When I went there, I did not expect too much, I thought it would just be another average pub burger, but I was impressed by their decent burger.
I went for the Bacon BACON Bacon burger and it was really a treat. I found the bacon jam a hint too sweet, but overall, it was a very good burger.
The skin-​on fries were average, nice and crisp, but because they were quite thin, there was not much skin.
The wine list looks good and I thoroughly enjoyed a glass of the Picpoul de Pinet.
Being a hostel, all kinds of people, young travellers, random guests and also locals hang around, which makes for a nice and relaxed atmosphere. It reminded me a bit of the fun days when I was living at a hostel for some time.
Burger Craft at The Green Man is easily the best place for a burger on Edgware Road (I know, that is perhaps not too difficult, but still an achievement). They also do live acoustic nights, so I might pop in again soon for music and drinks.

Used this place a few times when in London for England footy matches. Hostel upstairs is good value, food is nice (half price burgers 12−3pm), real ales on draught, and bar stays open late for residents. Near to circle and bakerloo lines. Pretty cool all round.

Like this pub lots mainly cuz the hostel upstairs is a bargain. Bargain food. Good selection of beers and friendly staff make for a great place to come for a bite to eat and good beer.

As far as hostels go, this one is definitely one of the better ones in London, though it is a bit out of the way from the central part of the city. If you don’t mind a walk down Edgeware Road to Hyde Park before cutting over towards the Thames and the more famous sites, it could be a good fit.
The bunks were comfy enough and I remember sleeping like a babe, though I could hear music downstairs. I must’ve been too exhausted to care at that point, having walked to and from the Tate Modern earlier in the day.

Une petite auberge à l’extérieur du centre de Londres mais proche du métro: le minimum syndical!
C’était propre, on avait une chambre pour nous 4, rien à redire. Si ce n’est qu’au petit dej, il y avait rupture de stock. Mais c’est pas grave du tout!
LE soir, il y a des concerts ou des soirées karaoké, c’est bon à savoir si vous n’avez pas la motivation de sortir, ça fait toujours un peu d’animation!

This is a tough place to review because it’s a bit of a wildcard.
As home to a hostel, the crowd can be mellow or party-​like. There’s not much of a locals scene, so it all depends on the travelers in house.
The pub does host comedy acts and karaōke, so they help. I have, hoever, found some of the staff to be unfriendly.
It could be 20% cooler with a bit more management.

A cool, young pub and hostel. Because it’s also a hostel, there are a lot of young travelers hanging about every day, and it’s very easy to just join a group of people and make some new friends! Live music on Thursdays (with some halfway decent acoustic singers), and open mic/​karaōke/​pub poker on other nights.
The staff is friendly (or at least not unfriendly), and seeing all the confused (American) tourists trying to check in at the bar is always amusing.

basic quiet pub (at 18:00 hrs anyway). it is okay if you like fizzy lager bier stuff (7 choices on draft) but not good if you like real beer, only John Smiths and Bombardier on draft, and the Bombardier was cloudy.

It’s hard for me to find a pub that I don’t like. Unfortunately, I didn’t like this one. Maybe it was the absolutely retched act that performed at open Mic night. Maybe it was just the general feeling of dirtiness. Either way, we barely made it through a pint and had to leave.