Prince Albert — Restaurant in London

🚇 Camden Town 🍺 £6.70 Laine Word Lager

The Prince Albert is located in the backstreets of Camden on the corner of Royal College Street and Georgiana Street. The nearest Tube is Camden Town, it’s a five minute walk to get here.

This pub was built in 1843 and retains an original Charrington's exterior. The pub is clad in gorgeous glazed green tiles and has original leaded and stained Charringtons windows.

This is a two room pub that has a traditional feel with contemporary touches here and there. The main bar is “U” shaped with a centrally located servery. The walls are clad in wood panelling and the floor is bare-boarded. The period features like the fireplace look like they are from the 1930’s. The seating is a combination of traditional tables and chairs, pews, and stools around poser tables. If you head upstairs, there is another bar/function room which is bright and airy. At the front of the pub is a secluded beer garden with parasols and heaters.

The beer selection is all keg with a mix of mainstream mainstays, London brews and a good selection of Laine beers, @lainebrewco are the owners of the pub. I decided to try the Laine Word Lager, my pint was excellent, price point was high. The food menu offers a combination of Mediterranean and classic British dishes, Fish & Chips costs £16.50, Roasts are available on a Sunday.

I arrived around 3pm on a rainy Tuesday afternoon in May. The atmosphere was chilled and relaxed in the main bar with a couple of punters in attendance. Upstairs, there was a private function in full swing which was pretty lively. The service was great, I was served by a welcoming and courteous member of the team. After having a good mooch around the pub, I settled to enjoy my pint listening to the superb eclectic soundtrack and gazed around this beautiful pub.

I loved the beautiful exterior, especially the tiles. The interwar interior made for a relaxed setting and the beer was on point if a little pricey. A thoroughly enjoyable visit, @theprincealbert_camden is definitely one for your list.

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Located in the heart of Camden, this food restaurant is a haven for food enthusiasts seeking a delightful culinary experience. With a menu that caters to even the most discerning palates, this restaurant promises to satisfy your taste buds in the most exquisite way.

One of the standout dishes that deserves special mention is the roast pork. Prepare yourself for a truly mouthwatering experience as the tender texture of the pork melts in your mouth, releasing a burst of flavorful juices. The highlight of this dish is the crispy skin, which adds an irresistible crunch to every bite, elevating the savory delight to a whole new level.

To perfectly complement the succulent roast pork, the restaurant offers a medley of fresh and vibrant vegetables. These vegetables not only provide a refreshing contrast to the rich flavors of the meat but also retain their natural crunch, creating a harmonious balance of textures and flavors on your plate.

For those seeking an alternative protein option, the roast beef at this restaurant is an absolute must-try. The beef is cooked to perfection, resulting in a tender and juicy masterpiece that truly melts in your mouth. With each bite, you'll experience the impeccable preparation and seasoning that ensures an explosion of flavors, making this dish a true highlight of the menu.

Whether you choose the roast pork or the roast beef, you can rest assured that the culinary expertise of the restaurant's chefs will deliver an unforgettable dining experience. Prepare to indulge in a symphony of flavors that will leave you craving for more. Visit this restaurant in Camden and let your taste buds embark on a gastronomic journey...

This review is from August 21st. I had forgot to post a review, I can’t say how the food is now however I wanted to share my feedback about the fish and chips. I can be a bit of a food snob and I’m rather particular, however I was pretty happy. The piece of fish I had was battered to perfection. Super crisp batter with a moist flaky piece of fish, the chips were proper thick chips, which had also been cooked to perfection. Fluffy on the inside with a nice crisp crunch. The tartar sauce was also really well put together, good tang. However…. I was very very disappointed with the mushy peas, hence the rating. It hard because after having the fish and chips be personally one of my favourite pub fish and chips. The peas were bland as cardboard. I feel like I didn’t like the consistency either but was a little too long ago to be precise about the consistency. They need to be elevated to Minted mushy peas. That probably would have sealed the deal for me. The dish is a complete thing for me. If you guys implement them please invite me back and I may change to 5 star. The main reason I have posted this review is to get...