Neptune, Euston

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This is a traditional and small, even intimate, one-roomed pub that is well kept, so much so that imbibing here is almost like drinking in someone's front room. The lower part of the windows is frosted, adding to the privacy within, and the lighting is subtle, old-fashioned, and smart. Walking through the door, as non-locals, we initially suspected that everyone was turning to look at us, but we concluded that in fact the object of so many gazes was the TV screen showing horse racing above the door. And, in fact, when we left we were bid farewell by the bar staff, and, most unusually, someone even apologised for swearing (not at us, we add). There was quite an excitable crowd in when we visited, expressing much enthusiasm at both the racing and football results being screened (especially, it must be said, when the sports did not work out as planned, or expected, with both of the main North London football teams coming in for more or less equal deprecation). There are a couple of ales on tap, but nothing special. Not really somewhere you'd go out of your way to visit, the Neptune is none the less an honest local, just give the locals some space.
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51 Werrington Street, Euston, London, NW1 1QN

01386552625

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Mornington Crescent: turn right out of the tube, and then, almost immediately sharp right again so that you are on Eversholt Street (behind where you started out). Continue ahead and, after the traffic lights ahead, take the next road on the left. You'll see the pub ahead of you, on the corner of Werrington Street. Euston: leave via Eversholt Street and head up to the left. When you reach Cranleigh Street turn right and you'll find the pub ahead of you at the next corner.

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27 May 11 Updated by piranha