The Doric Arch, Euston  fancyapint.com rated pub, rated3 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

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location:

Euston

address:

1 Eversholt Street, NW1 1DN

phone:

0871 258 9751*
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nearest stations:

Euston railway stationLondon Underground station
(90m) - zone 1

Euston Square London Underground station
(330m) - zone 1

Warren Street London Underground station
(560m) - zone 1

King's Cross St. Pancras Eurostar terminalrailway stationLondon Underground station
(650m) - zone 1

Russell Square London Underground station
(780m) - zone 1

how to find it:

Come out of the tube and head for the WH Smiths toward the main exit, leave the station and keep heading left, following the path round toward the main road. The pub should be in front of you.

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nearby attraction(s):

Bloomsbury Theatre (310m)

British Library (420m)

University of London Student Union (610m)

picture of Doric Arch
Once called the Head of Steam, the Doric Arch has settled down over the last year or so to be as solid a pub as its predecessor ever was. The refit was on the benign side of things, and even though the owners changed (this one's now run by Fuller's) the reliance on guest beers remained. Also, the old pub's railway memorabilia remains (even if it does appear to have been slightly rearranged). Always a beery, blokey sort of place, the Doric Arch is still a safe bet should thirst get the better of you whilst you're waiting at Euston Station.

reviewed:
13/11/2008
reviewed by jack

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Have your say! - 3 comments on this pub - click to add your own comment
posted by johnswhitehead - Wednesday 3rd June, 2009, 4:38pm
I'm a fairly regular visitor because I love the beer and appreciate the sport on the tele (the railway nostalgia does nothing for me, though you do see people getting aroused at the sight of it!). Sadly the commitment to the guest beers is less passionate than it was (there might be a long list, but the beers actually in stock at any one time are much fewer than they were). Still a good place, but on a gentle downward drift, in my opinion.
posted by openwallet - Monday 28th January, 2008, 9:52pm
The fish and chips was great, I could recommend that, the beer was o.k. Fullers Porter and London Pride were fine,plenty for the train enthusiast to look at as well and the young lady behind the bar was really nice, can't wait to go back.
posted by FV - Sunday 20th January, 2008, 12:20pm
Excellent pint of Fullers ESB. Staff a little off-handed, but I always visit when I'm in London because of the quality of the beer.
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