The Unicorn, Kentish Town  rated2 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

location:

Kentish Town

address:

227 Camden Road, NW1 9AA

phone:

020 7485 3073

nearest stations:

Kentish Town London Underground station
(740m) - zone 2

Caledonian Road London Underground station
(760m) - zone 2

Tufnell Park London Underground station
(1Km) - zone 2

Camden Road London Overground station
(1Km)

Caledonian Road and Barnsbury London Overground station
(1.2Km)

bus routes:

29, 253 bus info

how to find it:

This one's midway between a couple of tube and rail stations. The nearest is probably Kentish Town: exit the tube station, turn right and then right again down Leighton Road, before eventually taking a right down Torriano Avenue. When you reach Camden Road the pub should be on your left.

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nearby attraction(s):

The Forum (920m)

picture of The UnicornTwo nearby but unconnected pubs have done a bit of a co-incidental swap. With former rockers hang-out the Old Kings Head having recently shifted it's focus to football, the Unicorn has done the opposite and become a live-music rock pub. Where Gooners once got misty eyed over the collection of memorabilia, you'll now find a black painted stage. We've seen Rock 'n' Roll and Country Blues listed, but Metal seem to be the genre of choice. Credit must be given, though, as there's never any entry charge levied. On our early Saturday evening visit it was clearly in transition phase between with the remaining lunchtime drinking older fellas and the first of the evening's rock fans. The décor is functional and comfortable, with pool and table footy to keep you occupied. Only a mediocre selection of drink, however. The Unicorn is the kind of place which would fit in well over Camden town proper and we wonder whether it's out-of-the-way location will be a bonus or a hindrance.

reviewed:
25/02/2008
reviewed by redcat

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