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I had a highly enjoyable meal here on Saturday. I had a lovely jerk chicken with chips and my other half devoured a large plate of noodles, Thai style. The staff here are a great laugh too and very friendly.

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Hi KYAN, thanks for pointing out the other articles about the history of Carnival. To be honest the feature is not a good one and we used to have a much better on the site. We will amend it forthwith.

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London Pubs Group Evening Crawl of Hampstead

This classic example of Brewers' Tudor was appropriately named the Railway Tavern until 1999 and was described in the first edition of the North London Beer Guide as having a "typical and unspoilt Charrington interior with leaded glass windows and wood panelling". Sadly only a fraction of this is still extant. That which does remain includes some good wooden panelling in one area, original wooden parquet flooring, two door lobbies and fragments of the former coloured window glass. On handpump were Greene King ('Morland's') Old Speckled Hen (which ran out during our arrival!), Greene King IPA and the seemingly ubiquitous London Pride.

http://www.camranorthlondon.org.uk/londonpubsgroup/crawls.html

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