World's End, Camden  rated2 pints - click for an explanation of our ratings

location:

Camden

address:

174 Camden High Street, NW1 0NE

phone:

0871 984 2612*
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nearest stations:

Camden Town London Underground station
(40m) - zone 2

Camden Road London Overground station
(340m)

Mornington Crescent London Underground station
(600m) - zone 2

Kentish Town West London Overground station
(930m)

Chalk Farm London Underground station
(990m) - zone 2

how to find it:

From Camden Town: Take either exit and cross Parkway - the pub should be visible when you get out. From Camden Road: Turn right out of the station and continue along Camden Road until it becomes Parkway. Cross Camden Street and the pub is on the left at the corner of Camden High Street and Parkway.

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nearby attraction(s):

Camden Market (320m)

picture of Worlds EndThis rather large pub is really two pubs. The front is the original pub, with its cosy booths a fireplace, while the back is a later addition with a large central bar and a balcony area for sitting and watching the crowds. As it's directly over Camden's Underworld Club (they're both tied together) it can get very full if there's a band on, and consequently rowdy and rambunctious. Saturday nights can be a heaving mess and it can be six deep at the bar and so loud you can't hear yourself think. They do have bouncers on the door, but there was little sign of them turning anyone away - well, we got in. In such a prominent position it attracts the hordes of tourists and weekenders, as well as a fair few Goths and rockers. If this isn't your idea of fun, you'll find it less uncomfortable during the day than at night - but you might prefer other more genteel watering holes. Look upon it Camden's answer to Disneyland and you're almost there.

reviewed:
4/5/2008
reviewed by septic

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