The Colonel Fawcett

My visit for a delicious Sunday roast was fantastic! The staff were all very friendly and engaged in conversation with us during the meal.

we visited here at the weekend and the staff really went out of the way to feel so welcome and special. they are all very friendly and it feels like they go out of their way to make them feel as comfortable as possible. big scream for joel, nod and ben!

had a reservation and what a wise decision it was! I must say that the best Brat-Ass had in years! the black was absolutely delicious. the greens and gravy were fantastic. recommend this place when you book after the best roast in london. my next visit, thank you.

Came here in a bit group (3 tables of 6) and Jo (manageress) went out of her way to rearrange the tables so we were all together, on a packed Saturday night. All the staff were so lovely, charged my phone for me and helped...me look for my sunglasses which were in my bag the entire time lol. Thank you xxx

My husband and I went here before going to a Camden comedy night. It's just a pub but the food is far from just pub-grub! I had mackeral pate to start and my husband had artichoke salad. Both starters were excellent. I then had a fish dish and my husband had sausage and mash. Again, delicious. Thoroughly recommend.

We booked in for dinner before the comedy night upstairs, we were in well in advance and told food would be 30mins which would still leave enough time, the food ended up 50mins late and we were left to rush it down in 5 mins before the show with barely an apology. The food was decent for pub food but I won't return due to the delay, it ruined out night a bit and felt like a waste of money as we had no time to enjoy it.

Quiet when I was there but nice feel to it anyway. Smart lighting. My turbot was first-rate and a very special mid-week lunch. They were able to offer a tasty-but-not-too-strong ale as well, so I was very happy. Friendly, attentive staff altogether a good...package. This was recommended from the Bass Gallery round the corner so if you're a bass player visiting Martin john or Matt give this a go while they do your set-up.

We had a thoroughly relaxing meal for two at the Colonel Fawcett. The service was top notch, telling us about slight changes in the menu (ie. ice cream flavours) and all the staff were very friendly. The food was cooked perfectly and the mid sized portions were large enough. It wasn't a bargain by any means but certainly not over priced. We appreciated the range of board games they had while having a drink.Overall, it was a relaxing and enjoyable environment and I definitely plan on returning. £4 a pint for Becks is fairly pricey but aside from that, there wasn't much wrong.

The Colonel Fawcett in Camden Town is a nice, quieter alternative to the bustling main drag. We stopped in for an early dinner and were impressed with the amazing food served here. The pub offers proper food, with generous and delicious starters. I opted for the Monkfish Scampi while my partner chose the venison chipolata sausages. Unfortunately, they had run out of sea bass but my husband graciously settled for the sausage and mash. Overall, we both enjoyed our meals and our experience at The Colonel Fawcett. The staff were friendly and attentive, and we will definitely be returning when we are back in Camden.