Sir Robert Peel: Pub in Camden, London
Contact
- Phone +44 20 7485 2673
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- Address NW5 4DA, London NW5 4DA
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About Sir Robert Peel
The Sir Robert Peel is a traditional pub in Kentish Town, north London, in the NW5 postcode north of Camden Town. It is a neighbourhood local with a long-standing place in the area, drawing a regular local crowd rather than a tourist trade.
The pub has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and accessible restroom, so it is straightforward to visit. It sits within easy reach of Kentish Town's high street and its transport links, making it a handy spot before or after time in the area.
With a 4.1 rating, it holds its own as a dependable Kentish Town local. Because opening hours can vary, it is best to confirm the latest times before planning a visit around a particular night.
Getting there
Sir Robert PeelNW5 4DA
Nearby venues
- Thanet Youth & Community Centre Camden
- HvH ARTS Gallery NW5 4QE
- Gipsy Queen Camden
- The Lord Southampton Camden
- The Fiddler’s Elbow NW5 3HS
- St Dominic's Priory - The Rosary Shrine NW5 4LB
- Talacre Gardens NW5 3PH
- Camden Arts Projects NW5 3QB
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Common questions
- Where is the Sir Robert Peel?
- It is in Kentish Town, north London, in the NW5 4DA postcode just north of Camden Town. Kentish Town station on the Northern line and overground is nearby.
- What kind of pub is the Sir Robert Peel?
- It is a traditional neighbourhood local rather than a tourist-focused venue. With a 4.1 rating it works as a reliable spot for a straightforward drink in the area.
- Is the Sir Robert Peel wheelchair accessible?
- Yes. It has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and a wheelchair-accessible restroom, which makes it easier to visit than some older pubs nearby.
- How do I get to the Sir Robert Peel?
- The closest station is Kentish Town on the Northern line and overground. Several bus routes also serve Kentish Town Road close by.
- Should I check opening hours first?
- Yes. Pub hours can change, so it is worth confirming the latest opening times directly before planning your visit.