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I loved this place. Very friendly and the decoration is also interesting. If you want to drink a beer, it is the right place. Obviously I recommend to…
Cátia Almeida
The World’s End
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I live in London for 25 years and now this pub became racist and local unfriendly. Hate the management. Really pub can't have any silly bouncers at th…
Victor Sobchak
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If you are visiting London and want to check out the pub scene in the city, The World's end is definitely a must be place!Good service at the bar, Goo…
Srini
The World’s End
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8 Reviews on “The World’s End”
I live in London for 25 years and now this pub became racist and local unfriendly. Hate the management. Really pub can’t have any silly bouncers at the door. Shut it down.
If you are visiting London and want to check out the pub scene in the city, The World’s end is definitely a must be place!Good service at the bar, Good crowd andgreat music, Love the corny lines at the Tips counter..The quintessential Rock music pub for the beer lover. A perfect place for a late night weekend drink.
One of the most prominent and known pubs in Camden, for many years a place where the young discover good rock music and become part of the Camden community.It’s right next to the station, at a great spot to grab a drink (or more if you feel like) after you have a nice walk through the market and then hop on the tube and head home. Make sure you go to the part of the bar with the larger area so you’re all nice and comfortable and if you find yourself having a great time and have a few too many pints, don’t worry.. it’s not the end of the word. Just a normal day or night out at World’s End darcrose22albionadventures.blogspot.com
Smack-dab in Camden central. I really like the space and design of this place, it has false shop windows lining the walls with pavement slab flooring to give the impression of drinking in an old fashioned street. The music gets cranked up in the evenings so you may find yourself shouting over Motley Crue and the odd screamo band. It’s just a very cool pub to check out.
The World’s End has got a perfect rock scene as well as a rich and vibrant punk/metal atmosphere. Conveniently located by Camden station, you can drop by and get your drink in this magical haven. Rock is far from dead! Try the cinematically famous pub crawl from the movie of the same name and see if you make it.
this is just the highlight place in Camden, not much of a discovery as you can literally see The Worlds End approaching as you are strolling around starting from the tube station. They do have the playlist for the crowdpleaser indie stuff, and I like the way it sounds agreeable without being too much of a mainstream. the clientele is mainly teenages celebrating stuff, ( mostly celebrating another friends birthday every other week) and also older people grabbing a pint as an initiation to the night ahead or the tourist couples trying to decide which lager to sip on.I suppose once in a while, we need to give credit to places cheering one up, without further ado. The selection of pints is quite satisfactory for any beer fan. The venue is quite large although it may not look as such at the entrance, so plenty of space to dance if you need to cheer up a crowd and get them drunk -easy and smooth.
Huge pub with a lot of room, right outside Camden tube station. It’s one of those famous places people keep telling you that you have to go, until you do, and you like it. Drinks are a little expensive, but it’s to be expected in a place like that. The atmosphere is somehow unique, and the service is quick, although there almost never is room to sit, especially if you’re looking for quiet and private tables.