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Royal George

8-14 Eversholt Street
Euston
London
NW1 1DG

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Opening Times

Regular

Monday	10.00 am - Midnight
Tuesday	10.00 am - Midnight
Wednesday	10.00 am - Midnight
Thursday	10.00 am - Midnight
Friday	10.00 am - Midnight
Saturday	10.00 am - Midnight
Sunday	11.00 am - Midnight

Meal Times

11 - 10

Operator

Greene King

About the Pub

Large late-Victorian pub which may originally date from the mid/late-19th century, but it was rebuilt for Truman, Hanbury & Buxton by A. E. Sewell in the 1930s. Arranged as interconnecting rooms facing the three street frontages with a modern central bar. Situated right opposite Euston Station and named after the HMS Royal George that was a flagship vessel for the Royal Navy back in the 1800's. Grade II listed with rare marquetry decoration on the fireplaces - that on the left has small panels contrasting the steam age of the 1830s with the radios and cocktails of the 1930s - fireplace on the right has a larger panel depicting 'The Royal George' but sadly covered by a large TV screen. This is also why the front of the pub looks like the rear of said ship. Joined the CAMRA LocAle scheme in 2013 and offers CAMRA members a 10% discount. Beers come from the SIBA list and local breweries can be Southwark, Hackney, By The Horns, Sambrook's and Portobello. Lots of outside forecourt pavement seating for fair weather use.

Historic Interest

Grade II listing:- Public house with staff flat over. 1939-40. By AE Sewell, LRIBA, architect to Mssrs. Truman, Hanbury and Buxton, brewers to replace a public house of the same name in Drummond Street. Stock brick between bands of artificial stone to ground floor and attic, green slate roof. Rear stacks. EXTERIOR: 3 storeys and cellars on rectangular plot with curved corners. Corner entrances to former public (north) and saloon (south) bars, and central entrance to former private bar; all have double doors. Band of six 2-light sash windows either side of central entrance. First floor has large 2-light casements under stone heads, four in centre and one on each corner; similar casements form a strip in attic, set back under projecting eaves and with set-back corners dominated by relief sculptures of eagles. Access to upper flat in Wellesley Road, where a door in similar style sits under first-floor tripartite window with stone jambs. INTERIOR: the interior originally consisted of lounge and public bar at either end, with private bar in centre and games room at rear now occupied by food counter. These bars now united, but central counter remains. This, the back bar and the walls and supporting columns to frieze height all with veneer panelling typical of the late 1930s, with banded decoration to bar and fitted seats to former lounge area clad in the same timber. The chimney-pieces are most elaborately treated, with marquetry decoration, that to the public bar with small panels contrasting the steam age of the 1830s with the radios and cocktails of the 1930s; a larger marquetry panel in the lounge depicts the sailing ship The Royal George. Banded coving over bar fascia and to cornices; inset roundels in ceiling serve later C20 light fittings. Included as a remarkably complete example of a 1930s pub, with excellent marquetry panels depicting features from the style of the period done with charm and panache.

Regular cask ales

This pub serves 2 regular beers.

Greene King Abbot
Greene King IPA

Changing cask ales

This pub serves 4 changing beers.

Changing beers typically include:

Portobello --varies--
Southwark --varies--

Source: Local

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Features

Real Ale Available
Member Discount Scheme
10% off real ales.
LocAle Accredited
Various.
Cask Marque Accredited

Facilities

Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Garden
Outside benches.
Dog Friendly
Family Friendly
Smoking Area
Sports TV
Wifi

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Royal George

8-14 Eversholt Street
Euston
London
NW1 1DG

Sat Nav Reference

51.52822, -0.13154

Transport

Close to Bus Routes
Close to Railway Station
Close to London Underground / Overground / DLR

Nearby Bus Routes (100m)

Nearby Station (100m)

London Euston

Nearby London Underground/Overground/DLR (150m)

London Euston

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