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Lady Hamilton
(formerly Camden's Daughter,O'Reillys, Old Farm House)
289 Kentish Town Road
Kentish Town
London
NW5 2JS
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Opening Times
Regular
| Monday | Noon - 11.00 pm |
| Tuesday | Noon - 11.00 pm |
| Wednesday | Noon - 11.00 pm |
| Thursday | Noon - 11.30 pm |
| Friday | Noon - Midnight |
| Saturday | Noon - Midnight |
| Sunday | Noon - 8.00 pm |
Meal Times
Mon No Service
Tue - Sat 12.30pm - 10pm
Sun No Service
Operator
McGrath, Davies Property Services
About the Pub
After a period under the management of the Camden Town Brewery (from Nov 2015) reopened as The Lady Hamilton under the same ownership as the nearby Pineapple and Tapping the Admiral. Two handpumps have been installed and there is also a large selection of keg taps, mostly featuring beers from London's breweries. There is an upstairs bar and function room. On a visit in April 2022 the guest was from Big Hug Brewery.
From the Camden New Journal, Poppy Wheldon, who manages the pub pub, said: “We wanted to celebrate Lady Emma Hamilton – she was a real Kentish Town celebrity. Men would fall at her feet, and it is great to name a pub after a woman who isn’t a queen. It is the perfect spot for us – exactly between our two other pubs.”
There is an open kitchen which shows the last vestiges of Camden's ownership - white tiles. It is operated by Rosella and is mainly made up of pizzas with some other Italian offerings (takeaway available or via Deliveroo or Uber Eats). Elsewhere these tiles have been sensitively replaced to create a much more welcoming pub with the lighting creating a warm atmosphere. The ceiling, dating back to the 1970s, is a nice feature brought to life by the new owners. The decor, especially the framed pictures might best be described as eclectic.
Rebuilt in 1885, it was the Old Farm House and then became O'Reillys in 1998, one of the last "Irish pubs" in Camden with a striking old-style interior. This all changed when Camden Town brewery took over.
Historic Interest
Local Camden listing:- Elaborate mid-Late 19th century Public House on the corner of Kentish Town road and Holmes Road. Red brick with stone dressings. Several decorative elements including stone balconies to the front and on canted corner; a plaque on a round headed pediment at roof level on the Kentish town road elevation reads ‘The Old Farm House’, a plaque at first floor level on the flank reads ‘....’ and a .... timber sliding sash windows, and a good Victorian timber shopfront with applied pilasters between the bays and flanking the entrances.
Regular ales
This pub serves 1 regular beer.
- Purity Mad Goose (Might alternate with Ubu)
Changing ales
This pub serves 1 changing beer.
Source: National
Features
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Real Ale Available
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Member Discount Scheme
10%
Facilities
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Disabled Access
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Lunchtime Meals
See website for menu.
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Evening Meals
See website for menu.
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Dog Friendly
On a lead.
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Family Friendly
Until 7pm.
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Events
Quiz Tuesdays, events in upstairs room eg Comedy Previews.
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Function Room
Up to 60
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Live Music
Upstairs.
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Sports TV
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Wifi
View on Larger Map
Lady Hamilton
289 Kentish Town Road
Kentish Town
London
NW5 2JS
Sat Nav Reference
Transport
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Close to Bus Routes
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Close to Railway Station
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Close to London Underground / Overground / DLR
Nearby Bus Routes (< ½ mile)
Nearby Station (200m)
Kentish Town
Nearby London Underground/Overground/DLR (150m)
Kentish Town
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