The Euston Flyer, NW1

Returned earlier last week - pleased to see HSB and the seasonal Jack Frost - both very drinkable. No proper guest ales, though there is a decent selection of foreign bottles to be had. A downer is the prices (especially the Fullers seasonals) which are starting to get stupid – c’mon Fullers, you only brew over in Chiswick! 24 November 2006 An excellent place for an ale or two, usual Fuller's range well-complemented by Archers Oyster Stout and Dark Star Hop Head yesterday. Inside of the place looks like a Wetherspoons - a large open-plan interior but don't let that put you off. Staff are quick to serve but a massive big screen for the football seemed to be out-of-place. Wouldn't advise eating here though, it's too pricey for what you receive (which is essentially mass-catering Brake Bros style food).

Popped in to this Fullers' pub on a saturday evening en route somewhere else. First thing to say is, even by central London standards, prices are steep - a round of 3 Bengal Lancers came to £11.40, which is just too much if you ask me. Atmosphere was fairly good - lots of jovial Leeds fans in the place following their FA Cup match at Arsenal. Sky Sports News viewable on pull-down projector screens and food was doing a brisk trade. Fullers do better but given its proximity to three railway stations I'm not surprised it isn't top drawer.

Randomness Guide to London - Euston Flyer entry

Randomness Guide to London - Euston Flyer entry

Fullers London Pride, ESP, IPA, Seafarers and Honeydew, plus Discovery (blonde beer) Pub has the Cask Marque - large premises, TV, music, fruit machines, plenty of seating and tables