The Market Cafe, E8

Bar to the left as you enter with a large room at the rear for diners. No real ales, of course - just standard keg rubbish.

There's no real ale here, but they did have Camden Pale Ale, Crate IPA (£2.85 a half!), something called Schiehallion, some lager, plus Prosecco all on tap. Being a cafe there were condiments on the formica topped tables, but as I wasn't eating I didn't ask the waitress for a menu. I sat in the front "cafe" part of the room, but I saw that there was a slightly more upmarket in appearance area at the back that looked more like a bar than a cafe. There were a few benches outside on the pavement, being well patronised on the warm and sunny day when I visited. This was more cafe than bar when I visited (although it may change in the eveining), and although it's nowhere near being the best pub in the area, it was handily placed when I was ready for a drink at 11.30 AM.

The Market Cafe is a corner bar that is at the bottom end of Broadway Market,this was originally called the Sir Walter Scott. Once inside there is a single square shaped room with the bar on the left side,the seating is normal tables and chairs. There were no pumps on the bar,but there was a choice of keg crap,i had a drink of Camden Pale ale which was cold and tasted similar to most of these types of beers i have had,which is nothing special. The bar was packed on my Saturday dinner visit with most people dining,but drinkers are made just as welcome. I prefered Stories just up the road to this bar. Pub visited 4/10/2014

Official site of The Market Cafe - market-cafe.co.uk

Official site of The Market Cafe - market-cafe.co.uk