Royal George, NW1

A lively station bar, very much a good bolt-hole in an otherwise barren segment of PSpace*. Four ales on, I enjoyed something called '1441', a rather enigmatic beer which was served at a good bitter-temperature and was able to knife through the evening's Rioja-blurred tastebuds to imply a decent beer. Staff were very friendly and welcoming, clientele was – eclectic. Very happy to start or end a crawl here, but not sure how it would fare as a local. *If you really get Terry Pratchett you will understand what I mean by this.

This is a good solid after work sort of pub.Four handpumps with my Clarence and Fredricks -oat milk stout in good condition but not to my taste.lot,s of tv,s so good pub for sport.

There were four ales on here, mostly from the ranks of the usual suspects (London Gold, Bombardier and GKIPA) but also including a Christmas ale from Solebay Brewery called Brewdolph, which was a full flavoured ruby beer. This is a Taylor Walker pub so expect the usual pub grub menu. It’s right outside the Eastern entrance to Euston Station, and thus it qualifies as a typical station pub. Inside it’s typical of the worst of the brand, with lots of tall tables and tall stools, one-armed bandits shoulder to shoulder, pop music being played louder than necessary, and transient clientele. There are large TV screens spread liberally about including a very large pull down projection job showing a (muted) sports channel. This is a bog standard major London terminus station pub. It’s characterless and impersonal, but provides a service and does what it says on the tin, providing food and drink to people on the move.