The Camel Public House

Very friendly staff who gave us great service by the bar when there were no tables yet ready when first arriving. The food is very nice however, unfortunately, I was not expecting there to be no meat which was a slight shame. If you are going, prepare in advance and ensure everyone you're going with is also willing to accept vegetarian food.

Proper little pub, amazing hospitality, great pints. Cosy, warm little inside pub and a great casual beer garden / outside area. The barmaid went out of her way to open up the outside for us when there were no seats and continuously came out to check if we needed drinks. Lovely! We came with a dog and it was welcoming and dog friendly - with a heater and awning out back too!

15/10/22: part of our Bethnal Green Ale Trail, we headed to the Globe area, where this Victorian cosy boozer has stood since the late 1800's. A regenerated interior, from it's posh wooden polished bar to its 1960's pendant lights and utilitarian furniture. Agood selection of craft ale, which is exactly what we came for. Cheap prices, plenty of seating inside and out, clean tables, friendly staff.

The Camel deserves at least six stars from Mr G, a wonderful little pub tucked away in the East end at the end of Globe Road! There are a lot of camels in the pub, all look healthy! The boss is on the table outside, a cat in case you were wondering. Her servants work inside. The lady running the pub, not the cat has judged it to perfection. Great service, great beer and great company! Plenty on offer, both cask and keg, all looks well kept and my sample confirms this. There is also a great selection of pies, the Kate and Sidney was brilliant. A most excellent place to visit.