Old Eagle Pub

This delightful pub exudes warmth and charm, complete with the delightful presence of Churchill, the resident cat, who can often be found nestled in a cozy box. With an exceptional Thai residency, the establishment offers high-quality and genuinely spicy cuisine that never fails to impress. Notably, the pub serves a stellar Guinness alongside an array of other beers, promising a satisfying experience for all.

Great place for Legal Eagles and lovers of the tales of Old London town in the Edwardian Era. This was the pub where Emily Dimmock met Robert Wood with subsequent events leading up to her murder at nearby Agar Grove in 1907. The ensuing trial at The Old Bailey became one of the most famous criminal trials in English history and a major record in the history of English Criminal law and Court no. 1 at The Old Bailey. Old established pubs of London are unique in that they represent living museums of the history of the city. There are literally hundreds near thousands of similar pubs across the city that tell a different story in London's history. We must preserve the historic London pubs like The old eagle and keep them thriving for these are our heritage both Famous and infamous. Do your bit by frequenting the pub and keeping the owners business thriving.

Last came here just after lock down ended and found all we enjoyed then are still here. Service was great, friendly chap behind the bar with a good knowledge of the wines available coupled with a good sense of humour. His recommendation of wine met favourably with my good lady so ensured my survival. There is also a kitchen cooking Thai food. We both had different Pad Thai's today. Both were lovely and without fault (we have both been to Thailand several times). It is a quirky pub just on the outskirts of the tourist trail in Camden close to the Sainsbury's store. I would 100% recommend the pub and the food. Take a 5 minute detour from the High Street, it's worth it.