Spike Williams, manager of Tapping The Admiral, with their CAMRA Award for Pub of The Season Autumn 2012. Picture: Polly Hancock. (Image: Archant)
A Kentish Town pub has been named the best watering hole in north London.
Tapping the Admiral, in Castle Road, was the only north London pub to appear in a list of Greater London’s best eight pubs compiled by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).
The pubs were rated on customer service, value for money, decor, customer mix, atmosphere and the quality of the beer.
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