Bar Vinyl
(Pub Food)Bar Vinyl is a funky retro bar on Inverness Street with tables made from Space Invaders machines and a record shop beneath, selling only vinyl. You can't get more Camden than that.Barfly CamdenA hub for new musical talent, the Barfly Camden also provides the kind of ambience synonymous with the perpetually cutting edge Camden vibe.The Bucks HeadThis is an unassuming place on the High Street which is well worth a visit at the weekends where DJs help fill the place out and the drinks are very reasonable indeed.Cobden ArmsThe Cobden Arms is another pub serving classic and delicious Thai food in Camden. A traditional option on the High Street between the rare vinyl shops.Crown and GooseThe Crown and Goose is a pub on Arlington Road with plenty of charm and a gastropub-feel should you wish to stop off for a bite to eat between cruising the markets for leather jackets, incense candles and t-shirts with hilarious slogans on them.Dublin CastleThis is a popular venue on Parkway that has attracted a number of bands before they were famous including the Arctic Monkeys and, regrettably, Travis.The Elephants HeadLooking for a pub in Camden with a colourful mix? Well The Elephant's Head has a strong rockabilly crowd with an added ska and goth influence. Okay, the goths don't necessarily provide the colour.The Grand UnionThis is a popular and expansive cocktail and classic burger bar full to the brim with rustic furnishings and objet d'art - but all executed tastefully so that it doesn't stray into 'grandmother's attic' territory.The Hawley Arms
(Pub Food)A throbbing celebrity haunt in Camden for those who are famous, will be famous, are famous but shouldn't be famous and hangers-on. You will find many a charmingly-split leather armchair, wonky mirror and celebrity dawbing in this attractive joint just off the High Street.Hope and AnchorAs close to a community-style boozer as you're likely to get in Camden, free of tourists, pretentiousness and silly fads.The Lock Tavern
(Gastro Pub Food)This is another legendary live music venue in Camden with an array of up and coming talent guarenteed every week.NW1This is a pub with a modern edge and two large screen televisions for major sporting events. A comfortable and low-key alternative on Parkway.Oxford ArmsA warm and inviting pub on the High Street with Etcetera Theatre located above should you wish to see some pre-Edinburgh Festival shows, a spot of stand-up or perhaps an experimental play.Proud CamdenProud Camden is a long-standing institution in the area, and is a live music club located inside a huge stable. With three large rooms, the space, acoustics and atmosphere of this venue is second to none.The Spread EagleThis could be your haven should you wish to escape the 100mph High Street surge. A comfortable establishment to while away a lazy Sunday afternoon with a few ales over the Sunday supplements.