The Enterprise, Chalk Farm, London

Quite a ‘hip’ sort of pub due to its proximity to so many music venues, but you won’t feel out of place if you’re just here for a casual drink. Nice roomy bar done up with interesting old furniture and plenty of old books; good beers and friendly bar staff.

Good music, homely atmosphere and some great epic sandwiches!

I went to The Enterprise to enjoy some live music a while ago and it was nice enough. The live music venue upstairs was a little worse for wear, with very sticky floors, but it was warm inside so I was happy.

Downstairs appeared to be rather busy, with people waiting at the bar for tables. There was a lovely wood fire burning, adding to the cosiness of the place and although the I didn't try the food, the chips smelled yummy!

Wasn't terribly pleased with the toilets though - it looked like it wasn't cleaned regularly.

Will be going back for more live music, so will see if things have changed!

Love the Enterprise - a cool no nonsense pub, with a great mix of people.

This place attracts quite a random bunch of people, from the old men who are regulars to indie kids who are attending a gig at the Roundhouse just across the road. I’ve been here to see live bands and DJ sets a few times too and always had a really good time. The food is OK and I enjoy seeing what’s been written on the boards outside. It would be good if you didn’t have to smoke on the busy street outside though and there was a beer garden.They serve food which is pretty standard pub grub.

This place is the kind of place where you end up when everywhere else shuts - and it does the job very well! Sticky floors, random mix of people, dim lights, big bar. Excellent.

Had a very quick pint in here on Friday night. We stood outside because inside was absolutely heaving! Weird mix of people and generally unfriendly bouncers. It’s within a stones throw of Chalk Farm tube, so a good meeting point, but not the kind of place i would spend the whole night. I’d stagger up Primrose Hill or over to Camden if i were you…...

The Enterprise is an old school indie boozer, like many around Camden, but good value for it. It is always full of a great mixture of people, helped by the fact that the newly re-furbished Roundhouse has just re-opened over the road.

It is a fairly big place with plenty of tables, and open late most nights. There is a standard range of beers and food is available.

Live music is also often available upstairs, completing its indie rock profile.

The Enterprise is also a great way to spend weekends, as it is a lot more relaxed during the day. Feel free to flop out and read the paper with a couple of slow guinness, away from the madness of Camden market...

This is an old style boozer without the flash makeover. Wood, sofas, and interesting knick-knacks give it a homely feel, papers splayed on tables on a Sunday afternoon makes you feel like you can spend the whole day here (and often do). It is owned I think by The Fly chain (Barfly, The Fly etc) and they run a comedy club upstairs as well as (in the true spirit of all things Fly), featuring up and coming bands (a night called Barfly B-Sides is on here). You get all types drinking in here, which makes for a relaxed atmosphere.