The Bree Louise Public House

Fancy a blonde? Stodfold's fantastic ale at the Bree today!

We are back in the running for North London CAMRA's Cider Pub of the Year! We are looking to improve on last year's 2nd place so if you're a CAMRA member make sure you vote! (http://surveymonkey.com/s/wyzvqf5)

Join us and our new 5 screens for tonight's World Cup final! Plenty of World Cup ales to tickle your taste buds too. Winsor and Eton's Maracana will give you a little taste of Rio first hand!

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We bobbed in yesterday for a few Farewell pints at this wonderful pub.



Such a pity that the HS2 terminal could not have been built around the Bree Louise - it would make a brilliant station Tap.



Ah well, farewell Bree Louise.

A wonderful pub.

So sad The Bree Louise is closing because of HS2. It was one of best pubs in London to get a pint of real ale. Such a welcoming atmosphere and great pies! I will miss it😥 #stopHS2

Real nice atmosphere in this rustic pub. Has an amazing number of real ales and cider. I prefer the ones on handpump as those on gravity sometimes loose condition. Their pies are also amazing value. Camra members, NHS and Forces can get discounts. Staff real friendly and are from a variety of Countries. Real handy for Euston Station. Shame this place is to close early 2018 due to HS2 work at Euston.

One of, if not the finest real ale pub in North London. Be sure to give these guys as much custom as you can before they're forced to close in January 2018 to make way for HS2.

It will be missed terribly by all those who loved it for what it was. For years it was the best ale pub in London by miles, eventually other caught up but the Bree was always special. Thanks for the last 17 years, Craig and Karen x

Good range of ales and thoughtfully provide heaters outside, which is nice because that's where you'll probably be around 'happy hour' as the place is usually rammed inside! The Bree will be sorely missed.

Cracking little boozer with superb selection of real ale and cider whichis sadly about to be knocked down to facilitate construction of HS2. Another of Dr Beeching's casualties: if the Great Central hadn't been closed in the 1960's there would have been no case for HS2.

Stopped off at the Bree Louise on our way to the FA Cup final at Wembley as it's just 5 minutes walk from Euston Square underground station. Good selection of real ales although some were not as fresh as I would like. However they did have one of my favourites, Hophead, which was excellent. The choice of food is varied but mostly good, hearty pub grub. Also brought us good luck as Arsenal won the cup beating Chelsea 2 - 1. Thank you Bree Louise.

Have heard so much about this iconic pub that visiting for the first time I was a tad disappointed. Had the look of a 60s working men's club and not a heritage looking interior. Only shows one shouldn't judge by first impressions. The range of cask ales and real ciders is truly amazing and so glad I've now been. The fact that it's going to be razed to the ground due to the ridiculous HS2 development is beyond stupid, it's a bloody tragedy!

We bobbed in yesterday for a few Farewell pints at this wonderful pub.



Such a pity that the HS2 terminal could not have been built around the Bree Louise - it would make a brilliant station Tap.



Ah well, farewell Bree Louise.

A wonderful pub.

So sad The Bree Louise is closing because of HS2. It was one of best pubs in London to get a pint of real ale. Such a welcoming atmosphere and great pies! I will miss it😥 #stopHS2

Real nice atmosphere in this rustic pub. Has an amazing number of real ales and cider. I prefer the ones on handpump as those on gravity sometimes loose condition. Their pies are also amazing value. Camra members, NHS and Forces can get discounts. Staff real friendly and are from a variety of Countries. Real handy for Euston Station. Shame this place is to close early 2018 due to HS2 work at Euston.

One of, if not the finest real ale pub in North London. Be sure to give these guys as much custom as you can before they're forced to close in January 2018 to make way for HS2.

It will be missed terribly by all those who loved it for what it was. For years it was the best ale pub in London by miles, eventually other caught up but the Bree was always special. Thanks for the last 17 years, Craig and Karen x

Good range of ales and thoughtfully provide heaters outside, which is nice because that's where you'll probably be around 'happy hour' as the place is usually rammed inside! The Bree will be sorely missed.

Cracking little boozer with superb selection of real ale and cider whichis sadly about to be knocked down to facilitate construction of HS2. Another of Dr Beeching's casualties: if the Great Central hadn't been closed in the 1960's there would have been no case for HS2.

Stopped off at the Bree Louise on our way to the FA Cup final at Wembley as it's just 5 minutes walk from Euston Square underground station. Good selection of real ales although some were not as fresh as I would like. However they did have one of my favourites, Hophead, which was excellent. The choice of food is varied but mostly good, hearty pub grub. Also brought us good luck as Arsenal won the cup beating Chelsea 2 - 1. Thank you Bree Louise.

Have heard so much about this iconic pub that visiting for the first time I was a tad disappointed. Had the look of a 60s working men's club and not a heritage looking interior. Only shows one shouldn't judge by first impressions. The range of cask ales and real ciders is truly amazing and so glad I've now been. The fact that it's going to be razed to the ground due to the ridiculous HS2 development is beyond stupid, it's a bloody tragedy!