Jetlag Bar in Camden

Every Sunday in the King and Queen. On the corner of Cleveland and Foley. The beer is pretty decent as well.............

En general, un poco decepcionante. Comenzaré con las cosas positivas, la comida era muy buena y una buena variedad de cervezas. Un montón de pantallas para ver el partido.

Went there to watch NFL. No interest in any clients aside from regulars. Manager very unwelcoming. I would avoid at al,costs.

We did a last minute booking here and were fairly satisfied. The bar was a lot quieter than other pubs in the area but, we enjoyed ourselves.

No se os ocurra ir a este lugar! Tuve la desafortunada experiencia de tratar con la persona más en el planeta. Un así llamado Artur, totalmente inútil, que quería reservar mesa para la Moto gp Valencia Circuit. Llamé a charlar y organizar una reserva de mesa, nunca me sentí tan incómodo en el teléfono con alguien. Servicio de atención al cliente cero, grosero en el teléfono, incapaz de dar respuestas claras a las preguntas técnicas me estaba preguntando. Como ningún otro bar era aparentemente mostrando gp de Moto en esa zona tenía que hacer la reserva. Más cerca de la carrera que tenía una pregunta para esta Artur, envié un correo electrónico a él y él nunca respondió. Nunca apareció. Elegí para ver la carrera en una PC en mi lugar en vez de ir allí y corren el riesgo de perder la mesa me reservado. Sinceramente, como por ejemplo una decepción. A las personas les gusta esto, simplemente debe cambiar de empleo y no estar en contacto con la gente. Yo nunca recomendaría este lugar a nadie.

Ya que nuestro hotel no ofrecen canales premium de deportes, fuimos a ver juegos NFL mientras que en Londres. Los domingos por la noche (nov/2015 semana 8) la inferior (sótano) salón del bar estaba dedicado a el fútbol americano. Había una gran pantalla proyectada y 4 o 5 grandes televisores de pantalla mostrando 2 juegos diferentes, así como de la NFL redzone temprano. La comida y las bebidas no estaban caras para Londres. La carne deslizantes (4 mini hamburguesas de carne con patatas fritas) estaban muy bien por 15 libras y una taza de patatas fritas en 3 libras 50.

El personal era increíble grosero, la información correcta no fue transferida a mí sobre el lugar y lo que me habría permitido tener cuando Alquilé el salón de loto en mi cumpleaños de asociados ! La comida era bastante asqueroso y tarda una media hora para tomar una copa o cualquier tipo de servicio. La información en el sitio web también está en correcto! No volvería jamás aquí de nuevo y nunca lo recomendaría a cualquiera sin embargo si el personal eran más bonitas y lograron somos mejor, entonces quizás volvería pero no eran!! No me impresionó nada

Great place to watch football or any other sports being shown. Food, on the other hand, was pathetic. Room for much much improvement- not everyone is used to overcooked frozen fish.

Good place to watch the NRL but book ahead - we were told we 'couldn't book' and it would be '1st in best dressed'. It wasn't.

It's a really nice bar to watch games, you should book if you want to watch a famous games it's usually crowded I took nachos with my pint it was just perfect

Went to this bar after a trip to ZSL hoping to watch the England game. It was only being shown downstairs. All tables reserved. 5 screens upstairs, 2 showing the SAME American college football game, one showing cricket, one showing Serbia vs Spain basketball, and one showing two obscure teams playing football.Rude bar staff and so expensive! So we got an Uber to Belushi in Camden High St. Cheaper drinks and at least an atmosphere!!!

Went to Jetlag recently and saw a Liverpool game there. Food pretty decent, good bar food fare and not overly priced. The bar staff were very attentive and hardly had to wait for that next pint as it was all lined up by the time I'd got outta my seat :)Bar rammed at the end of the night as they were showing Spanish football but just added to the atmos. Will return if in the area. Good stuff :)

Good place to watch the sports with friends but at 17 pounds for three pints there are a lot of cheaper places to go. If you are drinking and on a budget too pricey.

Visited this sports bar to watch the lunchtime footy kick off. One of our group reserved a table, which was great. We sat right at the front of the big screen on comfy but worn sofas. Good atmosphere with other screens showing various other sporting fixtures. Imagine on a busy day can get very tight in there as not the biggest of venues. Drinks pretty pricey as well.

Was in London for vacation and couldn't stand to miss the F1 race. After trying to find who was showing the race, we found Jetlag. Staying off of Russell square, we walked the mile to the bar and honestly had a great time. We shared an appetizer and had some drinks. Food was good. Asahi on draft was nice to see and ice cold. The bar had several screens to choose from and it was nice to watch the race with other F1 enthusiasts. I highly recommend it. The only reason I didn't give this an excellent rating is due to the projection television being a bit tired and dark. All the flat screens around we relatively new and crystal clear. Good place.

Asked for a pint of Soda water and lime which ranges from 55pence to around £1.20 across all the pubs I go to but was charged £2.50 so more than double. Bit steep but thought best get another drink during the second half of footie so asked for same again but barlady pointed out I could get a sparkling water cheaper. So said thanks will go for that instead then she goes and gets a bottle and asks for £3. Excuse me but how is £3 cheaper than £2.50 I asked but she pointed out that its almost twice the size so by ratio its cheaper. Bizzarre!?

Ottimo bar per poter guardare qualsiasi tipo di sport. Mostrano tutte le partite italiane ma vi conviene prenotare con largo anticipo. Cibo molto buono e camerieri gentili. I prezzi non sono esagerati. Nella sala inferiore c'è un maxischermo con proiettore e guardare le partite lì è un vero piacere. Controllate sul sito se mostrano la vostra partita e prenotate, non ve ne pentirete.

Lots of screens and they all seemed to work well - good turn out and service kept pace with the new arrivalsHad a coffee and a full breakfast for 11.50 - coffee was ok but a very poor breakfast for the price - had much better at bus cafe's for half the price!Good selection of beers in the 5 to 5.50 a pint

Worst bar ever. Food is disgusting. Porters and waiters are rude! If you haven't booked a table then your friends will get stuck outside (even for 1 person) whereas the bar is not crowded!

It is ironic that a business which has a operating model predicated on people watching sporting events does not have a TV system that does not freeze up every30 seconds. For US television networks sports it is a disaster!

We wanted to watch a game of football this Sunday and decided to try a "new" place instead of the ones we usually visit when in London. I had just downloaded an app on my iPhone called Matchpint, where Jetlag were one of the places the app recommended. We went there by taxi as it was located a bit "off" and came to what we thought was a small, tiny pub. We were thinking about leaving since we wanted to find a big screen, but after being told by the staff that a lounge would open as soon as more staff came in, we decided to stay. Approx 15 mins before the game, we went downstairs and found a lounge with a nice, big screen.After being here for a while, we slowly started to like the place more and more. Staff were friendly, they took their time to have a little chat, and a good variety of beers were available for us to buy. We were not planning on drinking this Sunday, but we had to taste a few of the beers after the game and we never looked back. Hours went, beers went down and we had a great evening. I'm not surprised if we visit Jetlag again on our next visit to London.We discussed our visit between each other when we went home to Norway and we all agreed that this place would be huge if they had a better location. They should relocate! What about Soho? ;-)

I was looking for a pub venue which served food and was showing the England v Wales six nations rugby match. It was client business thing so ideally somewhere with a touch of class or a bit different. The photos on the website do not reflect the venue, well certainly not the area we were in. We arrived around 6.30. Bouncer on door who was pleasant and showed us to our table. It was just as well one of our guests had to cancel at the last minute as there is no way 6 of us would have got round the table reserved, was tiny and also comprised of mis matched furniture. We ordered food, can't really complain about the standard as it is just pub grub however our mini burgers were not cooked through. To be fair the bar staff did a great job all night as the place was packed out but you never waited more than a couple of mins at the bar.

Don't eat food in this place, it is overpriced and not good at all... The beer is ok but still overpriced. Also, the projector is very old and bad quality to watch the football... So all in all not a good experience.

Went here to catch the last Jags game. Guy upstairs said they had the game on, but I had to get permission from the boss downstairs to put the game on one of the screens. Boss downstairs said he didn't even know the game was on, and refused to look at the lineup. So I would stay well away from this so called sports bar. Good riddance.

Supposed to be a sports bar, it has the look, sofa's TV's, burgers and wings, but it stops there.Booked a table for American Football NFL-Giants/49'ers.Arrived early, asked what screen the game would be on, ordered food/beers, 6pm, kickoff and the game was not displayed, 30 minutes later and one touch down, the idiot manager said they could not show the game. Meanwhile, the other patrons (also expats) were waiting for their games to be tuned to the screens where they had sat to watch.Everyone was frustrated, the manager seemed useless.Don't go here, the beer is expensive (which would be ok if the games were one), the food is average and the service is dreadful.Question: Why were the screens/TV's not tuned to the correct station (can you say pre-game show) before kick-off?If this had been a Chelsea or ManU match, there would have been a major incident.

Do not go to this sports bar thinking that whatever game you want to see will actually be shown.Went to the Jetlag bar to catch some Sunday NFL games (one in particular). Called ahead to check that the games would be showing. Once we arrived it became clearer as we got closer and closer to kickoff that the staff had little, if no, interest in making sure our game would be shown. After kick-off (and with still no game on TV) it became obvious there was a problem. We asked what was happening and wether the game would be shown. A very lacklustre response from the staff. Well into the game and there was still no visible sign that anything was being done to get the game on the screen. Asked again about progress....clearly no direction or focus. No attempt to apologize or show sympathy to those who had gone out of their way to get to the bar to see the game.This is a very bad venue and a crappy sports bar. Do NOT go. If you have a game that you really want to see, there is not guarantee it will be shown here. Even if you have assurances beforehand.

I watched Liverpool v Chelsea game here with my friend and two sons. Table reserved in good position. Staff very friendly, polite way of managing people in busy environment. Good natured crowd. Food very good. Drinks and food more expensive than you would pay in a pub but worth it for the quality of experience

reserved a table for my two sons and myself when visiting london. great atmosphere, really intimate location, good food and would return

My partner and I just got home from the South Africa vs New Zealand rugby match at Jetlag. I was looking for somewhere to take my partner as he's been hanging out for match and settled on Jetlag after sifting through the venues playing the game. We had what I think was the best seat in the house reserved for us and staff were super friendly helpful and friendly the entire night. I recommend Jetlag to anyone looking for a bar to watch a game. The atmosphere was great and I've actually just cancelled a booking at another bar to watch the NRL grand final tomorrow to book in at Jetlag instead. Do yourself a favour and check this place out, especially if you're an Australian, New Zealander or South African, this bar has a great homely feel.

I watched the Singapore GP yesterday, I arrived and was greeted by a friendly member of staff who gave me all required information for me to decide in which room to watch in a concise sentence, upstairs they had a TV showing it and another showing football at the same time in the same room, downstairs was reserved just for F1, they had a large projector screen in the middle of the room (which was not great quality and the picture was a little too dark) and a circa 50"-55"screen in the corner. I arrived 10 min before the start and it was quite busy, I found a place to stand near the TV screen in the corner leaning against a pole, the picture was good and the atmosphere was enjoyable, the room could do with better ventilation though. If you book a table downstairs I would suggest you ask for one near the TV not the screen. I didn't eat there but it seemed that people were enjoying the food.

On the plus side, they get a good crowd for Australian football, the food's good ("Spanish" burger is huge), staff were good and they're cleaner than the typical sports bunker (the faint chlorine smell explained why), however, the low ceilings mean poor sightlines to the screen and the wifi didn't seem to work downstairs. And it's generally a cruddy sports bunker. So go only if you have to.

Went to watch the Argentina-Belgium world cup matched. I was recommended this place and it was awesome! Great atmosphere, great Paulaner pints, the screen was big and the seats comfy. You have to book table in advance ( I called an hour before and it was fine )

This is a fantastic sports bar/restaurant. Upstairs there were three different games (champions League and German) being shown at one time while we ate/drank at our table. This created a great atmosphere were different groups could watch their game and each other's without getting in each others way. It's quite compact so I imagine getting in early is advisable. Downstairs is a big screen "cave" like an cinema with tables, it looked amazing.The food was nice gastro pub style and decent London prices. Plenty of people were drinking rather than eating, so either way.

это было первое место по соседству, подвернувшееся под руку по прибытию в Лондон, где можно было спокойно перевести дух и сытно поесть, – его название после сложного перелёта сразу привлекло внимание ) в тот вечер не шло горячих спортивных трансляций, поэтому обстановка была довольно расслабленной. порадовал широкий выбор бургеров (в довольно нестандартном исполнении) и, конечно же, замечательный прохладный Guinness. я не любительница спорт-баров и вряд ли стала бы завсегдатаем этого места, но о посещении в тот вечер вспоминаю с улыбкой.

I've watched many a match from the comfort of the lounges of Jetlag, and I've enjoyed every moment of it! The food has always been good, as has the service, but what really gets this place good marks is the 241 cocktail hour they do from 5-6pm on weekdays... excellent!If you're an Aussie looking for State of Origin, this is the place!

Cinema room downstairs is well chilled for football watching. 2 lady blues enjoyed it :) come on Everton!

Got here to watch the Sochi 2014 Canada-Finland ice hockey match with some friends, about 45 min before the game was due to start. With minutes to face off, there was no sign of the staff getting the screens ready to actually watch the game. Even as the game started, no one made an attempt to put the appropriate channel on (although they had specifically advertised to be one of the few pubs in London showing the game today!!) so we missed the first 10 minutes of the game. Once they actually managed to get the game on two of the screens, it was an awful BBC web stream with no sound, but rather Italian commentary from another programme at full blast in the background! After the first period they got the sound sorted, but the picture was still awful and would freeze from time to time. For the last 5 minutes of the game they figured out they could use the BBC red button so that we could actually watch the game in proper picture quality and sound. Needless to say however that it would've been much smarter to stay at home to watch the game: the beer would've been cheaper and we wouldn't have had to put up with the absolutely rubbish quality of the picture and sound through the entire game.

I arrived here to watch Serie A, something not so easy to find in London, especially when there's the Premier League showing.I saw that the game was being shown live on a website that features sports bars in London, however to be sure I sent an email which I never received an answer, but I decided to give it a go and showed up few minutes before kick off.To my surprise the bar women seemed to never have heard of FC Inter, but after informing me that the game won't be shown, she helped me by veryfying if it's possible to show the game, A young guy came up and told me he's gonna switch it on the big TV near the door, it was nice from him considering I was the only person who wanted to see the game.The bar has a good drinks menu and features some good uncommon beers. The food menu is small, quality is good tough t I see it as overpriced.I would return to this bar, but make sure before that the game will be shown.

If you into sport you will find 3. 42inch LCD screen in the corners of this triangle bar . the bar in the kitchen is not the best but you will be fine watching your favorite games and spend some times with friend . for me I will come back here only if I couldn't find other place playing my team game .

Went to the bar for the England-Montenegro game. + Good seats, well-kept lager and very friendly staff.- Burgers were pretty expensive (around 15-18 pounds with chips) and weren't particularly tasty, especially now that London has a succession of great burger bars. The bar added service to the whole bill too, which isn't unusual but very cheeky when you have to queue and get your drinks yourself.

Not even worth 1 Star. Tried to watch Man Utd v Liverpool yesterday on the main big screen and after 60 mins switch to sailing. Staff only began telling people of this change when the football match was on and everyone assumed this was a joke. We then asked why and the staff just said "It was done due to scheduling purposes", practically no-one brought any beers once the channel was changed and we were left to watch the game on a 40" screen in one of the corners. Everyone complain but the staff to no hint of 95% of people in the place to make changes. They have lost a lot of people from going there.

We arrived at 1:30pm having booked a table for 1:30pm. The barman said he'd given the table away, because we should have arrived at 1pm. He then produced a list of bookings, with mine clearly at 1:30pm, and still tried to pin the blame on me for not turning up an hour earlier. An apology would have sufficed. None came.I ordered a beer - a Paulaner. They were out, but recommended an Asahi, claiming the two were very similar. They are not. Another barman rolled his eyes at me. Later on, rather than clear the glasses and plates at the table, the barman tried to order the party to place the plates on his hands, and got stroppy with customers who didn't do it exactly as instructed.We ordered nachos and a hamburger. Hard to screw up, but the hamburger was reconstituted toenail and rectal muscle, while the nachos were dressed with the most desultory cheese and sour cream dressing.All in all, I have to say you should avoid this place, unless you like accepting the blame for the company's avarice, arguing with the staff, drinking overpriced booze and eating terrible food.

Jetlag is one of the best and friendliest sports bars I have ever had the privilege of attending. I have watched the majority of non-BBC coverage F1 races at this bar. The 1hr+ travel from my home, no matter what time the races are! have been absolutely worth it.I decided to write this review as a way of showing my appreciation for the bar. I watched the Hungary GP locally to me due to other commitments and as a result was unable to attend Jetlag. It was at this moment I truly respected and appreciated the Jetlag and their staff. I will in future stick to Jetlag. The staff truly add to the F1 viewing experience. They are friendly, helpful and very attentive. Quite often I have not needed to get up and walk to the bar for a refill. They are so astute they offer to get a drink for you.The whole F1 experience is not just the large screen and booming sound. It's the little touches such as offering a food menu reflecting on the country that is holding the race. Super detail like that just shows how much they proactively get involved with the sport and how much they care for their customers interest. In fact, you don't need to be an F1 fan, I truly recommend going to this bar/restaurant anyway. I guarantee you'll be pleasantly surprised.Thank you to all at the Jetlag Bar.

Myself and a group of American friends were looking for a good place to celebrate the 4th of July and discovered JetLag. We reserved a table which was down stairs and the sitting area was nice however we ran into problems when ordering. The menu promised hotdogs and hamburgers but we were told these items could only be ordered upstairs. Once upstairs the staff told us they "didn't know" what we were referring to. We finally settled on an order of chips and waited over 30 minutes. When we asked the staff what was taking so long we were again told "I don't know." Drinks were way over prized and we had to pay four pounds for cold chips that took 45 minutes to arrive. The staff was not friendly or helpful so we left to celebrate else where.

I was in London for the weekend with my sisters and we wanted somewhere to watch the Men's Wimbledon final. We came across Jetlag by chance and what a find!! All the staff were so helpful and friendly, especially Maria, and they managed to keep everyone happy and fed and watered without ever being in the way of the action. Food was absolutely delicious and very good value for money, we did not think that the drinks were expensive. The choice on offer of either food or drink is extensive and would cover most tastes. Thanks to everyone for a great day.

As an Aussie looking for a place to watch this years State of Origin I hit jackpot with the Jetlag bar. Not much to say other than I'd recommend this to anyone considering watching with a great atmosphere, friendly people and staff who look after you. The whole bar downstairs was packed and no matter where you were sitting you had a perfect view of the giant projector.Sound and Picture quality of the game was A+, a true sports bar. Perfect for any age, would recommend! The Jetlag Bar will be my place of residence for future events for sure.

We went to this restaurant several times while we were in London for the Olympics. If you want some American bar food, hop on in and grab a seat in front of the tv. They have a huge screen downstairs for sporting events. The wings were actually really good. They also have food from other parts of the world as well.

We phoned to reserve a tabel but no table was reserved, the large screen is a projecter screen and the quality of the picture was not that good , pints of lager and cider were £5 each, service was good, food was pricey but nice.The sofa seats were too near the screen, but the lounge is quite small so best to sit at the back off the room.The small TV screens had a good picture, but these are no bigger than your avarage local pub.

Per chi non sa arrendersi ad una domenica senza calcio italiano ecco un pub che trasmette anche partite in diretta del campionato italiano di serie A. Io ci ho visto un Roma-Atalanta a ottobre 2012. Certo era un anticipo di serie A per cui partita in Italia alle 12:30 e Londra 11:30. Il problema era solo questo, sedersi in un pub alle 11:30 e..ordinare qualcosa. In Italia le 11:30 può essere un orario adatto ad una tarda colazione, ma non per un pranzo o una birra. Comunque ho preso un panino con hamburger ed una birra. Il posto non è nulla di che, anzi un pò dismesso, e poi non ha gli arredi classici dei pubs inglesi. Anche la lista dei piatti disponibili non è lunghissima, ma qui trasmettono le partite in diretta per cui...Se volevo andare in un classico pub inglese certo non avrei scelto questo..Il vantaggio è che si può andare sul sito e vedere se e cosa trasmettono del campionato italiano. In mancanza di altro.....può anche andare bene!

a nice bar in a wonderful relaxed surrounding. but i would definitively not call it a sportsbar. it´s more a lounge bar with a few tv screens. food is ok, but not great. drinks are as always in london much too expensive, but nice.

Found this gem on an Internet search engine. Almost walked past it. There were only a handful of supporters watching the rugby. The huge screen in the lotus lounge brought the event to life. Staff were attentive and discrete, the food was reasonably priced, came in generous and well presented portions and there was a surprisingly broad selection in the main menu. Really enjoyed our short time. Shame Wales lost.

We came here to watch the FA cup semi-final Liverpool v Everton as we were visiting London for the weekend as needed somewhere to watch the match. This sports bar was advertising online that they were showing the game so we headed off here to watch it. The bar itself was great for watching the game - large tv, comfy chairs & attentive service (bar manager kept asking if we needed another drink as soon as the last one was finished which was brilliant as we did not even have to leave our seats!). We did not have any of the food as we had already eaten before we arrived but the burger and chips looked amazing!

To Scott and his Team a huge thank you to you guys for helping my 40 birthday celebrations go better than I could of wished for. Everybody had a fantastic time and the bar delivered on every measure staff were friendly and efficient. Scott even helped me putting up decorations and disco balls to convert a sports bar lounge into an 80's nightclub for one night only. Some bars would be snooty about decorating there bar but nothing was too much trouble. Food was great too. If you want a London Party with privacy and exclusivity this place is a gem of a find and still so close to the West End.I'm sure many friends will be back to book there parties here in the near futureThanks Guys!Colin

We booked the downstairs area for a work get together, however when we got there we were told we had to stay upstairs as they weren't opening the downstairs part that day, which was a little disappointing. Prices were on the expensive side for drinks but reasonable for food. Service was prompt but not the most friendly. I couldn't really fault much but equally I couldn't get excited about much! It's not a place I'd rush back to, but equally I wouldn't avoid it.

Really well kept Paulaner Beer, excellent food (a rather eclectic mix of global street food and British classics), and a basement bar with a cinema screen (that you can prebook) to watch the football on (which is why I was there)Prices are pretty sensible for London, and the staff excellent.Can’t fault it at all!

While in London my husband wanted to watch a football match, and after some searching we decided to journey across to Jetlag, and we glad we had. Someone has spent a lot of money and gone to a lot of effort to make every aspect of this bar the perfect venue to watch sports. It was so clean and well kept it still looked brand new throughout. There were small screens up on the ground floor bar area, and one huge projector screen downstairs in the converted basement 'lounge'. We watched the game downstairs, laying back on the comfy sofas, it had great sound and low level lighting. Such an interesting menu with dishes from all around the world, and the food was good and nicely presented. The guy behind the basement bar was so attentive and friendly (made me wonder if he was the owner) going round refilling drinks and keeping everywhere clean and tidy. The bathrooms had been fitted out with funky sloped sinks and taps that looked like space rockets! Only one shortcoming was that despite wearing my coat I found the place a bit cold, although as everyone else wearing just their team t-shirts perhaps it was just me! If we were in the area, we would definitely return to watch a match.

This place is down Cleveland Street - near the Portland Station. Doesn't look like much (in a strip mall) but these guys have real chefs (Asian and Brit), a great selection of beer and a massively huge, wall-to-wall television along with extensive satellite reception of just about any sport you can imagine. Can't get tickets to the game? Only getting Sky network at your hotel? No worries - head to JetLag.