The Apple Tree in Camden

Wonderful new find, excellent vegan and vegetarian food. I had dauphinois potatoes with huge fresh porcini mushrooms, my partner had beetroot wellington, both excellent. Wonderful dark beer, very friendly service and welcoming atmosphere, what’s not to like. Highly recommended.

Amazing bar for LGBTQ community and I felt really comfortable with my friends, but how we hated the food it was very nice to look at but tasted of fried oil and not much else. The dessert were nice because of the sugar inside but the small plates were too expensive and would never eat here again.

I really like it when new places start to do vegan food, unfortunately I was excited to eat at this place and their new Vegan dishes, all I tasted was oily and bland food which looks pretty but tastes of nothing in reality, which is extremely sad because they give vegan food a bad name, I am a vegan enthusiast and have eaten vegan food at many places but this was one of the biggest disappointments. extremely disappointed and very expensive for what it is. I would say definitely avoid and much better places in London for Vegan food. Sad

During our first trip to the UK this last March, my wife and I were exceptionally busy taking in as much scenery and culture as we could possibly manage. As such, it was decidedly difficult to keep a strict inventory of every meal we ate at every pub we visited, though I can say that we did not visit a single one that was anything short of impressive.

Chef Daniele stir up some incredible dishes! This is Michelin star worthy food in a casual trendy neighborhood bar. Seriously some of the most inventive surprising combinations of flavors. It will leave your mouth watering for days. The deserts are to kill for. Don’t hesitate, just go!

I had the roasted Porcini mushrooms with dauphinoise potatoes and the potatoes were crispy and the mushrooms were tender and in a great sauce. The pineapple and pistachio dessert was delicious too, all very natural and healthy and pretty decent value. You can really tell they put a lot of effort and care into it, would definitely recommend ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤

Be sure to check our this place. Funky colours, furniture and wonderful, pleasant, friendly staff. Right next to the Mail museum offering fantastic cocktails and beers. Check out vegan roast dinners, vegan popcorn chicken and vegan fish and chips. Non vegan available too.

Popped in here on a day out..very friendly staff..nice comfy pub...and toilets very interesting allowing graffiti..pens provided for your artistic talents..fun.

We are so lucky to have an LGBTIQ+ space like this in London. Much more than a pub, The Apple Tree went out of their way to help us celebrate the 2nd Birthday of our shelter. Staff instantly became part of our crew & we felt right at home all day. A real community space. Practically - we needed a private, sober party.. not easy to do in a busy pub! They made it work, with a beautiful cosy room upstairs & a non-alcoholic drinks reception. The food we ordered was delicious & the perfect amount was suggested for our guestlist. Tech was easy & staff were on hand to help with that also. Beautiful rooms upstairs, big & small to choose from. Thankyou so much to everyone who helped us. Special thanks to Dot who is just completely lovely & made everything a total breeze. Will definitely be back ASAP.

The Apple Tree provides London with resources that are scarce - LGBT friendly, performance spaces, dog-friendly, and a wide selection of cheap and good quality drinks (spirits, wines, softs). Given its central location it is well worth supporting. My only caveat is the kitchen service. While I prefer to eat plants over animals, the cooking quality of most of the items I've tried - and the serving times - could be improved. It seems like an attainable goal, so hopefully they will get there. For the record I tried the following: Mushroom croquettes: DELICIOUS Patatas Bravas: did exactly what it said on the box Aubergine Parmigiana - disappointing, it needs a much richer tomato sauce. I can make better at home Cobnut curry - lukewarm and bland Rainbow Sliders - average for the price. Not sure if I'd prefer one bigger burger for cheaper. I will 10/10 return here for drinks, shows, and snacks. For a full dinner I might try somewhere else for now.

We were visiting The Postal Museum and fancied a pint.The closest pub was The Apple Tree, here we found a vibrant atmosphere, extremely friendly staff and a range of ales, Highly Recommend

This local used to serve really good vegan burgers, mac and cheese and potato fries, the food alone justified a visit. The Apple Tree has stayed mostly vegan & veggie, which is nice, but disappointingly they're now cooking meat like any chain pub, which suggests they've sold out any ethics on environmental & animal care (saying it's well sourced meat isn't vegan or ethical.) Though there are a couple of OK dishes the new menu is a bit all over the place, too fussy and pretentious for pub grub, the old burger / pasta / potato menu was so much more tasty. Bring it back!

Cant say enough good words about this place, the menu is very different in a good way, staff are super friendly and the ambience couldn't be more perfect for the queers of society. And its a venue where you dont get your ears blasted with terrible commercial music for once!

Great service with a smile, tasty food and happy colourful decorations. All fitted together perfectly for a great afternoon drink and bite. My first but not last time there. See you again when I'm next in London!

The food staff are warm and friendly and the FOOD IS AMAZING! The Vegan Alternative have the BEST vegan burgers I have ever eaten and previously they were only available from deliveroo. Finally you sit and enjoy this awesome menu in a great little pub! *****

Visited last week Staff were brilliant looked after my daughters every need really really enjoyed my visit 10 out 10 guys very impressed

Nice bright revamp, friendly and helpful staff, and a tasty vegan menu :) This is my dream pub - wish it were my local!

While out for the day with my wife and our friends for our birthday get together, one of our group mentioned they had seen an ad for The Apple Tree. so we jumped in a cab to check it out. We were not disappointed. It’s a wonderful local pub with friendly welcoming staff. The service was amazing. Our only regret is that we had already eaten, so didn’t get to try a vegan burger. We will definitely be back with empty tummies next time. We loved the cocktails and selection of spirits and just wish we lived closer. This pub would be our perfect local. Can’t wait to get visit again soon!!!

Al haber visitado este pub hoy con un grupo de amigos, todos estuvimos tan contentos de haberlo hecho. Qué cálida bienvenida recibimos. Los cócteles son geniales y el personal del bar es muy amable y hablador. Es una pena que ya hubiéramos comido antes de llegar ya que la comida se ve deliciosa (otra mesa estaba felizmente metida) y el menú está 100% basado en vegetales. Sin duda volveremos a este pub!

Popped with our super happy go lucky Golden Retriever... what a lovely welcome. Staff are fantastic, attentive and the decor has character. Why go to chain?! Sad to read some of the negative reviews. If anything, we need more places like this. A real feel of community and sharing. That’s what a pub is all about...

Really lovely atmosphere and people here. The menu is vegan and I am not but the food was delicious. Highly recommend.

The pub has recently been taken over by new management and it super impressed me when I visited. The main room is now beautiful, light and airy, and the staff really friendly. It’s a great little spot and I can’t wait to come back!

Apple solía ser un gran pub con un buen menú de almuerzo. Siendo un negocio local, visitaríamos 2 - 3 veces a la semana para el almuerzo. El pub ahora está abierto a las 4 pm algunos días, luego se cierra y no abre para el almuerzo. Nunca se sabe cuándo se abrirá realmente. No es que me moleste mucho, pero la letra es una elección un poco con algunas selecciones de colores extraños. Espero que quien haya comprado el pub pueda darle la vuelta y recuperar a algunos de sus clientes leales

Fuimos a almorzar en uno de mis favoritos nuestros bares después de su renovación.

Popped in for a quick pint. A very pleasant pub and seems popular with the local workforce. According to a colleague, because of said popularity, it isn’t open on the weekend albeit I can’t vouch for that.

We visited after a trip to the Post Office Museum, just for a drink. I was surprised that, at 12:30 there were only a couple of customers in the pub. It was well furnished, very clean, the staff were friendly, and the beer well kept.

My friend and I lunched here at 12.30 p.m. on Tuesday 12th September 2017. We sat at a table, but no one came to us, so we went to the bar. The barmaid was busy and said that another person would be along in a minute. Some three minutes later, he took our order. There was no soup available, so we opted for mains straight away. My friend thought his "Farm-assured chicken and Ayshire dry-cured bacon" sandwich good. My beef and ale pie was circular and of small diameter, with a thick crust and an ungenerous portion of meat with some potato or possibly carrot cubes in it (a trick to economise on meat). On the other hand, the chips were nice and the vegetables included sauteed parsnip, which was enterprising (even if left-overs from Sunday perhaps). The triple choc. brownies appeared to be filled with pieces of biscuit, but the portion was generous. It came with mint chocolate ice cream, which was fine. There was no hot choc. sauce as advertised, just two halves of strawberry. When it came to coffee time, we found out why. We asked for two americanos with milk and was told that there was no milk. This is a Greene King pub. and on this experience it is easy to see why the share price has sunk so low. I wonder whether the C.E.O. of Greene King ever actually visits any of his pubs incognito.

A nice little pub in the Farringdon area service was great staff are friendly and we had really nice beer

We held a private birthday party at The Apple Tree and provided our own food - Such a great evening - Andy and his wife who run the Apple Tree were SO welcoming and could not have been more helpful - A fantastic atmosphere everybody had such a great time must go back again !

Brilliant city public house very interesting clientele as itv and channel 4 studios close by and used for a wicked lunch and drink by news casters and grips alike whilst next door is a top barrister firm who staff include human rights lawyers and high profile defence attorneys not forgetting the sfo headquarters and the big market research company so very much a weekly city bods hang out! Great pieminster pies and ciabattas plus nachos and such gastro pub fare!!! Guest ales well kept lovely staff myself included loved loved this place to drink and work!!! Every now and again if you were lucky there might be an Americana night with bluegrass bands and such like!!! There was poker tournaments too nothing serious but lots of fun I absolutely recommend this pub

we have been to the apple tree a couple of times during our stay in London its a traditional pub offering good food at reasonable price

Every year we have a huge Christmas gathering that seems to get bigger and bigger, this year we booked for the Apple Tree for our boozy bash. Sarah at the Apple Tree has been a pleasure to deal with throughout the booking process and on the day itself was incredible with great staff and fantastic food. Thanks Sarah and team for a fantastic day

Visité por primera vez este mes desde que comencé un nuevo trabajo en la zona. Fuimos a almorzar y tenía el Este es un perro caliente con patatas al romero. bestia Enorme perro caliente y un montón de patatas fritas, bien vale la pena el dinero en un ambiente relajado y cálido establecimiento con unos anfitriones excelentes. Estaré de volver de nuevo a probar más de la carta.

Visité en 28/ 10 en torno a 2 o'clock, me encuentro con un amigo para tomar una copa y me quedé agradablemente sorprendido por la bienvenida, un ambiente acogedor, un personal agradable y casi 'frente'. Al no haber sido nunca antes me pareció que las bebidas estaban a un precio decente para la ubicación (y también una preciosa casa Merlot! La comida) y salir alrededor de nosotros (en un paso! Parecía delicioso).

I've just read some of the reviews and quite frankly I'm annoyed, I was in this pub on the day in question, a group of people arrived without announcing themselves, it was a very busy Friday , and when they did make themselves known were treated very well. They were seated upstairs , and from what I saw and heard there was a problem with some of there orders , but not to the extent that they've described , and to call the staff rude and lazy is a vast exaggeration it seemed to be started by one woman who hell bent on causing a scene, and get away without paying. I've visited this pub on quite a few occasions , and have only ever been treated properly, and with curtesy. These people say they wil never return , well as far as I'm concerned that's a bonus. By the way I'm not family, just someone trying to bring a bit of balance . I like this place, and to read all this negative s••t is untrue , and unfair.

If I was able to give half a mark I would!I went for lunch with a group of about 24 people and didn't receive my food for 1 hour and 12 mins.The service was extremely poor and there was no apology or urgency to accompany the lack of customer service! We had pre-booked our lunch in good enough time and a copy of the orders was handed in to the manager an hour before we arrived, yet It took from about 1:15pm until 2:12pm for the food to come out, in intervals - some of which was burnt and not even hot.I was the last person to receive my food and I only got it because I had to go downstairs to interrupt the staff chatting and rolling a cigarette to ask where it was.Don't waste your timeI won't be eating here again!

The service is absolutely disgraceful. I organised a lunch for 20+ people and enquired on their ability to supply food to this number at least 2 weeks in advance. They were handed over pre-ordered requests days in advance of the lunch and an hour before a hand delivered copy was supplied to the manager in person. When we arrived no one showed us to our seats or greeted us and we had to ask where our seats were located. We had absolutely no customer service, in return we were given a very rude and dishevelled member of staff who came up every 20 mins to shout our order and hand us luke warm/burnt food. I could not believe how terrible the service was and this has to be the worse service I have ever witnessed and received at an establishment. They were not apologetic when giving us our food with the last order came out of the kitchen at an incredible 1 hr and 15 mins later. I will NEVER eat here again and discourage anyone contemplating on eating here with a large group to re-consider, everything about the experience was appalling. Head office needs to step in or shut the establishment down if they can't monitor how their pub is being run.

We pre booked a lunch for 24 people four days before the event and sent a detailed spreadsheet of each order on email.The spreadsheet was then also hand delivered to the manager an hour before we arrived for lunch.The first meal came out after a thirty minute wait. It was burnt and had to be sent back. The rest came out two by two over the course of the next 50 minutes and most were cold. There was no prior warning that the kitchen staff were struggling to cook our meals. There was also only one man bringing our meals out and he was incredibly rude and took a break to roll a cigarette while we were still waiting for food. The last meal was finally brought out after 1 hour and 5 minutes a whole 20 minutes after the replacement for the one that had been sent back. Honestly, do not bother with this pub. Some of hour group waited over an hour for a particularly underwhelming meal. Never again!!

I know this sounds like an advert, but it's not :) Wandering around an unfamiliar place, hungry and unsure where to go, but I fancied a pub/grub/burger type thing. The app sent me down a couple of streets and 5 mins later I'm drinking nice wine, chatting to a friendly bar-person and wondering which burger to have. Old school pub feel but not pretentious, and a great dirty burger! I let the food go a bit cold too busy talking to bar person. Deffo going back.

Seems this place has been overlooked in terms of reviews since June 2013.Can't think why as food and service were very good.New menu was extensive and quite reasonably priced.Located opposite Mount Pleasant sorting office with a wide pavement outside.Was not disappointed in their lunchtime sandwich,side and a drink offer at £7.95.This comprised a chicken club sandwich,big cup of pea and mint soup,all piping hot which was good plus a large glass of diet coke.I could have had Fosters,Amstel or Greene King IPA but my efforts at a diet intervened.Good change from the eateries on Clerkenwell Road and about 15 mins walk from Chancery tube.

When my wife and I visit London we always pop in to this pub as it is close to where we stay. I am a real ale person and they always have 3 well kept ales on tap, in addition there are a selection of lagers and a cider. My wife likes a glass of wine and there is a good selection for her to choose from.The food is pub food but good quality well cooked and presented. We often have the special steak deal for 2 people, really good sirloin steaks with all the trimmings, dessert and a bottle of wine all for £32.The staff are friendly and there is a good atmosphere. Will definitely keep coming.

I live in the area and have been going to the nearby Lucas Arms for lunch for years, but was looking for somewhere with nicer food - and I found it in The Apple Tree. Admittedly the food is also more expensive, but still reasonable value for a pub lunch in London. The staff were friendly, the service was good, the drink selection was fine and the food was good, rather than merely average. I'll be going again.

Good spot for a get-together with mates on a day in London. Central to make it an essential part of a good pud trot. We did not eat but the food did look great.

aqui tem tudos os condimentos pra ter uma noite perfeita, os platos sao pra deslumbrar a qualquer minina que assita.

Came here with my friends from prague! Great pub on a london summers day and staff were so friendly.. Highly reccommend for drinks during the day

There was a world food experience promo whilst we were visiting, so couldn't resist it.We waited a sensible amount of time for our lunch, as in it wasn't whipped out from a hot counter.Plenty of choices, friendly staff, clean and tidy,looking like it was loved by staff and customers.We could have sat on benches on the pavement as it was a warm day,but chose the comfortable chairs inside in the cool.I feel interested enough to research its history.Mount Pleasant postal sorting office and museum is opposite,they must have a solid clientele from the people working there.

I think some of the previous reviewers are confusing this pub with a tea shop somewhere entirely different.This is defining a pub with a small restaurant area. Service is fast (as required by City workers in their lunchbreak and postmen on a quick drink from Mount Pleasant Sorting Office)!The barman was friendly, food was served quickly, hot and tasty. They have a good selection of the usual pub dishes. The Hunter's chicken was good. Prices are reasonable without the annoying 12.5% 'service charge' alot of the city pubs now try to change even when you order from the bar.Overall, it's a nice friendly place with reasonable prices.

Quick bite to eat and food was good and service was quick, efficient and friendly.Nice setting inside, airy and comfortable seating and reasonable in price too.

I think reviewers are getting confused between a pub with a dodgy landlord in Clerkenwell and an independent coffee shop at Acton Town Station on Gunnersbury Lane. Here the owners Agata & Jorge are quite the opposite, friendly, warm, lovely people to match their cakes! I cycle past the cafe every day, and although I'm tempted to stop every day,I treat myself to some cake at least once a week and I'm slowly working my way though them all. There's a variety of fresh, moist cakes,tarts, pastries fairtrade coffee and all at very reasonable prices. I prefer supporting small independent shops and I'm so glad The Apple Tree has come to Acton... Though it can't be good for my expanding waistline ;)

I've been going to this pub for a few years now as it is very close to work. It is a nice building and drinks and food (very standard pub food) were always priced reasonably.Probably over a year ago the pub received a make over and they kept charging reasonably for their food and drink but some time between spring and summer this year, their prices started to go up and up. The problem is, there is a sister pup called Lucas Arms just about 15 minutes away where you will find the same menu for food and drink but with much lower prices. For example a bottle of house wine that costs £7.99 at the Lucas Arms you will pay nearly £10 more at the Apple tree.I asked the staff why the difference in price and they told me that the Apple tree is a premium pup. It is terrible lack of respect with its customers and I wouldn't go back there even if they lower their prices.The only thing premium about it is their price.

I found myself in Acton and desperate for a good coffee, and found it at The Apple Tree (just outside the station). Cosy and friendly owner, great home-made cakes and sandwiches and of course a good cup of coffee. I had the almond slice, very almondy (good!) and home cooked taste. If you are in the area and looking to grab a quick bite this is the place.

Went there with my friends after work.Staff was very friendly, music wasnt too loud so we could enjoy the chat and drinks.

Sadly it is not possible to award zero stars. Disgraceful behaviour from the drunken yob of a landlord last night. Have been going to this pub for years with colleagues and called to ask if we could bring a few babies for a reunion meet up with old friends this evening. Had been told it was fine but were then thrown out for bringing kids despite the pub being half empty and well before 8pm. The landlord was rude, surly, and was so drunk he was slurring his words. The poor bar staff were shocked and apologetic at his behaviour toward his loyal customers.As we were politely leaving he started ranting and becoming quite threatening, blowing smoke over two of the babies who had been taken outside, before claiming that it was our fault that he was doing so, for bringing them to his "boozer"; several of us had to politely but firmly suggest that he backed down and step away from the children. This is not the first time that he has been seen to behave badly. Our group has had to stop him from actually hitting other customers in the past after he ripped his own shirt open and launched himself at an unsuspecting customer. Quite an unpleasant sight. A landlord should be welcoming and friendly. Not drunk, abusive and violent! An absolutely foul man who is clearly drinking too much to run a pub. Certainly won't ever be going back while Greene King allow this thug to remain perched upon his bar stool. A shame after so many years that he would treat regulars in this way.Fortunately there are many other nice and welcoming pubs in the area who love kids and adults alike, so despite the landlord at The (Bad) Apple Tree our evening was saved!

I used to come here all the time when I lived in London after classes. It was the pub we all gravitated to - good beer, friendly service, solid food, and good times. Everything you need in a neighborhood staple watering hole

This hidden gem of a pub is behind our offices and is one of the pubs we are allowed to use our lunch allowance at so I know it quite well.Staff are warm and friendly and the Welsh manager is a top bloke - they have a good sense of humour as well.They do a brilliant lunchtime deal of a Home made sarnie,choice of bread and a side with a pint for £6 and a similar burger deal for less than a tenner - consequently can get busy at lunchtimes Food is a mix of staff all pretty much under a tenner - good quality and always served properly. Drinks there's a good selection including Rekorderling on draft (Delicious Swedish Cider) - they are the only place in the area that do this - they also do jugs of Pimms for a tenner and you can get a decent bottle of wine for under a tenner as well.It has just had a refit and looks really nice - it's a great boozer that you should definitely try

I initially visited the apple tree around 6 months ago on a freinds reccomendation and I have to admit I was very sceptical before my visit because of some bad reviews I read on other sites, but when I looked closely I saw that the vast majority of those were over 5 years old so I decided to give it a go, the staff there are extremely helpful and freindly, nothing seemed to be too much trouble for them. Their burgers are excelent and great value for money and there is also a deal on thursdays for a sharing platter and a bottle of wine for £12.50 which is unmatched in the area, there is a warm and relaxed atmosphere about the place that I feel anyone would be comfortable with and a real mix of customers from office workers to builders to postman and even a few local residents. The cask range is constantly evolving and changes every few weeks and the cocktail and food menus also changes roughly every 3 months so there is always a new reason to go down and check the place out, right now mojitos feature prominantly in their cocktail list at 2 for £6 which is incredible value. On my last visit the manager there told me they would be closing from the 8th to the 19th of next month while they have some work done and I for one can't wait to see what they do with the place and will definitely be going down on the 19th to have a look and I would thoroughly reccomend that you do the same.

I visit the area a couple of times a year and was pointed to this pub by a local twitter expert who listed it as one of their top five in the area.The pub is located at the bottom of Mount Pleasant hill. When I entered it was quite busy as they do a deli deal that offers lunch and a drink for £6 which is obviously popular with the mainly office staff in the area.There were two bar staff serving a young man, and a slightly smaller woman - they were really friendly and chatty and made me feel like a long lost friend, rather than the distant impersonal service I am used to in London pubs. Drinks were competitively priced, a not bad wine list and Peroni on draft.I tried the food and devoured a delicious slice of Gammon Egg and chips which was served pretty quickly and efficiently and was cooked to perfection - given it was pretty busy at lunchtime I thought it would take longer to serve - it didn't.All in all a great venue, the other half loved the cocktails as well - a really pleasant way to relax in the evening and I have to agree with the pub fans, it is one of the best in WC1.

This lovely pub is hidden in the Mount Pleasant Area, about 5 minutes walk from the Holiday inn at Kings Cross and Grays Inn RoadI was staying at the Holiday Inn, and was looking for somewhere nice and relaxed to eat. I asked the concierge for a decent pub again, he told me to avoid the one he used to recommend like the plague, and to try the Apple Tree instead.We entered the bar and were greeted warmly by the male server, who asked what we would like. There is a good wine list with bottles starting at a really good £9. We settled for a bottle of decent Sauvignon Blanc which was chilled perfectly. Studying the menu we noticed that they do a really good sandwich and chips with a pint for £6 which is great value. We tried the Yorkshire Pudding wrap with chips and gravy which was delicious and my missus had a steak which was cooked perfectly and was reasonably priced.The pub has a good mixture of office staff, posties, locals and workmen, a really nice warm atmosphere, and a great selection of drinks.Definitely one to recommend.