The Racketeer in Camden

Horrible , never been treated so badly in my life. Me and my family stayed there and spend over 200£, I stayed behind to say goodbye to my girlfriend and the manager took me aside and told me I distract her too much and she needs to go back and work and told me I “have to leave now “ despite explaining she worked normally and wonderfully without talking to me and he seemed to care little . The general manager is a mean and unwelcoming person, can’t recommend going there. How does someone get thrown out after spending over 200£ and just for saying goodbye to his gf ? Apart from that staff where really nice and the actual owner is a lovely kind and friendly older man :) Cocktails are great.

Great little spot for a drink. Away from the beaten path, and really nice atmosphere and helpful, friendly staff. Hope to be back.

Had a couple of late night beers at this place with a friend. Beer was good, staff very friendly, all round good atmosphere. Would definitely go back.

We visited The Racketeer for a work social and had a great time. The staff were friendly, good humoured but showed early warning signs of Scurvy. As someone who had only earlier that day ventured on the turbulent waters of the Regents Canal, I know only too well the dangers of not having sufficient levels of vitamin c in your diet. As a respected pillar of society, especially in most of the roads and streets surrounding The Racketeer, I took it upon myself, with the support of a colleague and trusted pineapple expert, to establish what might be leading to the obvious deficiencies of one of my favourite vitamins (C is right up there with B in my book). Using tried and tested scurvy symptom discovery methods, we established that some members of the bar team weren't aware that the juice of a fruit came from within the fruit itself. Due to the proximity of an impressively engorged grapefruit, we used this as the key evidence, to demonstrate that within the pinky, orangey, yellow dimpled skin lies the precious nectar more commonly known as juice. It was a hugely rewarding experience and if each member of staff shares this invaluable insight with just one person, and they in turn share with another person, and so on, then our battle to fight the bow legged disease of doom, might just turn in our favour.

Love coming here for a drink alone at the bar. Amazing drinks and service and one of the bartenders is cute

Great service, lovely atmosphere, all by candlelight. Great beer, lovely food and will definitely be back for a visit.