The Euston Tap review: A tiny north London pub with great craft ale

A tiny north London pub with an enormous craft ale selection
Ale heaven: Craft beer pub The Euston Tap
Ben Norum12 December 2017

Housed in a teeny stone building just in front of Euston station which was built in 1870 as a form of passenger information kiosk, the Euston Tap is not blessed when it comes to space. Neither is it in any way comfy.

However, it does stock an impressive range of beers — 20 keg, 8 cask and 150 by bottle, to be exact. Those with an affection for apples should also check out sister site Cider Tap across the road.

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