Found this place almost by accident, it was the closest pub to my hotel on a one-night layover in London. The place was packed on a thursday night, and yes.. they really did have 14+ cask ales. Prices were around 3 pounds per pint, so no complaints there. A very lively place indeed. The selection of beers available seems a little hit and miss though, the Brewdog Alpha Dog was very nice, Ascots Triple Trouble.. well, I didn’t finish my halt pint. Both beers were in fantastic shape however, so no complaints there. These guys are obviously very dedicated and serious about their beers. Very nice.

Attracted here through advertising in beer festival programmes. Excellent selection of gravity dispensed beers and 5 real ciders. A mini beer festival with generous discount for CAMRA members. You don’t get much for your money with the pies, but the beer range is so much above average that this is a must-return pub. I really hope this concept of providing choice of ales works out for the owners.

At least 14+ ales on hand pump and gravity, as well as 8 ciders although quality of cask ales aren’t good.

Deserving of a much high profile on ratebeer me thinks. 4 real ales on tap plus another 10 gravity feed casks PLUS another 9 gravity feed ciders. Incredible! Very handy to Euston and Kings Cross stations. Decent if not outstanding pub food. Well worth a visit for the gravity stuff alone; something I just didn’t see in London.

Big selection of real ales, but not many darker beers when I visited. Not so cosy interior. Discount if you have a CAMRA card. The food was ok. Worth a visit.

Great selection of well kept beers; noisy and crowded, but not to be missed.

Easy to get to from Euston - great before or after a vegetarian curry buffet! Gravity dispense - I love that - and loads to chose from, including tiny brewers I’d never heard of (OK I’ve been out of the country for a while), and even a St. Peters’ cask. Discount for CAMRA members. Food menu looks good for those who aren’t fans of the Euston curry scene. Nice place, defintely will return. Too many drainpours - they don’t turn stuff over quickly enough.

Very easy access by tube (Euston or Euston sq.). Selection and quality of ales was excellent. Highly recommended for ciders (They had 8 on)! Food was tasty and good value.

Spacious freehouse close to Euston rail station. Since reopening the Bree Louise now boasts no fewer than sixteen real ales (maximum - comprising five handpulls and eleven stillages). In addition four draught lagers are available. Real ciders (around 5) served from boxes on the bar. All real ales are priced £3.00, but a 50p reduction is available to UK CAMRA members who must present their card at all times. Food served 1200-2100 daily. Pies are a speciality, try the beef and ale or the chicken and mushoom. Prices are very reasonable for the portion size. There is one tv set in the pub which was off during my session last night, and background music was completely unobtrusive, allowing hearty conversations to flourish. Landlord and landlady (Craig & Karen) afford a warm welcome to all. Children and dogs welcome. A superb pub for the ale enthusiast, recommended.

(Visited late November 2008) Nice pub not far from Euston station. Good selection of real ales and remember to not only look at the pumps, they usuallly have several beers served by gravity. Beers where in good condition and staff friendly and efficient. Had a late lunch and the pies where really nice and decently priced. Mixed audience with lots of students at the time. Well worth a visit, easily combined with Doric Arch and Mabel’s Tavern.