Busy pub at top of Baker Street near Regents Park entrance with a decentish range of beers. Three pumps and a few decent things on keg like Sierra Nevada. Always a crowd in here in evenings and I once walked past to see Harvey Keitel supping a beer on his own at a table on the street. Once had food in here and the pie was still partly frozen so it’s no gastropub.

Handy location for meeting people near Baker Street tube, 4 casks and loads of kegs, been here a couple of times and done ok for beer. Not really a destination pub but a good one to know when in the area. Kitchen closed on last visit so can’t comment on food.

A traditional English corner bar owned by Nicholsons chain. Situated opposite Regents Park, quiet relaxed atmosphere mid Monday afternoon. 4 cask ales (common to other Nicholson’s bars) plus a number of common kegs. Prices slightly high. Satisfactory service. OK place if you are in the vicinity. Food menu looked good but I did not sample.

An alright, upscale pub on the edge of Regents Park. They have four casks and a rather eclectic array of mostly uninteresting kegs. They do have Sierra Pale Ale on tap, in addition to a number of other slightly less common beers and ciders. The place has a nice vibe and was pretty busy when I visited on a Sunday afternoon. (I didn’t have any food on my visit.) They have a full menu and it seemed like a number of people there were getting food. Sunday roast, that kind of thing. Prices are a bit more expensive than a traditional pub (a pint of cask ale pushes four quid) but not absurd. There’s a small sidewalk patio that I’m sure is nice when the weather allows. Not a destination pub by any means, but one of the better options for this area of London, I would say.