Sir Colin Campbell, Camden

Pub Club

Sir Colin Campbell

Traditional Irish music, Guinness and Kilburn pub nights on the High Road

An independent Irish pub in Kilburn, with live traditional music every Saturday and Sunday evening. Come for Guinness, draught beers, wine, pizzas and a friendly, inclusive atmosphere, with sport on the big screens too.

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4.5 · 247 reviews

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264-266 Kilburn High Rd, London NW6 2BY, UK

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The bar

A proper Kilburn local with plenty going on

The Sir Colin Campbell is an independent Irish pub owned and managed by descendants of Irish émigrés. Guinness, Amstel, Birra Moretti, Inch’s, Fosters, Cruzcampo, Alpacalypse and Doom Bar are available on draught, alongside wine and Irish whiskies. Major football, rugby and GAA fixtures are shown on Sky Sports and TNT.

Live music

Traditional Irish sessions every weekend

Live traditional Irish music plays every Saturday and Sunday evening, throughout the year. Wednesday brings Gav’s Pub Quiz from 8pm, while the pub also hosts regular live performances and sporting events. Pizzas and bar snacks are available while you watch or listen.

Come for

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    Live traditional Irish music every Saturday and Sunday evening, throughout the year, with informal weekend sessions in the bar.

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    Guinness, Amstel, Birra Moretti, Inch’s, Fosters, Cruzcampo, Alpacalypse and Doom Bar available on draught.

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    Gav’s Pub Quiz every Wednesday from 8pm, plus major football, rugby and GAA fixtures on Sky Sports and TNT.

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    Pizzas and bar snacks with wine and Irish whiskies, plus two big screens, darts and a welcoming LGBTQI+-friendly atmosphere.

Visit

Sir Colin Campbell

Open Monday to Thursday from 1pm to midnight, Friday and Saturday from noon to 1am, and Sunday from noon to midnight.

Today · midday–midnight

Monday
1pm–midnight
Tuesday
1pm–midnight
Wednesday
1pm–midnight
Thursday
1pm–midnight
Friday
midday–1am
Saturday
midday–1am
Sunday
midday–midnight

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