The Sheephaven Bay

This was very much a sports pub but a brilliant find. We were on a university ‘end of term’ pick up and this pub was round the corner so we popped in for Sunday lunch. There was rugby and football on the numerous screens but it wasn’t too loud. The food was good and promptly served. The staff were lovely which made it all a very pleasant lunch.

Lovely service, even lovlier food, great pints of Guinness and very reasonable prices for a London pub - a must for anyone!!

Was recommended to go here to watch the rugby. When we arrived the place was heaving. Genuinely no room anywhere. No one on the door to control the amount of people. Beer selection was one of the worst I had seen in my weekend in London. Decided to go for a staropramen, wife had half an alpacalypse. My beer was flat, no carbonation at all. Undrinkable, wife said hers tasted wrong. Clearly a lot of Guinness is drank here, so I'm sure that's well looked after. We stayed for one sip and left fill pints. Was not comfortable at all.

Great little Irish 🇮🇪 bar in Mornington Crescent. Lots of Irish football, Rugby and other related memorabilia decorated around the place.

Quite possibly the best pint of Guinness in London. Andrew runs a great pub. Very friendly guy, has run several pubs in London. The pub has 16 screens and 8 boxes which enables it to show a multitude of different live sport at the same time. They cater for many different groups such as Spanish football teams. Very much enjoyed a few pints in there.

Absolutely brilliant pub for match days. The most Irish feeling pub in London, proper Irish food, great pints, a million tvs and trad on the weekends, 10/10

The Sheephaven Bay is a proper pub with personality — tucked just off Camden’s buzz, it’s a warm, welcoming spot where the Guinness flows, the walls tell stories, and the beer is always poured with care. It’s part Irish, part London local, and all heart. The beer selection is top-notch — from perfectly poured Guinness to rotating real ales and crisp lagers. Whether you’re here for a quiet pint or a lively Friday night, the drinks never disappoint. The vibe is laid-back and lived-in: signed football shirts, vintage memorabilia, and dartboards that invite friendly competition. If you’re lucky, you’ll catch a night with Irish stew or other hearty specials — simple, satisfying, and full of flavour. Squishy sofas, a covered beer garden, and friendly staff make it easy to settle in and stay awhile.

Located on one of Mornington crescent's backstreets, this lovely Irish pub with a lively atmosphere is a well-hidden gem and one of my go-tos when going out in Camden... Perfect for watching football or rugby with many screens playing multiple games at the same time on match days... Nice selection of beers and cosy garden as well.

Very much happened upon this place by chance. We were exhausted after a long morning exploring and were wandering around Camden Market looking for a spot for a quick drink and to recuperate our energy. This hit the spot. Very home-town pub feel where the few patrons there on a Monday afternoon very much all knew each other. Staff super accommodating and inviting. Enjoyed the pub cat wandering around prowling for insects. They do have some nice outdoor seating but we opted to unwind inside accompanied by surprisingly good music. Their beer choices were not my personal favorite but it wasn't that important for our purposes at that point and is probably my own bias.

Great for watching Ireland play rugby. Atmosphere is great. Saw Ireland win 6 nations here. Ales ok. Guiness good. Not a fake Irish boozer.

Sheephaven Bay is probably the best pub in the area to watch sport on television. With multiple screens and several rooms the pub will be full and yet you'll still probably be able to find a seat somewhere during match days. They also (inexplicably?) have Coors Light on tap... although I was told by a professional Coors Light drinker that it's actually regular Coors in the US, it's just marketed as Coors Light here in the UK. Regardless, I've never been a Coors Light drinker, but I will admit that after running around in Regents Park for a couple hours a ice cold Coors Light is quite refreshing. For the ale drinkers out there, not to worry, they also have a few on cask for you to try. Unfortunately I haven't tried any of the food yet, so this review is only for the drinking and atmosphere, so I'll have to try some next time I'm there and update my review!

This is a cracking little pub. Tucked away just behind Mornington Crescent tube, this is a relative rarity in London - an Irish pub that actually feels Irish. None of your O'Neill's-esque idiocy here. On top of a really authentic ambience, they also boast traditional Irish food - burger and chips, fish and chips, etc. It reminded me of copious summers spent in Donegal, where little Ciaran would marvel at the sheer volume of junk people from the north of Ireland can hoover away. Then again, I was smacked up on Club Orange most of the time, so what do I know. We were in for a Celtic Champions League tie, so the atmosphere was buzzing. Get involved.

I'm seeing positive reviews here and guessing none of the reviewers have interacted with the owner. A waitress told us she would turn on the game on the screen we were sitting by, but she never did. So at the start of the game I approached a man at the bar to say that we were still waiting for the game to be put on our screen as well, and his answer was that whatever I've been told was a lie (wtf?). I said OK, are you going to play the game or not? To which he answered "don't tell me what to do, I'm the owner." But then someone else came asking for the game as well, so he grabbed the remote and walked over while asking the other guy "are you with this prick?" End of story. You should never support someone who would treat and insult their guest like this. Up to you if you'd still like to go.

Have been once or twice to watch football, and they've been showing several games at once (admittedly only the main one with the volume on), so great if you can multitask, but somewhat distracting if you can't. Tried the chips, which weren't too bad. Plenty of seating and atmosphere's not terrible. They have darts if that's your thing too. Not bad, but nothing that really draws you back again either.

Nice pub, which I only seem to visit for their excellent pub quiz on a Monday night. I really should go more. The place seems to be run by Irish people, with a policy of hiring Spanish (or at least Mediterranean/Latino) staff. Whatever it is, they are all very friendly. They have a limited but reliable ale selection and the food is fine. The aforementioned quiz is a pleasure. It is free to enter if you don't want to join in the snowball round for £1. That £1 allows you to have sausages, chips and beans at the end of the night. Brilliant.

Fantastic fresh made food and so cheap!! Great hidden pub, perfect for watching sports.

great pub love watchin the celtic games in here and the beer garden in the summer is wicked