Camel And Artichoke - Lambeth

A lovely busy pub with lovely experienced barstaff who are helpful to the less mobile of their customers, catering for both cash and card payments also has a lovely beer garden for those people who prefer outside drinking. One to visit whilst in Lower Marsh, you won't be disappointed!

Popped in while waiting for the rest of the stag party to turn up, watched the football, reasonably priced beer, great atmosphere; Laura and Leila were absolutely fantastic, being northern, offered great advice for the rest of our day in the area! Fantastic service, really good craic!

We needed a rest after exploring Leake Street and the Vaults and wandered along Lower Marsh Street. We were pleasantly surprised to find this pub which was having a quiet day. We enjoyed our drinks in the quiet of the beer garden where there was only one other customer. It was a little bit of peace in the hustle and bustle of the city.

Lovely welcoming bar in the center of Lower Marsh. Great selection of beers !!

I don 't usually leave negative reviews but I 'm not happy with my recent experience. I was having a quiet drink solo (I had to be within a few minutes walk from the woman I care for whilst she was out with a friend so my location was limited). I noticed at some time around 20:15pm, the music had been turned off and the lights were being turned off...it sounded like the staff were closing down for the night but nobody had told me the bar was closing soon (or as far as I know, any other customers that may have been outside) . At almost 20:30pm I ended up asking 'are you closing? ', to the staff (who by this time were ready to walk out the door), they said 'yes ', I asked 'when? ' And they said 'now! '... I asked if they usually close at this time and they said 'it just depends how busy it is ', I appreciate if there 's only one customer then it isn 't exactly beneficial to stay open but I 'd expect the staff to at least give the customers a heads up before the whole bar is completely closed up and they 're ready to walk out the door.