Flask Tavern
Overview
The name of this pub, The Flask Tavern, derives from the 18th century, when Hampstead was popular for its supply of clean drinking water. This pub, which was formerly known as the Thatched House, bottled this water and sold it for threepence a flask. There are two bars, a dining room and a conservatory. The bar serves a range of Young's beer. They can cater for private parties of up to 50 people.
Practical Information
14 Flask Walk, Belsize Park, London, NW3 1HE
For More Information:
+44 (0)20 7435 4580
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Flask Tavern
- Address
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14 Flask WalkBelsize ParkLondonNW3 1HE
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7435 4580
- Public transport:
- Hampstead, Underground
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Latest 5 reviews of Flask Tavern
As the autumn days get shorter and colder, get your mates together and book a table in the restaurant for Sunday lunch.
It will be a completely relaxed, leisurely affair where you can enjoy each others company and great food without over-intrusive service.
This is a Young's pub situated own an alley near Hampstead tube. It can get quite crowded on Sundays so if you want food book a table....more
Very good pub in Hampstead. usually crowded with a mix of locals and tourists.
If you want a more authentic experience, walk the extra 1/2 mile to the Wells on Wells Walk. Better food, ambience and service.more
Spent a fun afternoon in this pub playing Scrabble and drinking cider. A real locals type hangout in tony Hampstead.
The food - mmmm. Banger sandwich with carmelized onions, and the ubiquitous chips. Drenched in malt vinegar, as I like to roll. Perfect snack for two to share.
Loved this place. Even though I got my ass handed to me in Scrabble (Cheers, CB!), I'd come back to here in a hot...more
Love this pub, the front section has booths and barrels and good old English charm. The food is simple but adequate and staff are friendly and helpful. The back of the pub doesn't quite have the same charm if your booking a table. but as a whole it's very charming.
Beer and wine selection isn't anything outstanding but has everything you need or may want.
This is a pub that doesn't claim to...more
Nice place to go on a sunny afternoon - food is good, beer and wine is good, but the overall air of pretentiousness doesn't sit well with me. If you can ignore that it's a good place...more