Euston Tap (Euston)

• A friend of mine once told me that the Euston Tap is the smallest pub in London
• On the right hand side is a spiralling staircase up to the small upstairs area
• The upstairs area itself is comfortable enough given its limited floor space
• The one drawback is that the two toilets are located upstairs
• The result is some strange smells wafting straight out
• The upstairs is quit a comfortable space once you've settled in
• The Euston Tap is a surprisingly good drinking establishment inside a gatehouse outside Euston Station
• Being right next to Euston Station it is pretty easy to get to
• Unique little pub with an interesting beer selection
• Euston Tap is a really tiny pub
• Set in an odd location with alarmingly steep stairs to the toilets and additional seating
• Perfect place to bar hop if you're a beer aficionado who's out with a cider connoisseur
• As far as places with great beer goes
• The Euston Tap is definitely in the top 10
• A superb list of excellent beers that are not easy to come by on tap as well as an impressive bottle selection
• The venue is housed in a 19th century Portland stone lodge that was once part of the original Euston station&rsquo
• The drinks are good and reasonably extensive for both beer and cider

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