Really good to make the visit end of week to catch the live Irish music and song ! Lovely place to bring friends and find new friends in County Kilburn.

We enjoyed a music filled Saturday evening, with Guinness & Pizza - booking a table is essential, as the venue fills quite quickly.

I was the only person in here at first on a very warm october afternoon and was served by a very polite and friendly barmaid. Soon after a couple of mates came in who had just moved to the area and were greeted warmly and...friendly and it wasn't long before they decided this was now their local.I still wish i lived in London so I could drink in proper pubs like this one.More

We spend only 3 nights in London, Kilburn area. This pub and its's stuff were great experience to us. Fine Irish music and friendly atmosphere ❤️

Popular Irish Pub. ***** Guinness; snacks. Friendly Efficient service. Irish folk music. The pub's proximity to the Quex Road Catholic church has made it a favourite of the London Irish community.

I love a burger and I am so glad that one of the innovators decided to come to Kilburn, as this is down the road. Definitely top 3 in London, do yourself a solid and check it out. We are big boys, so we say...add an extra patty.More

Visiting my Sons and daughter in London Went To The Sir Colin Campbell for beers. Lively atmosphere in a packed bar never waited more then 5 minutes to be served all night Friendly Bar staff and friendly locals had great craic Draught Guinness is the...best i have had for a long whileMore

Visited whilst on a trip to Lords for cricket. What a wonderful find in Kilburn. Four real ales on offer Thornbridge, New Bristol brewery le soleil , Purity ubu and Bristol beer co. Nova pale ale. All very good quality and we were offered tasters...before purchase . We loved the old fashioned feel of the wooden panelled lounge and perusing the menu decided to eat too . We were not disappointed . My friend had the steak special which was cooked to perfection with chunky home made chips . I had the pork schnitzel which was delicious with new potatoes and a fennel/cucumber salad . My partner had the Irish stew which came with traditional soda bread, again delicious. Very good sized portions which were filling but not overwhelming. Great pub with fabulous food, good beer and genial welcoming staff . Definitately worth a visit.More

We came here on a Friday night looking for traditional music and we weren’t disappointed. Very talented musicians playing trad music, relaxed atmosphere and reasonable drinks. It felt very authentic Irish. Also had friendly staffs who gave us tips on where to go afterwards

Popped in Saturday late afternoon for a beer and bite to eat. Had previously visited one evening when going to cinema opposite. Both times had the burger, one of the best I've ever had and the chips are to die for. Good choice of beers...and wide range of spirits, especially gin. Plan to go back with friends on one of the music nights. Very friendly staff and it has a really good feel about the place.More

The Colin is so good! Has such a homely feel and I love that they have live music on Friday nights. Drinks are also some of the cheapest around which is so rare for a newly refurbished pub! Staff are always really nice too- Tamsin...(I hope that’s her name) is especially great and went that lil extra mile helping us yesterday!More

This Irish pub, with the Scots name is just the ticket for a drink and a good hearty meal. The bar staff was very friendly and helpful. The drinks come quickly and the food was tasty with generous servings. The Irish stew with a pint...of guinness is good value while the pork schnitzel was generous accompanied by baby potatoes, tartare sauce and a cucumber and fennel salad. Drinks include cocktails (the elderflower fizz is very good), spirits and lots of srtisan beers. Prices are very reasonable. Good food, great service and a fine range of drinks. What else could you need.More