Welcome to ANGIE'S BAR

A cosy atmosphere and a welcoming vibe.

11A- 13A Walm Lane – Willesden Green – NW2 5SJ – London

Meet Our Hosts

The Dream Team

Our staff is so approachable that many who drop in for a Guinness will end up staying for several pints.

Angie’s Bar buzzy and hip, yet appealing to all ages.

About Us

Where and when the story begins

Angie’s Bar, it is located just a short stroll from Willesden Green Station under Jubilee Line, in North West London with close proximity to affluent neighbourhoods Brondesbury Park, Queen’s Park and Kensal Rise.

It first opened in 1992 and it is owned by county Mayo native, Gerry Grealis. He named the bar after his wife, Angela, a tradition he kept when opening other bars around London.

What Our Guests Say

14/06/2021

★★★★★ 5/5

Decided its time to try out the new local pub, we were all very impressed. Excellent new decor, friendly bar staff, reasonably priced drinks and very clean toilets! If you want a local pub than this is exactly where you need to go, we will be returning for sure!"
Response from the owner Hi, we are delighted you enjoyed your visit to us! Thank you for your kind words.

Steelia Studio

A Year Ago

★★★★★ 4/5

Pretty nice pub that plays many matches. Prices are very good. Theres a nice ceiling there and plenty of space to have a pint with the regular. Bar staff is also very friendly

Chad Attenborough

A month ago

★★★★★ 5/5

Five stars for the service, they tried to make espresso martini without success and gave me full refund with a cup of espresso;we shouldn't blame people trying to make it don't we? Sometimes it takes a while to practice until something good will happen. Looking forward to come over and try other cocktail in the future!

Thomas G. Lau

4.2

Out of 5

★★★★★ 3.8/5

3 Weeks Ago

★★★★★ 3/5

Nice place

Response from the owner: Thanks David! X

David Maberly

7 Months Ago

★★★★★ 4/5

Clean, minimalist, no frills old school Irish boozer. There's no craft beer here - just 'classic' lager like Carlsberg, Carling and Fosters (yes I was appalled too :D) but also stout (Guinness,) bitter (John Smith's) and Hop House 13. Good place to watch the football and seems to have a lot of older regulars from the local community.

Jonathan Anderson

10 Months Ago

★★★★★ 5/5

Looks great after refurbishment. Have lived in the area for 30 years but only went to Angies for 1st time just before refurbishment. It was quite dark and not very welcoming. Loving the new look!! Clean and comfortable surroundings, friendly staff, decent priced drinks and clean toilets. Definitely will be back for drinks in future. Might even try the pizza at some point!