I came here last night for a burger and a beer and I was pleasantly surprised they had sours. I…read moretried a Vault City one and it was delicious. I wasn't sure what I wanted to eat as I still had jet lag but I went for the burger and it too was fantastic. The service was great and the ambiance was definitely a pub ambiance, so not bad at all. I'll definitely come back for another beer.

We came here for lunch:- - Great tasting burgers!!…read more- I had a paddle/flight of beers and these were awesome - service was quick - a great atmosphere. If scrolling through reviews looking for a lunch place, burger place, burger place, You can't beat this place!!!

Stopped by while staying at the Montcalm (which is attached). Great service and great food. Got the…read morechicken sandwich which was very good and not too expensive. I'd recommend the curly fries! They also have a nice projector which shows local sports / football games. Not terribly busy while I was there.

Great little pub and brewery connected to the Montcalm Royal London House (RLH) Hotel (now a…read moreMarriott). The double doors in the back are right by the hotel elevators and a little further the nice restrooms. Great menu of fresh £5 pints or a 6 glass flight for £15!! Prompt service at the bar. Open till midnight.

Solid mash up of two breweries…read more This is yet another reclaimed space, residing under the London overground line (as many in this part of town do). The space is bright and open, noticably less cluttered than it's neighbors (the guys next door have a camper food truck wedged in). The beer was spot on, and in particular the saison-esque beer I finished with was perfect. The only real drawback of this place is the one tiny bathroom...they are quite a popular bar, so the line gets a bit long (pop into the bar next door, they don't seem to mind). Great beer in a super fun part of town, you should make your way over here

Rolled out of Central London on a Friday afternoon to arrive here just as they opened at 5PM as I…read morehad heard it was a 'small' space. HA! The space is huge compared to the various taprooms along Bermondsey which are huddled under train tracks in much smaller spaces. If you're looking for hazy IPAs and mixed fermentation beers then Pressure Drop and Verdant and both representing England well. Found a few beers right on par with personal favorites from US brewers like NYC's Other Half or Chicago's Mikerphone. Getting there was an easy train ride out of Liverpool St. station and was well worth the trip. Make sure to leave room for a stout or two from St. John at Hackney right next door.

Absolutely fantastic gazpacho beer (yes, you read that right) and all around lovely, rotating…read moreoff-the-wall brew selection make this a great place to grab a tipple. However when it gets busier, the noise level makes it hard to hear and be heard, which is a serious drawback for easily overwhelmed folks or for anyone who just doesn't feel like shouting. On the bright side, there's a to-go case and an outdoor seating area out back, if the weather is good. A small qualm: the hipster menu descriptions are so cryptic it's hard to know what you're ordering.

Cute little place tucked away. Food was delish. We tried the steak with green sauce. And by the…read morepicture you can see that it was gone! Come for a pint and leave with a full belly!

Definitely not what I anticipated when I first saw the pink-and-blue cloudy-like interior. The…read moreinterior is just a happy place - light blue, light pink, clouds, etc. The music selection was spot on. With the door open they got surprisingly good airflow and kept the place cool. It was busy but not slammed - could still walk up to the bar and get a drink quickly. And that's what matters - the drinks. Their beer selection was superb. Of all the places on my most recent Beer Mile trek, I think this was one of only two spots that resulted in me getting multiple rounds of drinks. They have a bunch of their own beers (I think they brew at their other location and then pour here) as well as a couple guest beers. The taps change all the time but there is such a wide variety of beer you'll definitely find something. Even though it was summer, I most recently opted for a stout that was over 10%. It was delicious, boozy and intricate flavours with just a hint of sweetness. But they've got something for everyone, pale ales, belgians, saisons, stouts, etc. and they're not afraid to brew some strong drinks!

Stopped here for a quick bite after seeing the Tower of London. Good selection of food and over 18…read morebeers on tap. Food was good. Nothing spectacular but flavor was good. Music was a bit loud so it made having a conversation at the table a bit challenging.

Large brewpub with a fun atmosphere and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating options. I also enjoy…read moreBrewdog beers and they brew a few on site. Easy to walk into for a bite! Our food was a bit of a mixed bag, but rounding up because of the things we enjoyed! DO get the burgers and loaded fries. These were tasty! I would maybe skip the salad and chicken tenders. The salad was not quite what I would have expected, and the chicken was quite dry.

Solid 3, good beer, decent food, not the best of service. Ordered from the app (as they ask you…read moretoo) received our appetizer in 5 min but took about 15 min to get our beers and drinks for kids. I had the bacon chicken Caesar salad, good amount of bacon but the chicken was bland. We also ordered the Buffalo wings, side baby corn and hoppy meal, all of which were good choices. If you come here, order straight from the bar, don't use the app. Oh and the patio closes at 10pm, we had to move inside. Great view outside though!

Location is easy to get to from the Tube, very nicely situated at the end of the canal with a nice…read moreoutdoor seating area. The waitstaff was kind though difficult to flag down (was very busy as we came on wing Wednesday). We ordered wings, fries, and an abundance of drinks and all were enjoyed. It should be noted that the wings only came in hot sauce, no variety offered/available so be prepared. They also have some games and we played several rounds of Shuffleboard which is a nice break from just sitting at a table.

As much a restaurant as it is a pub with a formal eating area behind and a mixed eating and…read moredrinking bar at the front. Small but good selection of local beers and a hearty menu of British food focusing on pies, roast meats etc. Definitely worth booking ahead at the weekend as both parts of the pub can get very busy

As I live very near to The Dering Arms it is considered my local. I have always had great food…read morewhether eating alone or with friends. It has great history as the original shooting lodge for the Dering family and if coming back from London on the train it's very hard to walk past and not have a drink :0)

Great pub in Southampton; very big with multiple levels and many beer options plus a full bar. We…read morepopped in for our first stop visiting the area. The place was pretty empty on a Friday afternoon. The bartender was quick to offer samples of different ciders before choosing our pints. The beers were super cold, good, and very reasonably priced at about 4 pounds each. We also ordered the Big Peppa pizza to share. It was huge! And a great deal at only 12 pounds. The crust and cheese were delicious. We weren't huge fans of the actual pepperonis; but we ate them. The pizza also came out in about 5 minutes; and it was definitely hand made. All I he staff members were really friendly. This is a great local bar, but also welcoming to tourists. There is a huge football/soccer theme running through the entire place with sports balls flags of many countries for decor. I bet it would be a great place to watch the games!

From the owner: Microbrewery and Pizza Pub -- Craft Beer -- Function space available -- Dogs welcome -- Brewery…read moretours -- Live sports -- Live Music -- Quiz night -- Poker night

Great brewery off the beaten path with lovely beers made in house…read more The beers are great and reasonably priced, staff are super friendly, and the place has a nice laid-back vibe to it. They currently do not have any food on offer, besides a bit of popcorn, but you are allowed to either bring food in, or order in. The bartender said they are currently working on getting discounts from local food joints. But there is a cheese/ham wholesaler up the road that gave some blocks to the bar, and the barman Joe was nice enough to let us try each one! Paired very nicely with the coconut porter... Bonus for venturing into this industrial area: passing by the Madeira Portuguese bakery plant between Mondo and Battersea Park Road. The smell of buttery bread fills the air!

We were visiting so we decided to walk. Depending where you are, I suggest taking the Tube. This…read moreplace reminds me of breweries back home in the US. I enjoyed the Oktoberfest and the Plain Porter. It was great to see so many people enjoying this brewery.