We needed a beer after walking to the top of Tottenham Stadium with the Dare skywalk, and this…read moreplace was right across the street from the stadium. I can only imagine the amazing atmosphere here during a game. I ordered the Bones lager and hubby got Neck oil. We enjoyed both on their patio behind the building. Neck oil was on tap in many pubs we visited, so it's obviously a very popular beer in London. I like all the colorful art in the taproom and on their glasses as well!

I was introduced to Beavertown Neck Oil back in Feb 2019 while on a business trip. On my visit this…read moretime, I decided to pay the brewery a visit. Tried many of their flavors so I decided to stick with the neck oil session IPA. Also got me 10 for my suitcase. Nice spot and a nice day so lots of folks hanging out on the picnic tables. Excellent beer, nice production facility and a good time.

Redemption Brewing Company do some excellent beer. It's a strange thing to list on Qype because you…read morecan't just rock up there and buy a pint at the bar. But, after we did our Ale tasting event in conjunction with them, and we're planning a tour with them shortly, it seems only fair they get their own listing. Besides, they do really really good beer. I love London's microbreweries. They always come up with something new and exciting, and there's something nice about your beer feeling local. Like drinking wine of the region when you're in Italy. It's the same thing. And Redemption do a damn good pale ale too. That's actually surprisingly strong. Always forget that. And then fall over. Whoops. I haven't met anyone who didn't enjoy a pint of Redemption and they've done really well this year. You'll spot them in lots of decent pubs across London now (I sound like one of those adverts that says 'all good stockists', but it's true). If you do luck out and find their beer on tap, do grab yourself a pint.

When invited to a tour of Redemption's Brewery I couldn't turn down the chance to find out more…read moreabout their great ales and how they are made. Andy the owner of Redemption showed us around and explained how it all happens, the chemistry behind it, and how different flavours are brought out in the different ales. I am a huge fan of Redemptions Urban Dusk, which has a hint of coffee flavour. An ale that goes perfectly with cozy pubs and winter fires. London could defiantly use more microbreweries so I will be doing my part in drinking lots of Redemption ales. I look forward to seeing Redemption lots around London in the future as they are sure to gain a strong following with such great ales.

Nestled into the back of a largely empty lot and housed in a what appears to be an old warehouse,…read moreone might think that Wild Card won't have much going on and one would be flat wrong. We were fortunate enough to visit WC on the August Bank Holiday weekend and there was much fanfare, fuss and fabulous brews. Picnic tables dot the front of the brewery along with a street food stand. Jerk chicken and bhangra burgers were on the menu during our stay. Inside the brewery is a small bar with WC's three beer on tap. I recall tasting their ruby ale and the very hoppy IPA. The third choice escapes me. Kegs of guest beers from local breweries stood off to the side and a fridge with the bottled selection stood back behind the counter. My partner had a lovely hazelnut brown ale and I had an outstanding cardamom stout. Both were just the right amount of nut and spice. Fever Tree products for the non-drinker in our group seemed to satisfy. At dusk the interior lights were dimmed and out came many, many candles. Their glow made for a very intimate and cosy vibe. I enjoyed sitting and sipping while chatting with my seat mates. And from the looks of it, everyone else in the joint did, too! What I enjoyed most about Wild Card was that it seemed to be a place that attracted folk from all walks of life. There were young and old, hip and square, families and singles all enjoying a brew and a chin wag. I would recommend those beer lovers up in the N17 and N16 areas (and those keen on a taking a wee trek) to get on over to Wild Card. I hardly think one would be disappointed.

From the owner: Join us for a drink at the Wild Card Brewery Tap Bar metres from where the beer is made. We offer…read morefull bar service, outdoor space, street food outside the brewery, and regular music events. Brewery Tours also available. We share the Ravenswood Industrial Estate with Mother's Ruin Gin Bar and God's Own Junkyard - the largest neon collection in Europe.

Very nice small craft brewery with a cool tap room. I had a pint o Session IPA (Roadie) which was…read morereally good. When you pay, you give £2 deposit that you can get back at the end or swap for a can, which is a great alternative. Friendly staff.

It was very good service was immaculate the garden was lovely and the staff members even nice every…read morething was very clean overall I would definitely recommend

Do not miss the Pressure Drop Saturday taproom if you're going to Beavertown as they're in the same…read moreTottenham Hale estate, we just learned as they managed to put a sign just last month! Like Beavertown, they sell bottle-conditioned beers and tap schooners for just £2.50, including their delicious ruthless IPAs like Bosko or ENZ as well as small batches.

Nice small brewery with good beers, friendly staff and very good prices (most beers at GBP 4-5 for…read morea pint). I had a Session NEIPA and a Porter and both were really well brewed.

Stopped in before a match and grabbed a few pints and met up with friends. I was part of the away…read morecrowd and this is a pub near the stadium that welcomes away fans. The staff is super nice, service is quick, and the crowd is friendly (even to away fans). I would definitely come back here before a match at Tottenham.

A friendly tavern in Tottenham. Don't be steered away by the neighborhood, this is a great spot,…read moreinside or out. Fair prices. Great staff. Ample seating. If you're up for a match, leave the hustle of the main drag and come around the corner to the Antwerp!

This is a wonderful old pub, one of those that makes you feel like you are stepping back into time…read moresomehow. Scruffy, but not dirty, with a couple of dartboards - best look at the pictures rather than read my faltering attempts to do it justice. I was surprised to learn the pub has only been around for a little over 20 years. Some decent beers on too (3 ales) including Alpha Dog by Brew Dog, a tasty 4.5 pc ale, not one of the brewery's crazy strong efforts, don't worry. They are a free house, so can keep things interesting.

Located next to God's Own Junkyard and nearly opposite Wildcard Brewery, Mother's Ruin is the ideal…read moreplace to spend a lazy weekend afternoon sipping gin cocktails and taste-testing gin liqueurs before buying a bottle to take home for yourself (their sloe gin lasted me through an entire summer - just one whiff conjures memories of balmy evenings spent with the windows flung wide open). I have my favorite order, the Mother's Royale (your choice of gin liqueur topped with prosecco - I usually opt for the damson, cassis or sloe gin) and a sausage roll, which is served piping hot. There are plenty of seats inside, but when the weather's nice, the outdoor seating area is the perfect place to mingle with friends.

Well-done sir. Former WWI munitions factory now gin/vodka hub. The drinks are not too pricey- about…read more£6.50-£8.50 if I recall. The menu is not overwhelming which is nice. I got the elderflower and strawberry cocktail which did the trick and tasted lovely. There are snacks and desserts available for purchase. Cards accepted.

Beautiful gem of a coffee shop, nice vibe, great staff. I…read morewas unexpectedly in the Seven Sisters Road and was looking for a nice independent coffee place. This place hit the spot, lovely coffee, very tasty brunch menu and nice clean interior with arty seats on one side of the shop. Very pleasant experience! Will visit again!

I've been here before and I know it is not a huge space to sit in with limited seats (and stools),…read morebut it is cosy and light enough inside to warrant making a trip in a quite random area of London that you might not be familiar with. What brings me back is their outstanding breakfast/brunches with an equally great coffee (especially their flat white) to match. The recently added Breakfast Banh Mi. I must talk about this. Bacon, fried egg, pickled carrot & mooli. Sriracha miso mayo and baguette was perfection. Almost don't want anyone to know, so I can eat this every morning by myself. The bread is perfect. Soft and compliments the inside and the sauce goes great with all like a marriage Hollywood's elite could only dream of. So far I've been three times and each time the food and drink has been spot on. I will continue to come back. I must note it's a great place to come if you are going to the equally fantastic Beavertown Brewery for their open taproom nearby. All in all a great place in North London.