Excellent spot with plenty of seating inside. I liked the rustic and practical aesthetic. There is…read morea separate food counter to the drinks. Bartender is chill. When I came there was a diverse range of people inside, from younger groups to business types to senior citizens. If you like good craft beer, this place seems to be for everyone.

One of the best breweries on the Bermondsey Beer Mile. Over 20 taps including a ton of sours and…read morebarrel aged saisons. Plus your standard basic beer like IPAs and such. Good sized venue but always crowded on Saturdays so feels small. Love the ambiance and the exposed barrels in the background. Hard to find seating but there are some tables upstairs that are normally open. Would definitely recommend to all beer lovers!

W-wow. I only dropped in here for an sly half to while away 20 minutes after arriving early for a…read morereservation at nearby Angels and Gypsies, but after stepping inside I was quickly picking my jaw off the floor when I caught sight of the bar. There must be close to 20 craft beers on tap. Some known to me, such as the mighty Kernel, Brooklyn Lager, whose neon sign in the window is the sole indication as to the quality of beer that might lurk within. Others less known, including plenty of small UK brewers. In the fridges I spotted a similar mix of bottles, from noble Trappist beers to other Brooklyn Brewery beers, German lagers and some specialist Belgian beers. In short, plenty of stuff to get stuck into. The staff were also friendly, happily doling out free samples to help with the all-important choosing. Ultimately I went for an excellent Kernel IPA, and very tasty it was too. Overall? I'll be back, and bringing beer buddies a-plenty.

While I miss the poor Funky Munkey, and I'm afraid of this "New Camberwell" pub... I have to like…read moreit. £3 cask ales -- and a good selection. Craft beer from around the world, all at a good price in bottles and kegs. Friendly staff and a crowd that seems about 70% CCA students. It's just good.

The Battersea area is just a cool area! To understand it you got to know a little history. From the…read more1930s to 1980s, Battersea Power Station was a working powerstation that fueled places like the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace. If you are a Pink Floyd fan, you will recognize it the iconic chimneys from the cover of Pink Floyd's 1977 album Animals. Battersea Brewery is located at the renovated Battersea Power Station. They have really good craft beer. One in particular that I like is the Banana in Pajamas. They have snacks you can buy. For example bags of crisps as well as the serve British bites such as Toasties and sausage rolls. They also have indoor and outdoor seating.

This is located near the newly opened Battersea Power Station. It's basically a large arched room…read moreof brick that looks like it's been there for ages, but they've cleaned and updated it. It had a ton of character and lots of comfy chairs inside as well as patio tables. At happy hour time, all the suits stand outside the arch and drink/smoke. I had a Marzen and was impressed. It's a pretty cool place to grab a drink and people watch.

Great service! We landed from Dubin and had to kill some time before our flight across the pond. We…read moresat here for a while that goodness it wasn't busy! The staff was super sweet and the food was perfect. The right amount of portions and it came out warm and cooked well. I ordered and ran to the restroom. The server even kept my food underneath the warmer until I came back! The coffee is strong and for being in an airport check in lobby, it wasn't loud at all!

We went based on Yelp recommendations and the hotel concierge stating The Queens Arms is a proper…read morepub! it was a short walk from St Ermins Hotel, and perfect for ensuring you get a little exercise before and after! It's a smaller space but the vibe was very cool and energized!! love it!!! We couldn't get a table so we sat and ate at the wall bar. We had a Modelo and Guinness...to start, the Appleby's Cheshire Onion, cheese and potato pie! and Fish n Chips! Both were scrumptious and we cleaned our plates, finished our beverages and went on about our way! What I can say is that is a locally great place, like no one wanted to leave! That says tons about the people, service, and food! So cheers! I highly recommend!!

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!

My girlfriend and I ended up at The Black Dog mostly because we are Swifties, so yes, there was a…read morebit of fandom motivation going in. That said, once you set that aside, it is actually a pretty nice spot. We both went with the Sunday roast. I had the lamb and she had the chicken, and both were genuinely good. Solid portions, well cooked, and exactly what you would hope for from a classic London pub meal. The beer was also a win, no complaints there. Service was where things got a little uneven. It felt like our server might have been new and pretty nervous, which happens, but it did mean we often had to flag down other staff just to get basic things. Not terrible, just a bit disjointed. Cocktails were the biggest miss. I ordered an old fashioned and it felt half finished. It was basically whiskey, a couple sad ice cubes, and what might have been a splash of simple syrup. Maybe that is just a different interpretation in England, but it definitely was not what I expected. My girlfriend raved about the sticky toffee pudding however. Overall though, we did enjoy it. The atmosphere is fun, the food is good, and the little merch stand is a nice touch, especially if you are there for the same reason we were. Not perfect, but still worth a visit.

Our first night in London, we went to The Black Dog for dinner as it was near our B&B. The Black…read moreDog is a typical pub, and my husband had fish and chips and I ordered a beef dip. The food was not great, and very forgettable. Not the worst food I have ever had, but not anything I would order again. Perhaps The Black Dog is a good place to go for a drink, but I would not recommend it for dinner, unless you want so-so food. A disappointing experience. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; London, England]

Well, it was pretty packed when I came here, but then again this is London, and no doubt this is a…read morepretty popular brewery, despite the fact that it is a bit of a hike to one of the nearby stations. Yeah, the beers were good, though I found it rather difficult to find a seat.

Solid brewery in Bermondsey mile! Love the seating at the top- cool, relaxing vibe and great beer…read moreselection.

Nice small brewery. They had 4 beers on tap when I visited plus 2 in bottles. I had a Pilsner from…read moretheir White Lab series which was good and perfect for a warm day. Service is friendly and prices are good.

This was my first stop on the Bermondsey beer mile, and I really liked it. The space is super…read morecasual with shared tables and benches. You can see all of the equipment toward the back - I think they do yours but we didn't partake. Walls are decorated with signs explaining the beer making process so you can have a drink and learn a thing. I had one of their lighter ales and really liked it - it wasn't overly bitter. My only sad was that the y had their dumpsters right near the door and beer tailings really stink, so we didn't stay as long as we might have. That said, it's a fun, casual taproom serving up a tasty variety of beers!

It may be the first stop on the Beer Mile for most people, but honestly, I've begun just skipping…read moreit and moving onto a couple others. The couple times I've been, I've found myself highly disappointed. The beer selection is a bit small for a supposed craft brewery. A couple pale ales, a lager, not much more. They were all so standard and bland, nothing innovative or interesting. You're better off drinking at some of the other places along the Beer Mile.

A modern Gaston pub with a huge variety of beers and a selection of wine and cocktails but limited…read morefood menu. There are several bar snacks like peanut, Scott eggs, then the menu is mostly focused on buggers, including beef, veggie and chicken. On my burger I enjoyed the bun, beef, pickle and Stilton cheese. The pickle was particularly good and I enjoyed the sauces on the table including a variety of ketchup and BBQ sauce. It was served with a larger serving of French fries.

Amazing staff! Extensive selection of local English wines. Although this is right in the heart of a…read moretourist area this wine broker is approachable and extremely comfortable. Highly recommended!