Nice place where you can both taste beers (brew by them as well as guest beers) and take beer…read moremaking courses. I had a Pilsner which was quite good.

This is a fabulous spot to sample some craft beers. They offer tasting flights which is a great way…read moreto try a range of what they have on tap and you can pick and choose what you want. This was actually a bit of a drawback for me as I would have preferred to have some preselected flights on offer as a simple way to walk newbies through the beers and also demonstrate how they can evolve. That said, it's still a great spot to try some craft beers. Seating is limited so arrive early or late to score a seat once the crowds have died down!

Good brewery with mainly classic British styles but also some new styles. For GBP 4.75 you can get…read morea tasting flight of three 1/3 of pint. I had an ESB, an IPA and a Stout. The Stout in particular was very good. Friendly staff.

This place has really come into its own. Excellent selection of Bullfinch beers on tap, with 1/3…read morepour flights available. Quite a chilled out ambiance. Friendly service, good prices. It's a short walk from here to the Canopy taproom, so I would recommend taking both in during the same trip.

Visited here just after they opened and recalled the friendly staff and great welcome. Sadly 4…read moreyears later both have disappeared :-( There's a much wider beer selection, a cute outside space and better music but the service is cold and unwelcoming; even closing early because of a 'lack of custom'! They appear to still support cycling by selling cycling caps and socks but is that enough? A brewery to visit but...

Nice small brewery with taproom below a train arch. I had an imperial stout that I liked. Ambient…read moreis nice and prices as well as beer selection are good but staff could use a smile (losing fifth star here).

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.

Very nice small craft brewery very US style…read more I had their core Steam Lager and the seasonal Rock Lobster and they were both good and refreshing. I will definitely go back to try some other beers of their range. Prices are very good as you get 2/3 of pint for £3.5/£4 on average.

Great place for a US Style Craft Beer! The Taproom offers 8 draughts on tap as well as all of their…read morestaple and seasonal cans. While they do offer some small pub snacks, they don't currently offer a full menu of food. They are however BYOF (Bring Your Own Food) and a lot of the local venues and all the food apps will deliver to their taproom. The Taproom itself is simple with no frills and doubles as the brewery's beer storage area. It has several tables, converted kegs as stools, large screen TV to watch sports/movies, and a really chill vibe. With the brewery next door, they offer tours and tastings as long as you email in advance. In general, the taproom is a nice, local Wandsworth brewery that isn't loud and is family friendly. If your an American in the London or just a craft beer drinker looking to support a local venue, Belleville Brewing Co. & Taproom should definitely be a stop on your list!

Wow! Such an amazing place for craft beers and ciders. Great for both shopping and drinking.read more

Beer lovers and cider fans, this a fantastic local find. It wasn't too far of a walk from the tube…read morestop and we loved the stroll through the park to get here. We stopped in for a break from the rain to enjoy a couple of pints and also picked up a few cans to bring back to the States. The gentleman behind the counter was friendly and did not blink twice when my toddler snacked away on crackers from our bag. It's a shop so as long as you can contain your kid, it's kid-friendly. Everyone knows London has a lot going for them, but I can't rave enough for all the local gems we uncovered on our last trip here.

Nkce tap room with a good selection of beers on tap (mainly pale ales: IPA, APA, etc.). Friendly…read morestaff and good prices. I had an Atlantic APA which I liked a lot.

A fairly pedestrian brewery tap. The have the Brixton core range, which is limited in both its…read morebreadth and quality. There's little in the way of ambiance. The prices are fine and the staff are friendly enough. You can get Brixton beers all around London, so there's little reason to visit this place, unless you happen to be in the area.

I'm always looking for something different, even while on holiday. With a manifesto like,…read more"honouring tradition whilst subverting convention," PKD answered the call. The decor is vintage, but off-kilter, psuedo-ColonialVictorian decor, a very good cocktail (and beer) list, and the staff very agreeable. We enjoyed several fresh-takes-on-old-fashioned cocktails as well as a sampling of dishes - from breakfast to dinner - that we found to be classic, but not cliché. I'm looking forward to the prospect of another evening well spent at this fine establishment the next time I find myself in London.

As I'm teetotal, I don't frequent pubs but my fine London Yelp friends introduced me to Powder Key…read moreDiplomacy after a Yelp event IT's a unique venue and they've obviously worked hard to make it so. Everywhere you look, there are quirky decorations - maps, stuffed animals and quirky lampshades abound. I think the theme is Victorian gentleman traveller? The throwback to that era continues with the considerable leatherbound menu and the staff addressing you as sir. If you still can't find a libation which will meet your exacting tastes, they will concoct a bespoke cocktail based on your preferences Just a shame it's in an area of London I dont visit that often

This was basically a bar, and I found it wandering around Brixton, namely because I wanted to visit…read morea pub here. However, while it didn't have a decent pub vibe, it did have quite a few craft beers available, which I have to admit was really pretty cool. In fact, the options were really good. However, yeah, it still didn't really have that pub vibe.

A friend of mine brought us here after dinner in Brixton. I was truly amazed. This is the place to…read morebe if you are a beer expert, and if you're not a beer expert, it's still a wonderful experience. This isn't a usual pub and they take pride in their collection of beer. They explained the different types of beer on tap and even gave us samples to taste. There's too many to choose from on tap and in bottles. If you do go on a Saturday, you may want to book a table in advance. While there was space by the bar, it was very hard to get a seat. They have outdoors seats too but with it being winter, I think I'll pass. I love the neon lights in the pub as it gives off a reddish hue in the room which makes me think I'm in a 80's bar from America. They've got great music too. The staff is friendly and helpful. Be careful when it gets a bit busy though, some of the servers can get a bit frisky when they're leaning over to collect empty glasses... unless that's your cup of tea. We found it really distracting while trying to maintain a conversation with a friend.

Always like a brew pub, who doesn't?! Amazing selection of beer, a nice outdoors bench seating area…read moreon a courtyard, patronizing staff. Didn't eat, but the Pizzas looked top notch

The brewery's on an anonymous industrial estate - aside from the sign at the front proclaiming…read moreSambrook's Brewery, there's nothing to indicate the presence of a brewery. But inside the entire space is dedicated to the arcane art of brewing - an art the brewers take great delight and knowledge in explaining, from the very beginning of the raw ingredients to the final tasting of a fresh barrel of ale. The sooner they open this live examination of what we all drink to the public, the better!