Very nice BrewDog bar, the first one in London from what I was told. It is quieter than some of the other more central BrewDog bars but it still has a very good selection of core and special beers. Service is also really friendly and helpful. read more

BrewDog Camden - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

I am in love. With a beer. The black tokyo horizon, a collaboration between Mikkeller, Norgne-Ø, and BrewDog, is a gigantic stout which causes love at first glass. It's that good. Having enjoyed BrewDog beers back in the States, at different places around here in London, and at BrewDog's Shoreditch and Camden locations, I think I can say these beers kick serious ass. I started with a Hardcore IPA, and tasted the Jackhammer, Ingrid, Weisse, as well as a few others (sorry, others, I forget your names.) After the first beer, my friend and I were hungry so we ordered a pizza to share. They were kind enough to leave cheese off half because I'm lactose intolerant. It was delicious. We were also given a ramekin of chillies and jalapeños when I asked if there were pepper flakes, and when the manager inquired if I like spicy things and I said yes, he brought over some beer-soaked Scotch Bonnet which actually roasted me! I'm kind of immune to peppers and these were probably the hottest things I've had in the entire time I've been in the UK. I actually said 'ouch!' and felt like I was breathing fire. But I cooled down with the thick, black, somewhat sweet, lovely black tokyo horizon. Goddess is that stuff good. (Special thanks to bartender Phoebe for recommending it!) We got seats at the bar, before moving downstairs to chill out, but make sure you're willing to stand if you go at a busy time because the place can get packed! Happy drinking! read more

BrewDog Camden - Delicious pizza, half with no cheese for me (lactose intolerant.) - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

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Naturally, we were SUPER excited to attend a BrewDog in real life. My partner is a stockholder and we're all about their mission to spread the beer love around the world. That being said, the beers were awesome and reasonably-priced. Minus two stars? It was super loud; they really need to think about how to dampen the noise. Then probably the most disappointing part, the food. The chips were soft and almost cold and my seitan burger was miserable. There was no mayo or anything on it with I think one leave of lettuce and a totally dense, untoasted sprouted wheat bun. The sauce on the seitan was good, but I certainly did not enjoy the meal. If I lived nearby, I would surely give this and the other locations another shot. read more

You know it's almost impossible for me to not stop for a beer in BrewDog. Today's visit to Camden was made a lot more pleasant for stopping by. In a blistering 31 degree heat BrewDog is a little of the beaten track but it beckons like an oasis. A refreshing pint of Punk IPA is the order of the day. I was also glad of the refreshing air conditioning too. A welcome taste of home for this weary traveller. read more

Love these guys! I've been aware and visiting BrewDog for a while and after a recent beer tasting trip to the Camden branch I thought I'd leave a review. It's not the best bar to hang out in, the tables are small and it can be hard at busy times to get seating, however I love the vibrant, cosy vibe it has and if you can get a seat, it's the sort of place you'll spend a while at - sometimes if you're lucky they'll do table service. I've always been impressed by their knowledge and how great their recommendations are. I've had some good conversations with the staff, these guys really know how to do their beer - I haven't tried anything that I didn't like there although a few of them I'd choose over others. At the moment I'm enjoying the 5am saint a red ale. Recommendations: * Order smaller glasses so you can try a lot of different beers - you'll be surprised at what you might like here. * Check out behind the bar, you'll see one of the taxidermy squirrel bottles there which launch BrewDog's fame. * Get there early to get a seat. * Book the beer tasting - it was really informative and I'd recommend it - drinking beer while being educated is never going to a be a bad thing! * Make an evening of it - they have board games! Other things to point out are that they do food, but don't have a lot of veggie options. I also can't comment on the food as I haven't tried it. read more

BrewDog Camden - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

Nice brewery with a good selection of beers. Service was good.

Love!!!! Beers: Great selection of beers, both on tap and in bottles. Bartenders are all knowledgeable and great with recommendations. I only wish they would have more guest beers on tap but then again, this is a Brewdog pub, and there's always the Euston Tap for that. Ultimately though, having just spent a year in NY living in craft beer heaven, it's nice to see that the UK is finally catching on. Food: Only eaten here once, tried the Pizza. Thoroughly enjoyed it but I was drunk and hungry. Lack of chilli flakes was a tiny bit annoying but they gave me jalapenos instead so I can't complain too much. Ambiance: Board games lying around are amazing. Basement has a very cozy homely feel. That being said, I much prefer this place anytime other than weekend nights. It's usually chill/cozy/warm/inviting generally. On weekend nights they turn up the music quite a bit and it's also a tiny bit too packed generally. Bottom line: If you like beer, just go. read more

BrewDog Camden - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

What a cool time spent in this pub ! Handcrafted beers and foods, tasty burgers. We actually can't say that the beers are cheap but the quality is signifiant ! For a Parisian girl, it was really cool ! read more

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The Craft Beer Revolution is here! So all you big corporate beers can go do one. This place is a beer drinker's dream, it's like a beer whorehouse, you don't know which one to go for, so what do you do? Plough your way through every god damn one of them haha and that's what we did. here's the run down: Dead Pony Club - DPC is a 3.8% Californian Pale Ale, although it's small in alcohol content, but packs one hell of punch in the taste department, slight citrus with a huge hoppy taste. Punk IPA - Coming in at 5.6% this is a really tasty IPA, a real fruity hoppy taste with a bitter finish. Libertine Black Ale - This black beauty weighs in at 7%, a dark ale which bags loads of flavour. 77 Lager - 4.7% lager that I could have a good session, Malty in taste, very nice indeed. Hello My Name Is...Beastie - Double IPA at 8.2% This was my favourite, due to its strength it's sold in half pints, very tangy with a sweet finish. Alice Porter - a 6.2% Porter, very heavy going but has a nice chocolate/burnt sugar flavour Tactical Nuclear Penguin - This one was the end of the line, no more after this one, The world's strongest beer at a whopping 32%, only served in small 25m measures, and by this stage I really can't remember what it tasted like. I think I may of missed a couple of beers out, but we had a bloody good go at it, also do some guest ales, which is worth a look. This place can get busy so you may need patience when getting served, but I enjoyed Brewdog a lot, and will be defiantly heading back real soon. Also noticed a small food menu, I see the burger and pizza come out, both smelt and looked delicious. So Booze hounds, this one is for you. Declaimer: I actually don't plough through whores :) read more

BrewDog Camden - Hello My Name Is...Beastie - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

BrewDog serves up some very bold beers with some unconventional names. The beers are strong and polarized (by that I mean, if you try a raspberry beer, then there will be a very strong raspberry flavor); this makes sampling tougher because the flavors linger. Regardless, the bartenders are patient and accommodating which makes for a great experience. Lastly, this place tends to be cleaner than other venues in Camden. read more

BEER: 5 Stars FOOD: 0 Stars BEER: Love this beer. Love this place. This is our second visit here. BrewDog isn't ordinary tasting beer; they offer IPAs, ales, stouts... I usually start with the Hardcore IPA. Yesterday, I sampled Bourbon Baby and Dogma. Dogma is amazing. They quickly ran out. FOOD: It's a beer place, but you gotta eat, right? Eat before you get there. We ordered the Pulled Pork pastry (served cold), a hotdog and the tots. All were edible, but not very good. Stick with the awesome beer. read more

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Love these guys (& gals). Friendly, knowledgeable, welcoming. I always make it a point to hit this place when I'm in London. It's a very easy tube ride from central London. While I also love traditional cask conditioned ales when I visit, sometimes a beer fanatic just needs his higher-ABV and/or hop fix. If you are like minded, then you shan't find a better place in London. And on the whole, I recommend sticking with their brews rather than the guest taps. While I dig that they have guest taps, many just won't taste as good as their intended to be (e.g., the Cali brews there will have spent a lot of time coming across the pond and will have, unfortunately, lost some of their freshness & flavor/flavour.) Enjoy. read more

BrewDog Camden - A collaboration brew that I had the honor for which to partake. Thank you Brew Dog staff! - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

Best IPA. Good fries. Good ambiance. I asked doe his best IPA. He gave me the right answer: "that's very subjective". However, somehow he got it right on the first try. read more

I had a conversation with a man with a beard. I told him you can brew your own beer from microbes that grow in your beard (true microbiology story). I was suddenly a legend for knowing this and beard beer was discussed at length behind the bar. So be prepared for a BrewDog special made from beard yeasts. It'll surely come in a small glass, be incredibly strong and cost about 6 quid a go... but you know you'll HAVE to try it. BrewDog is an awesome place for beer nerds (which includes me and men with beards). It's a little expensive, but worth it. The real downside is it's popularity with people who aren't beer nerds and just take up all the space. I noticed they have doorstaff now - may I suggest they ask people the difference between top and bottom fermenters before they let them in (No... that's not an S&M reference). read more

When I met Martin and James (founders of BrewDog Brewery) three years ago, I was instantly impressed. In my mind, they were the first in the UK to do what so many like minded folks have been doing in San Diego and California for years...create solid craft beers and make them widely accessible to the public. Opening their own branded BrewDog bar in Camden seems to be a great introduction to their bar and selection of excellent beers. What's great about BrewDog Camden? It's not on the high street, it serves amazing beers by them, has an excellent selection of other microbreweries, the food is pretty solid and the staff are all quite friendly and accommodating. My favourite thing though, has to be that they had the biggest selection of San Diego beers outside of San Diego. An arrangement of Stone Brewery beers seems to always be around, but when I looked to see they had choices from Ballast Point, Port Brewing, Stone, Green Flash and Coronado Brewing, I was shocked and impressed. BrewDog, you've won over a life long customer and now Punk! read more

BrewDog Camden, I also love you so (but BrewDog Shoreditch will always be my #1 boo, simply because I can walk there from my flat in less than five minutes. I hope you understand). Amazing beers on tap, extremely helpful staff, big, comfy seating spaces, really great vibe. An advantage over the Shoreditch branch is that there are no/fewer hipsters, because Camden doesn't do that ish (mostly). Food looked awesome too - will have to try next time I'm around. Rock on, BrewDog Camden. Woof. read more

Brilliant bloody brewdog bar in London, finally. Now, I'm a little cross with them for opening in Camden, when all the most important punk history is down South of the river. I will, however, allow that they should do what it takes and get with the programme. At 50p/pint more than in Glasgow, it's a bit on the spendy side, but I'm sure Camden isn't cheap. What'll you get if you come here? 10 Brewdog beers on tap. A selection of brilliant bottles from Aberdeenshire and 'round the world, and a bunch of taps of other beers, hand selected as some of the best of the new, upstart, and old-school brewers. Oh yeah, and you can buy shares over the bar. At least until the tank comes back and runs you down. read more

We came here because hubs had to get a BrewDog beer on tap. The place was absolutely packed. We were finally able to squeeze into a bench seat/picnic table downstairs after standing around for about 10-15 minutes. The beer selection was really good. I would go back. read more

This is really an American-style craft beer pub. Tap, not cask. Big, floral, citrus-y hops abounding. High gravity. Big mouthfeel. Excellent bold flavors and an inspiring style selection. I had the super-tropical Hardcore New Zealand IPA, the richly fruited Chris from [California's own!] Stone's Stout, and the exotic, nicely curated Hitachino Nest Nipponia - a dry, hoppy, citrus-laced saison from Japan. All were excellent. Furthermore, Brewdog has a streamlined pint/half/third system (based on ABV) and excellent glassware (the high-gravity smaller pours come in a nice stemmed big-bowl glass for serious olfaction!). Samples are offered without hesitation. The location encourages standing and community seating. Efficient social beer savoring is clearly top priority. Beyond that, there is something at work here that I did not fully appreciate until I got on British soil: Brewdog's marketing seems, to a US man, overly chip-on-the-shoulder and brash. But just look at Oliver A's review below: there IS a less-than-receptive culture of ale appreciation that Brewdog must battle. This is not a knock on said culture: in America the divide is much simpler, between appreciation and mere non-appreciation. In Britain Brewdog must position itself as an alternative mode of paradigm expression, tweaking the existing conception of beer rather than filling the sort of empty space our longstanding light-lager-only culture has offered. Listen: I love elegant, low ABV cask ales to death. This is not about trying to trump traditional British beer culture. This is about doing something different, interesting, and [most importantly] WELL, and fitting in. To my taste buds, Brewdog is getting it done with very worthy beers. And all due panache. read more

I'm not the biggest fan of Brewdog, but have some very fond memories of drinking it at Yelp events, hence my general approval of this bar. Plus, it's two blocks away from my house, making it the cleanest and closest bar to me (empasis on cleanest, please). This bar seriously went up in about 7 days; I walk by the location all the time and it was like magic...POOF! A bar! A stylish bar. A CLEAN stylish bar...in CAMDEN. Wonders never cease. I do like the pink labelled beer too (I think it's called Dirty Blonde? Ditsy Blonde? Something like that.) as well as the fact that it's not on the High Street. Granted, it's usually still packed but at least not with the High Street tourists. read more

finally, a british brewery who knows how to make real beer! being from the west coast, we like our beers cold, hoppy and tasty. brewdog's inventiveness and commitment to quality certainly lives up to expectations. while there is a tradition of real cask ales in britain, brew dog has taken on the mantle to trailblaze with some of the best breweries in the world. selection was great, quality was great. and the pizzas are yummy to boot. with responsible drinking in mind, we didn't get to try everything so we'll definitely be back for more. beers tasted: dead pony trashy blonde tasting flight - punk ipa, 5am saint, libertine black ale (delicious), hardcore ipa abstrakt evil twin imperial ale (brewdog affiliate only) read more

BrewDog Camden - Hair of the dog - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

Please don't hate me, but I am not a massive fan of IPA or craft beers. Too bitter for my taste. HOWEVER, my friends who visited from France were. And since we were in Camden on a very hot day, and needed both drinks and food, I decided to take them to BrewDog in Camden. Atmosphere: Cosy but homey, there is a big communal table and a few booths, as well as a few boardgames. Quite tucked away from Camden High Street, you actually get to miss the massive crowds on a Saturday afternoon, which also makes it a nice break. Drinks: Every Londoner now knows BrewDog, right? Well, I went for their Larger, and it was nice. Yes, I am a simple gal. One of my friends went for their Ginger Beer based cocktail, and I was really nicely impressed. So yeah, beer, but good and creative stuff. Food: THIS is where I was impressed. Maybe was it because my expectations were low? I don't know, but they provided us with a simple, yet delicious burger served with tots (tots are kind of deep-fried mashed potato balls - and are amazing). The bun was squishy and tasty, but not too big, meat was perfectly cooked. So there, no need to compromise between a burger or a good beer. You can get both here. (I am actually craving for a burger now. damn.) read more

Beer was good. I got the indie pale ale. Service is absolutely terrible. Favoritism aka racism. I wouldn't support this establishment.

I'm not a beer drinker but I really enjoyed this cozy pub. It's tucked away from the chaos of Camden so it's a great place to relax and catch up with friends because the music is not very loud. There are two floors but it does get busy... we had a wait a while before a seating area opened up. We got the comfy seats downstairs which can seat a lot of people, which I preferred to the ground floor because it gets really crowded by the bar. They have a massive beer list and a great selection of ciders; I got the cider. They all come in cool glasses too. The huge pizza looked amazing, next time I'll have to try the food! read more

The original BrewDog in London was always on my target list but I never seem to be in the area for a drink (or at least a beer). I've been to its newer sibling in Shoreditch several times and I've always wanted to know what the Camden one was like. Overall, I think it's a cosier version of the Shoreditch venue which is fine late on a chill weekday but probably hell on the weekends. BrewDog as usual has a terrific selection of beer and my personal favourite to start is the Tactical Nuclear Penguin. At 32%, it's a good thing they treat this more as liquor and serve it accordingly. While I could happily sip away at a pint of this, such a feat would likely push my liver over the edge. I did notice that they've recently come out with "Sink the Bismarck" at 43%...guess what I'll be having next... For the casual drinker, the Tokyo is a perfect choice if rich dark beers are your thing and the Dead Pony IPA for the lighter folk. And if you need something to do while you sip away, BrewDog Camden has a number of cool board games strewn around the place that you can play to your heart's content. Definitely a plus point over the Shoreditch joint, and one that makes a good argument for finishing up a night at BrewDog Camden whenever possible. read more

The beer is second to none in London. Can't beat craft beer done right. Was here for beer tasting so tried 5 varieties. Punk IPA is still my fav. My gripe is the menu caters not to vegetarians or meat-light dietarians. Ps. They have a gluten free beer, isn't that nice? read more

Been looking forward to trying this place for a while, but was not impressed. When I arrived I thought, ok this place looks cool. It serves a great selection of beers and is kind of chique. However when I looked at the beers on offer I started to have doubts. Their lowest strength drink was 5.4%. Now Punk IPA is a lovely, hoppy ale with a great nose (flowery) and a lovely bitter aftertaste. However it is strong to start with and it is downhill after that. The beers that I tried were well kept and lovely tasting, but geez I was smashed after 4 or so drinks. I found myself on the 5th beer of the list (a 2/3 of a pint that was about 8%) getting quickly sloshed. So much for drinking responsibly. Bloody hypocrites as well. They refused to serve a guy for being too drunk. What on earth do you expect when the average ABV of the beers you sell is 8%?? Brewdog have criticised CAMRA for being boring. I agree. I am a CAMRA member and love real ale. I respect the organisation and what it does, but find it a little snotty, boring and out of touch with young people. However I prefer CAMRA pubs to Brewdog. At least you can have a session there, enjoying the taste of beer and not stumble home after drinking what seemed like a reasonable amount. Like I say not impressed. Good ale, well kept and quite innovative. But a bit pretentious and not a place to have a good few ales. I doubt I will go back. If I am in that area I'd much sooner take a short walk or bus ride to the Southampton Arms and have a proper sesh. read more

Stumbled on the bar whilst on my way back from a long afternoon at Camden Lock. Wasn't planning on a visit as the missus was tired out, but since it was on our way she relented and we popped in for a pint. Staff are courteous and knowledgeable. And the draught and bottle selection is impressive - as it should be. No cask ale - but seriously folks, who walks into a Brewdog for cask? Had a nitro milk stout, which was excellent. Wish I had ordered a flight - will pop by again for a taster flight before I leave London. Update: popped by before I left London, and ordered a flight of draught beers, plus some hotdogs and tater tots. This place sure fills up at night. Food is decent, but forgettable. Portions were large enough to satisfy people of modest appetite and diminutive build - such as myself. And of course, the beers were excellent. 10/10 would come again. read more

Fantastic little bar. Brewdog offers some great beers from its own brewery as well as excellent guest beers. Everyone is nice. I appreciate the nice dark, underground atmosphere. read more

The bar itself, decor, seating availability, atmosphere, was just ok for me. We randomly snagged this weird bed corner booth spot when a family left just after we ordered so that was fun to lean back and lay on for a bit. Bartenders were knowledgable and very friendly. We got a flight of four different beers which were explained to us. Sadly I only slightly enjoyed one of four but then it would have been a worse experience having to buy four different pints to find that out. But I only just started enjoying beer and have yet to fully understand which type i like the best, once I get that down the bartenders could probably help me find the right pint. Definitely will stop by again if Im in the neighborhood and in the mood for some microbrew. read more

Great ambience, delicious beer! You need to have a flight of beer to try as many beers as you can! read more

BrewDog Camden - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

Excellent ales here and a very knowledgable lot when it comes to questions about what to drink. Can't comment on the food but pizzas and bar snacks did look good. I used to visit this venue when it was the Laural Tree years ago it it's changed quite a bit but it does give me the same feeling. It's not a very inviting place and somewhere you could site for hours. I guess it's best as a starting point or somewhere to finish up. read more

If your reference point is London, then this place is the best and deserves 4 star, BUT if your reference point is Portland, USA, then this place deserves 2 star. I don't want to be brutal, that's why 4 star, although my reference point is Portland :) And ironically I saw that drawing on the black board says 'American Beer Tasting' :) They have a good selection of American beer, different IPAs, and pale ales. From their beer, I tried nitro stout jet black heart and punk ipa, and I should give their credit, they were pretty good. Plus, to drink them with 20% bigger pint size was fun (yes, European pint is 20% bigger then American pint). However, the alcohol percentage of the beer is significantly low :) The location of the place is pretty nice, on the corner. You guys definitely try it, and would love it :D read more

BrewDog Camden - Jet black heart nitro stout, punk ipa - Bars Near Me - London, XGL

First became a fan of craft beer when I was in America, and I stumbled upon this substitute. Definitely on par with the american craft beer ( it should be since they both use the same hop). Really enjoyed this place, a good selection of weak beers to strong beers! however I really condemn them on the pricing of their beers. £4.50 for a 1/3 of a pint of Hardcore IPA, ok its 9.2% however that's one gulp and its gone! Besides from beer they also serve the usual liquor for the non beer lovers! The place was small but nice for a central. They didn't play loud music so you can actually have a conversation in there! The staff were nice and the guy I chatted to was trying to become a brewer so he actually knew his stuff! which was a plus if you wanted to try something different! Definitely a must go but one should not make it their local! read more

Beer, beer, beer, beer, beer. Imagine me singing that in Homer Simpson's voice as I trek up the doors of BrewDog. I love this bar and not just because of the quirky and cute bartenders, I am obsessed with their Raspberry Revolver. Perching on a stool and eyeing up the delicous pizzas going past and choosing from their selection of adorably named IPAs and ales is my idea of a good night. Throw in some board games, beer and pizza, what could be better? Oh wait, beer and cheese pairings. CHEESE PAIRINGS! It's like this bar was invented for me. They also give great social media, check out their Twitter handles for a good follow. read more

I was there recently and I am pleased it is here. It adds a variety, which is why it gets four-stars. It is also great to keep the tradition alive in a Camden bar that is actually about the beer. The beer is possibly the not the greatest. It is playful rather than masterful to me (and me being my rather self-important self), but - it is about the beer and finding what you like. There are many fine beer places in London, but it is good to see it in Camden. For non-Brits, please bear in mind that this; "When I met Martin and James (founders of BrewDog Brewery) three years ago, I was instantly impressed. In my mind, they were the first in the UK to do what so many like minded folks have been doing in San Diego and California for years...create solid craft beers and make them widely accessible to the public." is sheer stupidity. Most US brewing styles are borrowed from the UK and it is great what is happening with US brewing, but only an idiot would live in the UK and not notice the centuries old tradition of craft brewing, which is widely available to the public. Possibly, it was a bit working class until recently, but it has always been there (unless San Diego is going to introduce beer to Germany next). Furthermore, Denver, Washington State and New England are perhaps leading the way. read more

What can I say? It's a BrewDog. Being that it's in Camden, it has that hipster vibe and the smell of illegal substances was wafting in the air outside before we walked in. They have beers. A lot of them. They're all done in the American way. Meaning that they're often over-hopped and they push up the alcohol content. I'm not a huge fan of this style of beer. I prefer British ales to American-style beers, but it's definitely a popular thing right now, given the number of people that were inside. It's just not for me. I prefer the British pubs. (Does that mean I'm integrating well into British society?) I definitely won't say no if people want to come, but I also wouldn't go out of my way to come back either. read more

I love BrewDog. Even though it's hard to get a seat at peak times, it's still worth it. I love that you can sample different types before you choose (my fav is the dark lager). You kind of need to because there are just so many beers and many on rotation, so try a few and see which ones are for you. AND all the beers (minus the cask ales I believe) are vegan - so no fish, gelatine or egg were used in the filters. They do have a nice looking menu of mostly pizza, but I never go for the food and can't comment on it (yet!). In conclusion, go! read more

I live in NYC where tap beer is dreadful; I'm not sure if it's because no one knows how to maintain taps or ... Either way, my friend's roommate works here so we decided to check it out. I wanted an opportunity to introduce myself and thank him since I'd be sleeping on an air mattress with my stuff strewn everywhere. I was really surprised. Everyone is so friendly and helpful, and gasp, actually knows the product pretty well. If you have questions about certain types the bartenders will offer you a taste without hesitation. I love that! I'm a bartender as well and sometimes the easiest way to explain flavor profile, hops and body is to just give out a sample. All beer here is also vegan, so anyone with allergies (save for gluten, you poor souls) should be good to go. Prices are reasonable considering the quality of beer is top notch. Even better, really good crowd: attractive and easy-going. A mix of people who live/ work in the area and people coming from longer distances because of the name. I took a peek at the weekend brunch menu and it looked great. I'm told the burgers are the way to go. The English are lucky to have great beef! Sadly, because I knew of the horrid state I'd be in over the next few mornings, I knew I wouldn't get a chance to try. Since my best friend moved to the area this has become a must-visit for when I'm visiting. See you in 4 months! read more

Super close to the Camden tube station and full of craft beers. This bar felt very American to me. The beer list is very vast and all have some pretty entertaining names. I was drinking the Hardcore IPA because it has 9.2% ABV and as I've stated in my other reviews, if I'm going to drink beer it's got to be worth the calories. Other funny names were America F*ck Yeah (which was sold out), Black Betty, Smog Rocket.. and the list goes on and on. Crowd was young, very casual and mostly male. Was loud and pretty dim inside but with vibrant energy of people imbibing in their Christmas jumpers (yes, there were people wearing ugly Christmas sweaters here - pretty funny). If you are American and are nostalgic for your craft beers, hit up BrewDog Camden. read more