We came here for there wings Wednesday when they have unlimited wings for £13 with 2 hours limit. Don't expect it to be the best wing ever because it was heavily breaded and the sauce was very spicy. All seems like a tactic to stop you from eating too much. We are not there to eat our entire month of calories but we did indulge a little bit. It is tasty but after our settings plate, we are pretty much done. It is worth noting that the first plate is 12 wings, second plate is 6 so I imagine the quantity will decrease as you order more. The staff was very friendly and makes us feel very welcome to order more which I very much appreciate for ayce deals. Last thing you want is to feel guilty to order when you are here for unlimited food. Also good to highlight that their beer selection is great and they have many home brew beers. Not particularly cheap but it's not bad and great for the spicy wings. There's also outdoor seating but it was raining when we visit so we didn't get to enjoy it but not this down if you are looking for outdoor pub. One flaw is the bathroom as they don't have any toilet paper and everything is kinda lack cleanliness. But I never expect a pub to have nice bathroom anyway so this is not a big deal read more

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Swift service that is easily come by through a QR code at the table. We opted for the Buffalo chicken sandwich and it did NOT disappoint -- one fed two of us quite happily. Mondays at this location also features 2-4-1 vegan offerings; and we did see severe other diners opt in for that savers choice. Brews were frothy and cold, bartenders friendly and quick with a pour! read more

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Craft Beer Nirvana would have to be my description of this place. With the typical BrewDog grunge/hipster vibe, this one is quite similar to the rest of the locations. It does boast a large square footage in their main beer hall and plenty of seating outside. Their tap list includes over 30 offerings (15 BrewDog, 15 Guest Taps, and a few Ciders) which is up to par for the company. Now, what they were offering when I was present were UNBELIEVABLE! Russian Imperial Stouts and Sours filled up their lineup. Right down my alley. They also have a few fridges next to the entrance with Bottles to share in-store or to-go. The price per pour is a bit high for my enjoyment which is why I only went for a few pints and then called it a day. I have now been to Five Locations of BrewDog and will forever support their brand and their beer! read more

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When I saw this spot was practically around the corner from our Air BnB, I knew we had to grab drinks here on our first night in London after a long day of traveling from Rome. They have a wide variety in the drafts including BrewDog originals and guest beers. It wasn't that crowded when we visited on a Sunday evening, and the bartender helping us was quite knowledgeable and helpful in assisting me in deciding on a flight. I wanted to try nearly every beer listed but I finally decided on a select 4 for the flight. I had 2 BrewDog originals-blonde stout and Native Son IPA- and 2 guest beers both from Almanac, the hoppy sour and blackberry spur. My preferences were for the guest beers but the BrewDog originals were also good. The Native Son IPA was very, very hoppy, the blonde stout had an interesting full body but a wheat-ish taste, the hoppy sour was more sour and very refreshing and light, and the blackberry was so fruity but the highest ABV so watch out for that one! We ordered food which was just ok, nothing to go out of the way for at all. For us, we hadn't eaten all day so we ordered out of hunger more than anything. The mac and cheese was cheesy but lacked spice or flavor. The "crack fries" were ok but really greasy. The cheese dip was pretty good. Tables are mostly communal seating minus a few booths. They also do beer school which was going on during our visit. Definitely come here for the beer! They have board games and pinball games too. I'd suggest trying one of their burgers if you are doing food-they looked delicious. I'd definitely return here for a beer or two in the future. read more

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Great location with huge windows and lovely wood tables and booths, friendly people working, excellent food, and of course- amazing beer! What's more to be said? Another success for BrewDog! read more

Visited this pub with some friends a couple of weeks ago. Great night, good selection of beers. Wonderful service. Little waitress with blonde curly hair whose name I missed was so great...couldn't do enough to make us happy!! We'll be back! read more

I'm going to start this off with the fact that I'm an American so my beer tastes are a little different than most European's. To top it off, I'm from San Diego which is pretty much home to the IPA movement. Think hops throwing up in your face type of beers. I used to hate them but over time my palette has grown accustomed to them and I actually crave them. Even our pale ales are pretty hoppy. Sadly my changed palette has made most European beers (not all) pretty bland. So that brings me to Brewdog. It has those type of beers as well as so many more. There are IPA's, IIPA's, IIIIPA's, you name it. A couple were even too much for me! There's also a nice stable of other types of beers as well as seasonal offerings. I particularly liked the Five AM Red Ale and Hop Fiction Pale Ale. Literally something for everyone. In additional to Brewdog's own lineup of beers, they import a huge assortment of international beers. Most were from the USA and I can attest to the quality of many of the breweries. They're also the exclusive UK importer of Stone Brewing which is straight from San Diego. It was nice to see a touch of home on the chalkboard menu. If you haven't tried Stone yet and love hops, they're your guys. The atmosphere of Brewdog was inviting and low-key. Think muted lights, long congregational tables and lots of industrial design. The food menu looked very American gastro-pub and appealing, albeit a bit heavy. If you're an American craft beer fan visiting London than this place is definitely worth checking out. If you're a Londoner or from somewhere else in Europe, be prepared for the strong flavor (and strong alcohol content) in many of these beers. Regardless of who you are, I'm sure you'll find something enjoyable at Brewdog. read more

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Hello my new favourite Brewdog bar! Wow, I mean just wow - this is what evolution looks like. For anyone who's been to some of the regional Brewdog's like Edinburgh and Manchester, you'll find bars that although are pretty cool do tend to be on the small side and lack the comfort of a place you'd want to hang out all night in! So in Brewdog's latest launch I'm happy to say that I hope this is what the future of Brewdog bars looks like. Loads of room including some cosy hideaway cubby holes, more relaxed leaning booths and a bar that just doesn't just seem like one big room. I met up with a friend to catch up over a couple of pints and it seemed like it was a great place to be on a Tuesday night - in fact after I got chatting to Dean the manager (he used to be the Manchester one) he said that it was busy every night of the week which will be great for the atmosphere which is sometimes lacking in some of the smaller ones on a quiet midweek evening. The craft beer selection is just absolutely fantastic - 40 beers on tap! (check out my photos on this Yelp review) - with everything stocked from their Core range, to random Brewdogs, loads of guest beers from the likes of Beavertown, Magic Rock and the Kernel - I was absolutely spoilt for choice (shame it was a Tuesday and I had to get up at 7am today or I'd have liked to try a few more). Bottles were aplenty amongst the many fridges. They also serve great burgers, hotdogs, fries and cornbread all amongst a fairly stateside-centric menu but everything seems very fresh and of great quality so it was worth getting. The toilets are an absolute revelation for Brewdog bars. Usually they're of the crack den variety with hardly enough room to swing a cat but these were modern, plush and a breath of fresh air compared to some of the others I've encountered on my Brewdog tour from Aberdeen to Shoreditch! So overall a great new twist on the usual Brewdog experience, just a shame I don't have any plans to come down this way again soon. I will though now be making an excursion to Shepherd's Bush next time I'm in town! read more

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BrewDog is always a solid choice when you're looking for some good beer. I prefer this BrewDog branch over the Camden and Soho branches because it's much less crowded. It's usually crowded (although tolerable) on weekends but you can usually find a table at some point. Week days of course are much more relaxed. The staff are nice and are pretty helpful when you feel overwhelmed by their ridiculously long beer list. I highly recommend if you're in the area! read more

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I ask my wife what she'd like to do for Valentine's Day and she says that she wants to go out and have a few pints. Not only do I realize that it's true love, but I also know that this would be our chance to make it out to Brewdog. It was not as crowded as I had expected it to be when we got there. The bar has a cool layout with many places to sit and hang out. Not only do they have 40 taps, but they also have some old video games like Space Invaders and the Star Wars Trilogy that I used to pump quarter after quarter into when I was a kid. We tried a few different beers during our stay, the Punk IPA and Libertine Black Ale being our favorites. Brewdog beers are the closest we've found locally to the hopped up and heavy hitting brews we are used to in the states. Many intriguing options to choose from the plethora of taps. Texas Joe's BBQ provides the food for the pub. I knew my picky little lady would have a tough time with the menu and she did. With no grilled chicken option, she just got the chicken sandwich they had with nothing on it. The glutton that I am, I ordered the BBQ platter. Brisket, pork, rib, hot link and sides. Texas BBQ means beef and the brisket was by far the star of the show. The hot link was good too. The pork and the bbq sauce were disappointing. The platter was expensive for what I got and I'll probably just get the brisket in the future. We had a great time at Brewdog and I'm certain to return for more of that great beer and brisket. read more

Hipster long beards on show- check. Distressed furniture and wonky chairs-check 1980s video game machines-check Oh...and lots and lots of luvvly beer-double check. Brewdog is a craft beer place as opposed to real ale. This means the beer is fizzier and colder, but apart from that the range of beers is truly amazing. We tried quite a few, keeping to halves. frankly I can't recall them now-a coffee stout and something citrussy. They were all excellent and most beers tend to the 4.5% upwards, reaching a truly toe curling 13.5%. There is clearly a youthful relaxed vibe in the place which on the Saturday night we came was spoilt slightly by some football fans who clearly couldn't handle their beer. We didn't try the food but will certainly do so next time. read more

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American beer nerd here. If you're a beer nerd too, this place has a great list as well as bottles, to go. The atmosphere was a little cold and the food list a bit vanilla (just burgers and dogs). We wanted to love it, but couldn't get into it. Great for just beers. Foodies may want more. read more

Came here on a busy Friday night but managed to get a seat. I was delighted to find they were serving Lindemans Framboise not just Brewdog beers (no offence but I prefer fruity beers) Really nice atmosphere with a lot of quirks. Seems to be a lot of the newer hipster pubs in Dublin have pretty much modelled themselves on here. Really really good spot! Also I really liked their glasses and the bathrooms are super quirky :) read more

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Just when you thought the Brewdog bars couldn't get any better, well they just did. Situated around the corner from Shepherds Bush Empire it's ideal for a pre-gig drink/meal. Meal you say, yes, these guys have got Texas Joe in (from the Dragon's Den) to create a tasty BBQ menu. So most craft beer geeks will know about Brewdog beers by now, but did you know this bar has a whopping 40 beer lines, YES! So not only to you have the best that Brewdog offers, you also have beers on tap from all over the world, and it's forever changing so it's a win for everyone. Now I mentioned before about the food, Brewdog offer up some BBQ treats, pulled pork burgers, chicken wings, brisket, fries, jalapeno cornbread, stomach rumbling yet? It should be. I sampled the chicken wing and the fries with the works (Fries topped with cheese, chilli and pulled pork) Chicken wings were very tender, nicely smoked, very tasty, the fries, sweet lord the fries! really nice, spicy kick from the chilli, cheese all gooey and nice smokey porkness from the pulled pork, i could of eaten these all day long. In summary, this place is awesome, and is my new favorite craft beer bar. read more

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Great pub in Shepard's Bush, not far from the tube stop. Plenty of interesting beers on tap, communal seating but wasn't crowded when we were there and has a few old-school pinball machines! Haven't seen any of these in years. read more

This pub has all 3 Bs: Beer BBQ Beardy men This ain't your mommas tea party ladies, and thank God for that! One of the best pubs in the Shepherds Bush. With the insane selection of beers and delicious food, there is little reason to go anywhere else. I am not usually an adventurous beer drinker, but I like that Brew Dog brings it out in me. Why try just one when you can get a flight of 4. 5% abv, 10%abv, pale ales, blondes, just about anything you can think of. If you prefer something other than a lager or ale, they have a range of cocktails and always a cider or two on tap. Dont Drink? Grab a soda and enjoy the food, either way you wont be upset. read more

They allowed us to try so many different beers here which was nice. The best of the bunch was clearly Swindle by the nice Danish folks of Mikkeller. This is the biggest Brewdog bar I have visited and all the other ones I have drunken in really need the extra space as they are often busy and crammed. They were doing a brisk trade here, but late Saturday afternoon there was still room for all the drinkers in attendance. There was a minor hiccup with our bill, which they managed to merge with someone elses. All sorted out without too much fuss. read more

A very busy spot depending on the time you arrive at so getting a table might be a challenge. There is a wide selection of bottled and draft beers available. They have their own beers along with other breweries both local and international. Its a blueprint for most of the other brewDogs around and one that was taken by so many other pubs going for the same craft beer market. These guys are doing it along time and were somewhat pioneers . read more

I used to be a fan of BrewDog Shepherds Bush. That much is clear from my previous review. But, alas, eight months on, I'm not feeling the love for it anymore. Why? Well, there are the downsides listed in my previous review that still apply: poor food, industrial interior, poor availability of coffee stouts. Sadly however there are now more downsides that have shifted my affections for it. The first is that the service, previously excellent, can be patchy. Catch a bar tender at the right time, and you'll likely get good, patient and helpful service. Arrive at the bar at the wrong time however, and you can find yourself waiting for some time while the few bar tenders do anything (e.g. change of one of the 40 taps, duck into the kitchen, indulge every whim of picky customers) rather than move everyone to serving customers. If your average Co-op can rustle up staff to man their checkpoints when queues start to stack up, surely BrewDog can. The second is the price of their beers. The cheapest BrewDog beer is Dead Pony Club, a Californian hopped 3.8% pale ale. Even that however costs £4.65 a pint, far more than, say, a pint of real ale at any standard pub. From there the prices, and alcohol content just go up. Sure, you get a whole 15% off if you take anything away, but it barely makes a dent. And that's just the stuff on tap: bottled beers are a whole different level. You can get bottles of BrewDog's Punk IPA cheaper at the Wetherspoons in West 12 shopping centre (and probably other local pubs too), while the more exotic stuff - say stouts from US, Danish and other brewers - touches £10. And finally.. well I think I'm falling out of love with BrewDog's beers themselves. It's hard for me to escape the conclusion that BrewDog's approach to beer is to stuff it (over)full with hops and say "done." Sure, there's a place for that, but sometimes I feel like an English ale. A session porter (neither of which BDSB offers). A wheat beer. A coffee stout (both of which BDSB rarely offer). And not have to take out a loan for the privilege. That's why, while I may come here from time to time, the Defector's Weld will likely be my local of choice, and Oddbins (who now have a significant bottled/canned craft beer collection at excellent prices) the place I'll be going for quality beer at a good price. read more

This is by far my favourite bar/pub in Shepherds Bush. I'm a great lover of the Brewdog pubs and this their newest offering is the best of the London bunch! Whilst I enjoy the underdog cocktail bar in Shoreditch and find the Camden branch a wonderful retreat, Shepherd's Bush offers the space, the layout and best ambience of the three. The decor reminds me of an American diner, with large theatre style notice boards, this coupled with exposed brick, metal work, lends a polished, but gritty demeanour. With the graffiti and bold design work reminiscent of a dive bar. A visit to the bathroom is a must to see the huge monster of a creature that snakes down the stairs and whilst I cannot vouch for the men's the adorable pac-man and robot decals in the ladies. Settling down in a comfy booth for the evening is great when you're in a group, possibly with a board game (they have a selection), or the smaller tables are perfect if you're meeting a friend. The beer, as you would expect is fantastic, and the staff, who are very aware of their product range, are only too happy to help you with your choice with ample samples. I also like how each drink comes in a recommended best serving size and in a specific glass to accompany it. The only reason why I'm not giving Brewdog SB 5 stars is the food "Texas Joe's". I've eaten here, trying the burger, fries, stuffed jalapenos and the chili dog, and whilst good, I've had better in other places. Although if you want value for money, the chili dog is absolutely huge in my experience, whilst one of the cheapest menu options. Being in Shepherd's Bush and out of the way of the green, the bar is relatively quite quiet, so I'd suggest visiting before people realise it's there and how amazing it is! read more

My husband and I had a Groupon for a 5 beer tasting with meats and cheeses. We went on Sunday at 2pm - the place was dead. Which made us a bit nervous. We were greeted my friendly bartenders and explained we were there to redeem our Groupon - we were told, "Oh yes, you're here for Beer School - over here...". We were directed into this tiny cosy room in the corner filled with cosy comfy old leather couches. And we had the whole little room to ourselves. Our "instructor" was Virginia. And she was amazing. My husband is a home brewer, so he already knows a lot about beer. So it ended up being a very relaxed long conversational tasting. She tailored the 5 beers to our likes and was very knowledgeable of the beers. She even gave us other samples of ones she thought we'd like to try as they were rare or unique. The cheese and meat board was good (little small), so we ordered some Buffalo Tots as well - AMAZING...must have! Virginia also gave us an awesome list of cool beer bars to check out all around London. As we were leaving, it started to fill up. Virginia told us that it's really hit or miss on the crowds. Sometimes its dead, other times is packed. We'll definitely be back - their beers are awesome, vibe is great and the service was outstanding. Can't wait to check out their other locations as well. read more

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Patriot Burger- very likely one of the best I've ever had! And the Punk IPA is a must try.

We were looking for a pub to kill some time before heading to Shepherd Bush o2 for Jrock superstar Miyavi gig. My friend suggested we go to Brewdog, which I didn't know was nearby. Without hesitation I agreed, since Brewdog Shoreditch is one of my fav drinking places. As usual, the beer were wonderful and we ordered chips with cheese and meat as well. I prefer this Brewdog than the one in Shoreditch. Mainly because it was not as crowded. We even had our own table and chairs. Even the bouncers were lovely. read more

This is a great after-work joint to check out if you based around SB. It's very chill during the week, and if it's sunny the front of the place has big windows so you can see what the happenings on the street. The entire interior is lined with big comfy booths and the floor space is spacious. I always get the cider here too, lots of great choices! read more

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Was nice visit. More grunge then expected. Beers were good and priced right. Food seems to take a little longer to come.

I'll admit it's difficult for me to write a fair review here as one of my favourite people used to work here, but I shall try nonetheless. Brewdog have exploded in the last 3 years and are expanding at a pretty spectacular rate. At the time of opening in 2013, BDSB was the feather in the cap for the Brewdog Bars - the place is several times larger than the one in Camden and features over 40 beers on tap (around a 50:50 split between house beer and guest), not to mention the vast supply of bottles. If you have difficulties in making decisions, this place is a biiiit of a nightmare (in the best way possible). Oh, and they also have pinball machines. Admittedly, BDSB generally feels larger and scaled up and is rather less homely than either Camden or Shoreditch; however, there's oodles of space which I appreciate - I'm not a big fan of a rammed pub or bar. There's not much I can say about the beer here that hasn't already been said - there really is something for everyone covering a huge number of styles. Definitely 5* in this regard and, although the prices aren't cheap, you do get decent value for money (in my rather warped mind). Again, trying to be unbiased, but I've always appreciated the staff at Brewdog - they know their stuff (they get examined on the beers, by the way). Not sure exactly what you want? They're willing to spend quite a bit of time helping you out and giving out samples. Moreover, I've never had a bad experience with a BD staff member - I've never had that snooty vibe or the "eurgh, seriously" attitude. For the most part, they've been genuinely warm; honestly, I really appreciate the staff (again. Unbiased). My only knock against BD bars is the food - whilst the bars used to host pop-up caterers, I believe there's been a move to standardise the food across the chain - mostly burgers/hotdogs etc. On the one hand, I understand this - there's better quality control and the quality is more standard as it's all in-house...but at the same time, I quite liked being able to try different things (like the burgers in Camden, Texas Joe's, the Japanese stuff that used to be served at Shoreditch). I had a hotdog the other day here...it was pretty decent and I thought the tater tots are great, but it's not particularly inspiring. I haven't tried their burgers yet, but I wonder if they'll live up to those that used to be served at Camden. We'll see. It's a great time to be a beer fan and the London scene has really come alive, thanks in part to BD. A must-try for any beer fans. read more

The beer here is outstanding... so tasty. The staff are really friendly and are well trained on the beers, offering a little taste to those undecided customers. Bear in mind, if you're not used to strong beer take it easy! Especially if heartburn is your enemy. read more

Excellent beers and pub food! I had two different IPAs, a stout, wings, burger, and fries, couldn't be happier. Great service and the location is convenient for the Shepherd's Bush and Hammersmith area. read more

Nice selection of beer and the bar men are very good at helping you choose. Friendly atmosphere, clean, sell salty dog crisps (my favourite) and they have board games. Great social scene! read more

Same beer, different food. Gone is the Texas-style BBQ (yay!) and in is basic greasy American bar snacks (yay!). Popped in and ordered some brew along with the Memphis dry rub wings and side of tator tots. Tasty. Super tasty. Could have eaten loads and loads of both but then came to my senses and remembered how many hours at the gym I would have to put in to burn off the calorie intake. read more

Great spot serving up Brewdog's signature ales and some brilliant guest lagers & beers, alongside food running the gamut from tater tots to burgers to haggis spring rolls! A great place to chow down ahead of a gig at the o2 over the road. read more

Went here for some pre-gig drinks and food and was not let down! A selection of craft beers to try and something to please everyone (including people who know absolutely nothing about beer, aka me!) Also got some cheesy chips which were delicious, if a little salty. read more

When Visiting London for work over a 6 day span I literally went here 3 times. Their beer selection is top notch, but you do pay a premium for what you get. I was impressed with their own beers as well. One thing I'd note though is I would not classify their beers as being British in style. Most of their brews are very American influenced. This isn't a bad thing though especially if you're a hop fanatic. They guy serving us was from Australia and had great customer service skills and decent beer knowledge. The ambiance is of this place is fairly laid back. You won't find a lot of bankers with their ties still on in this place. Almost an industrial / rustic setup. A little loud though so I won't go here for a romantic date. They'll let you sample multiple beers to decide which one you want to buy which is very cool. Their price is a little high compared to your typical brewery owned pub such as a Fullers, Young's, Shephards Neame, or a Greene King but their selection, variety, and flavor kills the competition. read more

Brewdog, where do I start. OK positively, there are many beers on tap which excited my craft beer loving companions. But it ends there. It feels so much like a chain (which it is I know...) and the interiors are hard, black and unfriendly 'pseudo-punk' or some shit like that. Black walls, hideous graffiti, cliche 'punk' sayings printed on everything. I was surprised that most of the other patrons were in their early 20's, I know I hadn't developed a taste for craft beer at this age. More like...what can get you pissed. Maybe thats where the really high percentage alcohol beers really come in..! It just feels fake, the atmosphere isn't welcoming. Staff weren't particularly friendly either, generally an unhappy place, SO MANY other amazing places in London! Don't waste your time in sub-standard chains. read more