When it comes to small batch, tasting, and quality, this pub has it. With a dedication to detail…read moreyou can't find a better pint than Bullfinch. Bother Andrew, will ya?

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.

There were out of a lot of beer by the time we arrived on a Sunday afternoon but their Love Walk…read morebeer was good. It looked like a cloudy lager (sorry, I'm not a beer expert) with very slight hoppy overtones. It was great value too. Only £3.50 a pint! For this they get an extra star. The place itself could use a bit of TLC. It's a bit ramshackle and doesn't encourage lingering. The environment just isn't great. That said, it would be great if they could make better use of their outdoor space.

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...

Solid brews and a ton of selection. Love the brown, pups, lager and steam are all solid choices…read more Plus there's food. The makings of a good day in Peckham.

This microbrewery has gone from strength to strength in the past few years, just like its…read moresurrounding area of Peckham. Located within the railway arches under Peckham Rye station they've recently converted the front yard of the brewery into an outdoor seating area for enjoying their beers right from the source. Open from Wednesday-Sunday for drinks and with food supplied from the excellent Slow Richie's BBQ, it's a great place to enjoy craft beers available in cask, keg and bottle. The only thing stopping this place get five stars is that the prices are expensive given that there is literally zero transport cost in getting the beer to where it is served, as I have seen the beers available for less further away!

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!

If you are a beer lover then this it's a fair bet you'll like this place, it boasts having on at…read moreany time 10 different keg beers, 4 cask ales and 4 decent ciders. Like the beer rebellion in Gypsy Hill the bar is located close to a railway station. The ambience inside is dimmed lighting, with a young friendly crowd. Prices are on the slightly high side no doubt due to Peckham suddenly becoming cool. The bar staff are however both friendly and knowledgeable. My only criticism is they would benefit from more seating inside.

This is a beer heaven, literally. The variety of beers available there is absolutely second to…read morenone: Ale, Lager, Cider... You name it. The pint ranges from £3.5 is to roughly £6 for the premium ones. I had an Ale on one of these rare sunny Sundays in London, and it was good. The location does not really pay justice to the place. Close to Queens Road Peckham Station with nice outdoor seats, but there is no way to enjoy the sun if you want to as it's covered by a tree. It can be quite packed inside though, which says a lot about the quality of the beer. Loved it, will go again. And again. And Again! :)

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.

Lucky London. You…read morehave amazing restaurants, fantastic coffee and now, quality craft beer shops. Ghost Whale was again found by accident. We were rushing to a have lunch before a friends wedding when we passed Ghost Whale but despite our rush, we had to walk back a bit and have a peek to see what it was all about. It didn't take long for us to survey and come to the conclusion that this was a solid craft spot. Conveniently located in Brixton, we knew were going to be here a lot. And today I finally made my way to the shop and it was bliss. Love the selection. They seem to have chosen the best from both sides of the Atlantic. Whether you like sweet dessert like stouts or the heavier whiskey smoky stouts, fruity or herbal saisons and sours, juicy IPAs and DIPAs, Weiss Biers and Belgians, you're very likely to find something satisfactory here. Today I got my Mikkeller Beer Geek series. Can't wait to sample all of them. Saison loving friend and I was also given a brief tour of the back garden. It sure looks like the perfect spot to hang out this summer! If you're in Brixton and like craft beer, you have to pay a visit to this place.

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

Cool taproom with the entire range of Gipsy Hill on tap with also some other special beers and…read moreguest ones, as well as some cans in the fridge. I had their Moneybag$ DIPA (9.9%, half pint for GBP 4.5) which I enjoyed although I had better double IPAs.

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.

Other than the maintenance team (awesome) - this place is a dump. You'll see within 3-6 months.read more

An arcade bar in London. Fun!…read more Being a fan of the American chain Barcade, I was excited to learn about The Four Quarters opening in Peckham. Peckham isn't my usual place to hang out, but as we do have some friends there we headed down for a Sunday evening funday. Right now (July 2014), as the place is still in its infancy, only some of the games cost money with the rest on free play. I'm sure this will transition to most/all being charged as they mature in their business. For games requiring coins, you can swap £1 for $1 in quarters. As an American, I think it's fun to play with actual quarters. I also like that they haven't adjusted the machines to cost a lot to play. The drink selection is pretty massive (lots of craft beers and such), the food selection seems to be still in a trial phase (right now they're doing a menu of various takes on grilled cheese), and the look whole place does have a bit of a work-in-progress vibe. But I really like it! The stools are super comfy, which is nice if you want to sit and play Sega Rally (quite badly, in my case) or just relax a bit. They have Tron - which is really cool to look at, but quite tricky. I should note that I'm pretty sucky at most arcade games in general, but that one kinda kicked my ass. Lots of classics: Pac-Man, Asteroids, WWF, Defender, Street Fighter 2, Star Wars Trilogy, and lots more that I can't remember. There are even a couple pinball machines. Get thee to Peckham and play video games! It's fun!!