This is one of the better distillery/brewery tours I have been on! Colin was a great guide and…read morehost. I would highly recommend this but leave time for the great beer tastings!

I've done brewery tours in the US, Ireland, and England and the Fullers tour is really good. The…read moreguide we had (Lisa) was knowledgeable, had been with the company a long time, and had a great personality for the tour. She was alternately friendly, funny, and informative. The tour was organised around the four main ingredients of beer (barley, water, hops, and yeast) and it showed the old way and new way of brewing at each stage. Often you see an old copper and brick version and then you see the new, computerised and stainless steel version. Lots of the photo opportunities are in pretty poor light. If you bring a camera, be sure to be ready for dim indoor lighting. On the up side, you see a real working brewery doing its thing. You really do sometimes step out of the way so someone can walk by and keep doing his job. On the down side, this means they generally only do tours during business hours. Skive off work one afternoon, though. It's worth it. Parking near the brewery is limited, so be sure to allow yourself some time to find a spot. There's ample pay-and-display parking, but it's a lot of twisty turny streets in there. I'm not sure how easy it is to get to this on public transport. We drove. That's a shame, because somebody's not getting the full experience. The tastings at the end were generous and we got to sample lots of different beers. I had only really had the London Pride and Honeydew before the tour. I'll be watching for the Jack Frost Christmas ale and Chiswick Ale now.

I would give it a 4.5-5 for ambiance, beer flavor, and nostalgia. My family came here a week…read morebefore the shut down, so we were excited to come back post pandemic. Unlike most places, the quality has held up, but like most people the customer service was just awful, and it was the manager...a lady who is American wearing Asahi. I know fuller was bought out years ago, it seems their corporatism has seeped in

Joh Evers was our guide for a wonderfully informative tour and tasting…read more Had to stop here during my trip to London as it is the oldest brewery in London and also still family owned. The tour was a standard soup to nuts of the brewing process but it was throughout an old brewery with many of the "old" brewing containers on display. Tour ended with a tasting and the only problem was that there were too many choices (cask and keg) to choose from. Definitely recommend this brewery tour for all my hops heads

This place is a bit off the beaten path - Piccadilly line to Boston Manor, then either a 20min walk…read moreor 25min bus+walk. The place itself is in the classic industrial estate brewery model. There's little in the way of amenities, but plenty of beer on tap and in bottles. Great range, as you would hope to see at a brewery. A few food options for nibbling. Not a lot of space to sit on chairs/benches (read: stacked pallets) but on my visit lots of people were content to sit on a curb outside. The prices are fair, the staff friendly. Probably a fun option if you are a local, but for anyone coming from Central London a visit here is a real journey. Still, worth popping by sometime. N.B. this place only has occasional opening hours. Check the brewery's Twitter feed for the next open day.

Small industrial unit on a fairly grim industrial estate producing some of the finest beers in the…read moresouth of England. Gary Hayward started brewing here in 2004 and has consistently produced great beers. His American style IPAs are probably the best outside of the States. He also produces milds, porters and bitters,some of which are available in bottle. http://www.redsquirrelbrewery.co.uk

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!

Wow! Just wow! Amazing global street food! Great vintage shopping! Don't miss it! This Nuff said,read more

They made a Jim Carrey movie here. "The Trumans Show."…read more The old Truman Brewery has so much history as it used to be one of the great breweries of the UK. Now the space has been turned into a event center and part-time Market stall and that really works as well. So on every level this is really cool both for the history and the current use of the space.

Great brewery with outside and inside seating. Order your…read moredrinks at the bar, or with the table service. Taps were all great, as we tried probably half the menu. My favorite being the Hells. Seating is ample and great for larger groups- as ours was. Food- surprisingly amazing! I've been thinking about the Chard Ravioli with the butter since I ate it and contemplated ordering a second entre when we were there. Not pictured is the Beer Hall Platter- think giant cheese board. We got the Large and it was a good size for 6 people. Always love when burrata is available. The pretzels on the platter were also very tasty and came out warm- we could smell them baking before they were served. We will definitely be back, loved everything about this place.

Kid friendly but no kids menu…read more My wife, daughter and I were walking the Camden Market and were looking for food. I had been drinking Camden Hells Lager since I've been in the UK, so when we saw the Camden Town Brewery, we decided to stop and get a bit to eat. It is in a great spot, right on the Camden Locks, in the heart of the Camden Market. It isn't much to look at once you walk in, pretty standard. Same goes for the cocktail offering. The cocktails on their cocktail menu mostly contained Beefeater Gin, but they were out of Beefeater Gin and said they couldn't substitute for one of the other Gins they had in the wall, which was quite a few, so that was disappointing. We were a little worried there wasn't a kids menu but we got the Cotswold fried chicken, without hot sauce and it was incredible. My wife and I shared the fish and chips and it was very good as well. We were a little underwhelmed when we walked in but were very satisfied and pleased with the food. We would comeback for the ambiance but definitely would for the food.

Good beer but terrible service. American woman that seems to run the place was very court. Never a…read moregood word to say. Apparently divorced an English guy and is pretty disappointed about this as it shows in her description and attitude! I love visiting breweries all over the world but was in fear when I asked her a question. My poor friend just asked for a lite beer and the Fuller wench yelled back asking if she was looking for lower ibu or alcohol!!! Come on man. Lighten up sister! Maybe she needs to go back to LA!!! I liked the brewery but will not return!!!

I went here to get some Fullers brand gifts for a friend who was leaving London (London Pride is…read morehis favorite beer!). Not only did I find polo shirts, tshirts, hats, etc, I also found a London Pride rugby ball that worked perfectly as a gift for him. There's also a small warehouse of Fullers beer along with a very large selection of wines to choose from. If you can't find what you're looking for here, you probably just don't drink the right kind of alcohol. :-) And since it's at Fullers Brewery, why not go on a tour while you're there (I didn't, but I'd like to sometime!).

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.

This cafe is the best and the owners are incredible kind! I loved their almond flat white and sat…read moreoutside by the river to enjoy it. The outdoor seating has plenty of room, and they are very dog friendly.

Nice little spot to stop while walking along the Thames with lots to see with the outside seating…read moreavailable. There is inside seating of that is the choice. There is something for everyone to choose from, even having a vegan pasty. The beverages are all fresh and well done and everyone there is friendly, getting food out fast.