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

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

Cute little place for drinks after dinner, love their cider on tap!…read moreI would like to come back for dinner and try out the dishes on their menu.

For any beer enthusiast visiting London I really recommend taking the trip down to Chiswick to…read morevisit this place. The atmosphere is really nice and the beer is simply amazing. Especially their American Pale Ale was something out of this world! They also do food and on Sunday's after 4pm all their mains are only £10! The normal prices are between £10-15 so it's not the cheapest pub eatery around but the beer is just so good that it's worth the few quid extra for the food! :) If the weather is nice their terrace is also a nice place to relax. They also have heaters there so it's OK to sit outside even if it's a bit chilly.

Upon entry, this place captured me. The vinyl-era inspired decor along with instruments and posters…read moreof Musicians occupying the walls of the cafe are positively inspiring. One can't help but to find their muse whilst enjoying a cup of coffee or tea. I had the vegan granola w/coconut yogurt and it was absolutely divine. It looks simple but packs a mouthful of naturally sweet bliss in every bit. Since I had a late night, it was the perfect way to really eat up and prepare for my day. I'm glad I got to come out to Chiswick and take notice of the area and stumble up Rhythm and Brews. It's no wonder why the establishment fills up quickly with regulars and first-timers, such as myself. If I lived in London, this would certainly be a spot that I frequent, no matter what area I lived in. It's that worth it. Go check it out yourself and let me know what you think.

Great, relaxed vibe with old school tunes playing, laptop, dog and kid friendly…read more Delicious coffee and tea beverages, pastries and breakfast and lunch sandwiches along with a few made to order breakfast plates as well. Staff is always friendly.

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!

My very first English pub. After arriving in London and losing 5 hours it was time for lunch…read more Our daughter in law took us here for a bite on the way to pick up the grandkids. The place looked like what I expected a London pub to be like. It's located in the borough of Richmond and near a quaint English village. The food was okay.

A deceptively spacious pub with a large garden in the back, as well as a non-smoking decking for…read morediners. A great place for drinks in small or large groups..however I don't recommend the food. The menu and the food itself looks great, but it was all so bland. For the prices you're paying, I really do expect better. I went for Chicken & Leek pie with mash and gravy (around £10), and my boyfriend went for the fish and chips (just under £12). We were both disappointed..everything lacked seasoning. I would go back here for drinks though, as it really is a lovely pub, and the staff are very friendly!

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.

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!

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

We visited the long man brewery for a tour and tasting. They were both excellent. The brewery is…read morefairly small and not that old, and the tours and shop started last December but it is an absolute must if you enjoy beer and are interested in the local history of the area. The tour guide was extremely friendly and knowledgable and able to answer everyone's questions. The tour itself lasted about 45 minutes and then you all sit round the tasting table in the shop to try 4 of the beers whilst the tour guide explains how each was made and tasting notes. They are also very happy to give you an extra glass of any of the beers you fancy drinking more of after the initial tasting. They definitely aren't scrimping on the beer available to you! Also part of the tour is a goodie bag to take home containing a bottle of beer and a long man glass, and you get 15% off any purchases you make in the shop on the day. It was really excellent value for money and a thoroughly enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours.