After a trip to the castle we were strolling down the street looking for an authentic laid back…read morepub. So many of the places up the street looked fake and then we came across the crosses corner. Good prices drew us in and the great beer and atmosphere kept us there. The bartender was really nice, took our food order gave us a couple pints and even started a fire in the fire place for us. We had a great meal and great drinks. I personally had more fun at this pub than in the castle lol.

This was a nice place we stopped at. We were tired and wanted a snack and a drink. Beer was good,…read morecozy place with a fireplace but unfortunately they stop serving food for a few hours in the middle of the day. That is pretty standard in the UK but hard to get used to.

It might take a little while to find it (hint it's behind the building not inside it) but it's…read moretotally worth it!

This had my two favorite beers in London. Terrific IPAs. Skyway Mosaic was available one day and…read moreVerdant Bloom the next day.

Lovely Vibe, friendly Staff, and unbelievably accessible literally over the road from the tube…read morestation. Food was delicious and loved the aray of cocktails!

From the owner: God's Garden is London's newest winter garden, located in the stunning grounds of the Grade I…read moreListed One Marylebone Church. The concept offers Londoners a heated hideout to unwind in over after-work drinks, as well as highly-entertaining, high-energy all-day weekend activations. For private hire's & large group bookings please contact bookings@godsgardenldn.com

This place is awesome! Probably the best beer in London. Small taproom on the Beer Mile but well…read moredecorated. Good size beer list where most beers are £4. Lots of hazy IPAs and a few stouts, maybe a sour or two. Contactless payment. Gets busy in the evenings. A few guest taps. Overall if you're craving some of the best craft beer in the city, stop on by!

Very nice taproom with nice ambient and good selection of beers. You may have to wait in line as…read moresecurity makes it sure that it doesn't get packed but this allows a better environment inside. I had a Belgian IPA that I liked and I will go back to try some others. Most beers on tap are GBP 4 and vary in sizes, they also have some guest beers and many other beers on bottles/cans.

superb brewery. watch out for the double stout! the open evenings are a must.read more

From the owner: Founded in 2004 we make craft beer with hops grown in Kent and from around the world. Our new Tap…read moreRoom and Shop opened in 2016 and we relocated the brewery to Westerham in early 2017. Pizzas on Fridays and Burgers on Saturdays 4.30pm to 8.30pm

What a beautiful little microbrewery - only been open six months. Micro brews on the premises. The…read moreStar of Wonder is great. Cozy - like a Starbucks inside but better - and they serve beers!!!!! The parking here in the Wynn is a bargain at 20 pence (a quarter for my US buddies). Great staff, great locals, great beer Funny but when I grew up here there was NO way to buy beer or booze here because it was founded by Quakers in 1906 - and now they brew their own!! What a difference a half century makes (OMG I am getting old!)

A nice little specialist beer shop, opened in August. Stocked with local brewed beers, wines and…read morespirits. It's a cosy place so if there's a few people in know that you may not get one of the few seats they have. They are happy to give you a sample to taste to ensure you make the right selection for your taste buds. The owners run the place but they also have a converted black cab that they use for events around south london. The atmosphere was good you can have a conversation without shouting. So if you're having an event and like beer they are worth a shout. The only drawback to can point out is that they only take electronic payments. This might change or it might not ‍ The owners are friendly, willing to make suggestions on what you might like to drink and able to listen if you have some positive feedback on a particular beer. It's a nice place, when the weathers better they have outside seating, it's a goood spot for a quick one and a catch up.

Excellent value. All pizza is 5 pounds and there are many artisan options. Order at the counter and…read morethey'll buzz you when it's ready. Short wait.

After leaving a different brewery-branded craft beer bar very close by (three guesses...), a friend…read moreand I headed here in search of more delicious beer in a calmer and quieter atmosphere. One of my regular bus routes goes right by the front doors, so from the moment I saw the construction going on and the Goose Island stencils on the windows, I'd been super excited to try this place once it opened. I was looking forward to finally sitting down inside. The brewpub, which occupies a ground-floor unit, is definitely spacious. The bar is on the left as you walk in, with a row of high-top tables to the right. In back up a couple of stairs is another seating area and the brew equipment. This means Goose Island has more space than some other bars in Shoreditch, which helped the atmosphere feel calmer than where we had been before. And we didn't need to shout to hear each other. The friendly bartender helped us sample a number of brews on tap before we made up our minds on a Gillian (strawberry honey gose) and an IPA. We also perused the food menu, and shared an order of fries (£3) which were seriously nothing to write home about. Familiar with the well-designed, internationally-inspired, beer-paired food menus at other Goose Island locations in places like Seoul and Shanghai, I was disappointed to see their London offerings. They've opted for a sort of Chicago-inflected Americana with pizzas, subs, and a few sides. I'd call it rather boring. Sure, the 16" pizzas coming out to other tables smelled good, but for between £14-16, I'd expect something more special. In fact, I'd expected something more special in general. The generic exposed brick design that's probably supposed to mirror "gritty" Chicago felt hollow. The answer that I got when I asked what makes the 312 an "urban" wheat beer (that it's "urban" because it's from Chicago) forced an awkward laugh from my throat. The nicest thing was the bathrooms which, though I deplore gender segregation--come on people, go unisex, it's just a pot to piss in--provided three "F" to one "M" and had great-smelling soap. Kinda sad though if that's what impressed me most. I probably won't be back.

Situation: - Saturday evening/night, last Friday of…read moreDecember in 2018 - Order of an IPA Pros - Friendly service - The IPA was very good - There a decent amount of space of tables on the main level and a few on the slightly higher next level Cons - The layout is okay, it's good if you're with a group

When I first moved to Crystal Palace, I was recommended Beer Rebellion by a total stranger; the…read moreexperience was a bit like yelp, but without the typing. It's taken 18 months to find a reason to visit, but I definitely won't wait that long to return! Firstly, there are some seriously niche local beers. The barmaid was very good at guiding my choice because my beer knowledge isn't what you might call comprehensive. Then there's the food. Beer-battered gherkins called Beerkins served in a pint glass, a selection of amazing burgers including the mega-tasty Trophy Burger and a minted lamb burger with grilled haloumi. They also sell some rather flavoursome fries, albeit a little salty for my taste. A really cool restaurant if you can find a seat, as it gets pretty busy!

Amazing great choice of real ale and real cider a pop up pub I hope will stay open for a long time.read more