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

Yes, it's a corporate chain but what pubs aren't these days? Brewdog offers over 20 craft beers…read moreon tap. The beer menu is lit up behind the bar like a movie marquee while the rest of the pub is dark and neatly laid out with booths and other seating nooks. You can also sit at the bar. Worth checking out if you're in the neighbourhood!

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!

Love this place so much. Came here on a whim because they were playing some soccer games and the…read moreboxing match and it's a great environment. Really fun place, and the owner makes you feel really welcome. Next time I'm in London will definitely make this a frequent stop.

From the owner: A bar dedicated to 90's Football Italia, pizza by the slice and Italian craft beer. Think life size…read moreGazza, Nessun Dorma in the toilets & a Panini sticker wall

Went here Saturday for a great time and obviously a popular spot as it was very busy. Brilliant…read moreconcept wine and cocktail bar, serve yourself white and red wines from varying regions/ countries using proprietary debit card dispensing system for 1) taster 25ml 2) 125ml 3) 175ml glasses. Offers 3 different seating areas from foyer to basement and back patio. Food on offer were assorted French soft cheeses, Savory appetizer selections and even a shared 1kg beef rib! Definitely plan to be back soon.

Stopped by for a drink since it was needed to break up the long day shopping at Battersea power…read morestation. Silly me I assume they would have a full bar but they only have a select few lagers and wine. Lots of seating in front as well as a nice dining area inside. It's good to grab a seat out front and people watch as tourists walk by.

A wine bar brought to you by the Devine Cellars crew. Good setting. Great wine. Simple, well…read moreexecuted snacks and charcuterie. The tortilla is particularly moorish. There is the most excellent range of South Aussie wines including Tommy Ruff, Hewiston and d'Arenberg. All recommended. And there is wine from everywhere else too and even some orange wine. If you're not in the mood for vino they also have cocktails, beer (Brixton Brewery) and the very refreshing Gosnells mead (better than cider I promise). Snacks include scotched eggs, cured meats, olives, the above mentioned tortilla, corn, pate, anchovies and all the things perfect to pick at with great wine. Vegos very much considered. Oh yeah and cheese. Obviously. There's a couple of outdoor spots to people watch and a number of four ish seaters inside. The bar is particularly good to sit at. If you buy a wine over 30 pounds you get some cheese for free and a couple of other great deals. If you're on Twitter keep an eye on their tasting events. Highly recommended.

Such a wonderful little wine bar with knowledgeable personnel! Prices are very reasonable and their…read morecheese platters are rotating! A great place for a romantic date or laid back night with your friends.