A few beers brewed on-site pour from up to ten taps inside and many more outside. Some are in the back with limited seating, and there are many more taps and seats outside at their “garden bar.” Seven indoor tables…
Tag: London
13 spots
Mother Kelly’s
A relatively large craft beer bar with 30 taps, it describes itself as a “bottle shop and tap room.” However, post-COVID, it has stopped selling bottles and cans.
Ghost Whale (Putney)
This is the original Ghost Whale location in London which is an excellent bottle shop with limited seating where you can enjoy 8 rotating taps.
Mikkeller Brewpub London
Twenty taps and their obligatory bottle menu as well as a food menu. About ten tables scattered about with a standing bar and communal tables for sharing with a group of friends or strangers.
Mikkeller Bar London
Twenty taps with a large bottle menu, this popular bar is fairly small with just 10 small tables to sit and a standing bar.
Cloudwater
Cloudwater Brew Co operates a taproom on Enid Street in London with 20 draft taps and one cask line..
Indie Beer
Nine refrigerated coolers displaying 300 different beers and four taps. Six or so scattered tables and a couch provide seating among the selection of beer available for consumption on site, or to go.
Brewdog (Waterloo)
This massive two-level brewery at Waterloo Station in London has it all. There are 28 taps on each level, including some guest taps. Those brewed on-site are specifically identified.
Anchor Bankside
This 400+ year-old bar features at least 2 sets of 4 cask ales with pumps and 16 pressurized kegs. Bottles also available.
Duke of Hammersmith
A 20-tap bar serves a rotating selection of BrewDog and guest beers, complemented by two refrigerated shelves of bottled and canned offerings. The venue features multiple TVs, board games, and several tables for seating.
BrewDog (Seven Dials, London)
It’s a decent size for a corner bar, but with two floors, it is relatively large for the city. You’ll find up to 20 beers on tap, including guest taps, and a bottle/can menu with on-site and to-go pricing.
The Local at the Palace
Formerly called “Drink of Fulham”, this out of the way bottle shop offers a selection spread out among five dry and seven refrigerated units.
Brewdog (Paddington, London)
Twenty four taps including guest taps. A bottle and can selection of Brewdog and other brews are available to go or may be consumed on site for a small additional charge.
