Where To Drink London Beer

Peckham Arches is one of South London's most exciting and eclectic event spaces, blending industrial charm with creative energy. Located beneath the iconic railway arches in the heart of Peckham, this versatile venue is ideal for everything from live music and pop-up markets to casual hangouts and private events.

With its raw, urban aesthetic featuring exposed brickwork and soaring ceilings, Peckham Arches creates a striking backdrop for any occasion. It's also dog-friendly, so your furry friends are welcome to join in the fun. Enjoy a fantastic selection of local London beers, paired with delicious bites from top food vendors, making it the perfect spot to relax with friends and family.

Home to one of the best breweries in London, this fun and friendly taproom is the perfect stopping off point after a jaunt around Walthamstow Wetlands. Exale offer 10 line of top-quality beer, alongside craft cocktails and plenty of live events.

If you were looking for a bullseye central London location to enjoy a pint of the homegrown good stuff, The Admiralty is your best shout. Located within 50 metres of the city's centrepoint plaque, take your pick between a healthy choice of Fuller's finest ales and craft beers at this charming boozer styled on the HMS Victory.

If you're looking for a great place to drink and enjoy a refreshing beer in London, then head to Friendship Adventure. Located on Coldharbour Lane, this dog-friendly spot has live music and a glorious taproom to enjoy quality booze.

Located just outside Queen Elizabeth Park in Hackney Wick, Howling Hops Tank Bar is a gem of a brewery with an inviting industrial-style interior and cosy low-hanging lights, perfect for enjoying fresh pints. 

Come see their ten towering tanks pouring a range of beers brewed right on-site. Grab your friends and hang out in the beer hall-like area or the outdoor garden. And don't miss out on the delicious Latin fusion food from La Cunbia - think fries with pico de Gallo and brisket burritos that will have your taste buds dancing.

The Grafton in Kentish Town has drawn in ale lovers from across London with its wide selection of award-winning ales and craft beers. The bar is constantly stocked full with the best produce of some of London's most prestigious breweries. Grab your mates, grab a pint of delicious ale and unwind at this pub in North London.

Blurring the line between rustic and stylish, this trendy pub in Stoud Green offers an extensive selection of craft beers. The White Lion also dishes out a fantastic array of mouthwatering grub; the perfect accompaniment to your tasty pints.

You'd have to go some way to beat St Bart's Brewery's dedicated approach to local beer. This eclectic venue in Farringdon features stainless steel tanks which seamlessly flow unpasteurised and unfiltered Meantime lager direct from their brewery and into your glass. There's craft beers, ciders from Kent and an ever-changing range of guest ales too.

Looking for the best places for a pint in London? You can't beat The Barrel Project, a cool archway taproom located along the Bermondsey Beer Mile. Not only does it have cool interiors and an in-house kitchen, but it's also got 24 taps filled with home-brewed sips and international numbers.

Looking for freshly brewed craft beer that doesn't break the bank? Then head to Pretty Decent Beer Co in Walthamstow, where you can get your hands on their weekly special for £4 a pint on Thursdays, alongside reasonable prices throughout the week. They've got 20 taps of stouts, sours, pale ales and more to choose from, alongside mouthwatering pizzas from It's Not Big Dough. What's more, there's a huge outdoor area for those sunny days.

Bermondsey Beer Mile might be an obvious choice if you're looking to drink a pint of the good stuff in London but you should totally direct your attention to Fabal Beerhall. The name 'Fabal' means craft and that's what this cool haunt is all about. Its serving some of the best English craft lager for you to enjoy underneath the arches. 

If you're tired of the same old, watered-down European Lagers and fancy trying something a bit different, pay Highbury's Brewhouse and kitchen a visit this Summer. With an on-site micro-brewery and as part of a team of beer and cask ale enthusiast, you'll be able to gulp down one of their 50 different home-brewed small-batch craft beers. To round of the evening, you can tuck into one of the many delicious dishes on their internationally-inspired dinner menu.   

Tower Bridge Arms has quickly earnt itself a reputation as one of the best places to get craft beer in London. Head to the City to check out their latest opening which has a quirky American diner theme, along with the usual excellent selection of beer.

A West London gem, The Union Tavern has a beautiful canal-side garden where you can watch the boats go by on Regents Canal on a sunny day. At this beautiful Notting Hill pub they sell delicious, unique dishes and a brilliant range of craft beers and plenty of cool events for those interested in London beer, they don't just drink it here; there are cool beer discussions with special guests and an irresistible £5 burger deal. Don't miss out book your table at The Union Tavern online.

Offering an extensive selection of craft beers, Ealing Broadway's BeerKat is place to sample some of the best brews this little island has to offer. Get a taste of the local stuff fresh from their 12-strong tap wall, soaked up with delicious sourdough pizzas. 

The People's Park Tavern know a lot about London beer; they do make huge batches of it in their on-site brewery after all. You can try their inevitably delicious creations at their pub on the edge of Victoria park. The huge beer garden and general warmth and hospitality always encourages groups of friends to languish a while in the sun and drink a couple more craft pints than they were expecting. 

Get on down to The Guildford Arms in Greenwich to enjoy a taste of some of South London's finest local beer. To pair with your drink? Scrumptious gastro grub, from brunch to Sunday roast, to enjoy in either the stylish, leafy boozer or its gorgeous beer garden.

Bored of your local boozer? Camden Beer Hall had got you covered. Sip on their awesome selection of fresh craft beers in their cool space or tuck into a delicious Italian menu designed by top-notch chef Theo Randall.

Home to some of the finest beers in the city, Mondo Brewing Company is a top-notch spot to visit in Battersea for a pint... or two. Delve into their glorious range of booze while tucking into some tasty bites from their regular food trucks and local restaurant partners.

Head to Brixton to sample some of the finest South London craft beers. Friendship Adventure At 5 Market Row works with local breweries to serve you the best drinks, in a relaxed venue complete with tiled walls and wooden tables. 

Using traditional German methods to brew beer right here in London, Kraft are a solid choice for your local drinking picks. Expect tours and tastings at the Dalston location, alongside student discounts in Elephant and Castle.

If you're wondering where to drink London beer in East, then hop on a tube to Leyton's Mammoth Tap. Although this venue may be home to small batched brews, the taste is pretty mighty. On top of that, there's also a roster of live music events and food trucks to get stuck into.

If you're wondering where to drink beer in London, make your way to Cafe 1001 on Brick Lane in Shoreditch for the finest brews. And while you're sipping on some golden goodness? Chow down on authentic slices of pizza or throw some shapes on the dancefloor.

If you're looking for places to drink beer in London, Westow Tap is an excellent shout. Located in Crystal Palace, the venue has a wide selection of beer to choose from, alongside a menu of burgers, wings and nachos.

If you're wondering where to drink hop-tastic delights in the city, head to Gosnells Bermondsey Bar on the legendary Bermondsey Beer Mile. With over 7 meads on tap, alongside plenty of other pours from Freedom and Signature, this is the ideal venue for quaffing golden brews.

For an afternoon tipping back some of the finest drinks in London, head on over to The Arch House. Located on the epic Bermondsey Beer Mile, this joint is renowned for its killer stock, which showcases craft sips and hearty ciders from an award-winning brewery.

When it comes down to South London beer, The Huntsman & Hounds knows a thing or two. With a lip-smacking selection of brews up for grabs, from craft to ale, this venue is sure to have everyone filling up on the good stuff. To top it off? There's also a top-notch darts board. 

When it comes to craft beers in London, there's nothing like an ice cold pint of your new favourites. Soak up brews from Little Creatures and discover newfound bottles through tap takeovers and more.

Discover the gem of Coldharbour Works - Supercute Brewhouse, a beer lover's paradise that goes beyond the ordinary bar experience. This trendy microbrewery creates its own fresh beers, inviting you to indulge in flavours like never before.

With a calendar full of exciting events, including quiz nights and special sips from Tuesday to Sunday, there's always something happening here. Come celebrate local talent and enjoy a truly unforgettable night out.

The Five Points Courtyard and Taproom is keeping things simple with a stripped-back look, fuss-free BBQ grub, from meat platters to smoked buns and flatbreads, plus a bar serving nothing but top-quality craft beer. Settle in for courtyard sips in the summer and brewery tours throughout the year.  

Drawing in craft beer enthusiasts from all over the capital, the Temple Brew House is a charming venue in the middle of town that offers a relaxed dining and drinking experience to all its patrons. Rustic by concept, the venue's wooden furniture, metallic brewing tanks and menu of craft beers offers a stress-free spot for London's beer lovers to unwind in after a long day.  

If you find yourself in North Finchley in pursuit of a delicious, refreshing pint then look no further than The Bohemia. A gorgeous, high-ceilinged boozer kitted out with industrial-style silver lighting to make its glistening beer tanks, it brews its own wheat juice onsite as well as offering an array of special guest concoctions, delicious stouts and IPA. Come for the malty Swizzle and stay for the punchy Beano.

This Hammersmith watering hole has been providing Londoners with real ales for almost a century and it shows no sign of slowing down. Whether you came for a taste of their immense craft beer collection, a classic cocktail or a hearty dish from the British menu, you can't go wrong.

Giving it some welly in the drinks department? Head on down to Wandsworth to find out. A top place for London beers, the Brewer's Inn are known for their top rotation and selection of draught, cask ales and craft pints. 

When it comes to drinking London beer, there aren't many boozers that know their brews better than the Young's group. Join them at their St Paul's Cathedral offering for a delicious roster of home-grown pints in the heart of the City. 

Arguably the best place to drink beer in London, Camden Town Brewery is taking you on a tour of its impressive factory where you'll get taught all the steps involved and enjoy samples straight from the tank - it doesn't get fresher than that.

Explore the world of craft beer with 40ft Brewery and Taproom's Brewery Tour Tasting in Dalston. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the brewing process and taste a selection of freshly brewed ales like Hazy Pale and Pils in their cosy taproom. Head on down for a booze-filled adventure every Saturday.

Only a short walk from Farringdon Station you'll find The Exmouth Arms, a boozer housed in a Victorian building, adorned with emerald green tiles and serving up some of the finest craft beers London has to offer. Its selection is ever-changing and there are four cask ales constantly rotating, showcasing quality and diversity. You'll be able to find the likes of Camden Hells here, as well as Two Tribes Dream Factory, Signature Brew Backstage IPA and more.

A true gem in North London's drinking scene, The Lock Tavern has had a makeover and is back on top form with a plethora of city brews for you to try. Head on over to this classic Camden boozer and sip away on London's finest craft creations.

With such a good roster of independent brewers and craft names, it's no wonder that London is such a top place to grab a pint, and it's no wonder that the Victoria in Mile End is catering to please. Head on down for some of the best pints in the city.

In need of an ice-cold beer? We thought as much. So be sure to head to The Saint in City for a crackin' selection of lip-smacking bevvies. Enjoy sipping on their range of craft brews or ales, while munching on a tasty range of hearty pub fare.

If you love Truman's craft beer, you won't want to miss out on the launch of Truman's Social Club, an all-new outdoor venue in Walthamstow. They're starting with the large beer garden with fantastic street food, with hopes to expand  and include an on-site brewery and taproom in the near future. 

Signature Brew Blackhorse Road is located in the heart of East London's Beer Mile, offering a sprawling terrace, working brewery and modern taproom. Swing by this beauty, or its Haggerston taproom, to try a selection of craft ales and chow down on wings courtesy of the team at We Serve Humans.

The Gun is a historic haunt in Spitalfields with a rich history dating back to Henry VIII, so it only seem natural that they champion London craft brew producers. Stop by the trendy East London pub to sample some of the finest creations our city's gt to offer. 

If you're after a selection of great beers, try The Stag, as they boast over 24 taps and over 100 bottles and cans of beer. These are sourced from local brewers in the capital and across the country, and the pub often teams up with their favourite brewers to deliver excellent beer experiences. Meanwhile, their food is a seasonal pub affair – and their Sunday roast is known across the globe.

It's easy to drink authentic British beer in London when you have Young's by your side. Not only hosting a roster of London's finest brewery drinks, their back bar is an accomplished roster of home-grown favourites with British pub grub to boot.

Located on Market Row in Brixton Village, Harlem Brewing Taproom is the ultimate destination for beer enthusiasts. Founded by Celeste Beatty, the first African American woman to launch a commercially distributed craft beer, this taproom is all about celebrating community and cultural heritage.

Dive into a pint of the 125th Street IPA, rich with citrus and spice, while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. The space is a visual delight, featuring colourful designs by Harlem artists and the creative minds at Squire & Partners. Cheers to good brews and great vibes.

The Jugged Hare is a top quality London gastro-pub which forms part of the Grade II listed Whitbread Brewery. Much more than a local pub with good London beer, this place hangs its own meat and offers customers the chance to try their very own brewed Indian Pale ale beer. They also stock one of London's best beers, 'Sambrook's Junction'. With quirky stuffed animals lining the walls there is a homely feel. Book a table online now to enjoy some of London's best beers!

If you're looking to keep it local with your drinks, then check out Pillars Brewery in Walthamstow. Not only do they serve fresh lagers made on-site at this award-winning destination, but you can also choose from a selection of stouts, pales, ciders and more from nearby producers. Whether you're in their industrial-style taproom or on one of the sunny tables outside, you can pair your pint with Indian fusion dishes like dosas or firecracker potato wraps.

If you want any name on your lips when it comes to a pub for London beer, it's sure to be the Marquess. A humble and classic British boozer with a top roster of local ales and home-brewed London beer, head on down for a top pint or three. 

Partnering with The Meantime brewery, Tank and Paddle serve some of London's freshest pints, as well as a whole selection of East London brews. If you're peckish, grab a pizza or try their legendary Mac n' Cheese range. Having just opened a sister site in Bishopsgate, there's no excuse not to try the great home brewed beers on offer here. 

Boasting live music on Fridays, epic pub quizzes and wing Wednesdays, St John's Tavern is a great watering hole in Clapham. And if that's not enough, check out beer for just £6.95 per pint, alongside a slew of cocktails and wine on offer.

At this Herne Hill destination, you'll find the finest selection of home-brewed lager, amber lager and pale ale, alongside a cracking array of cocktails. Bird House Brewery, tucked away under the railway arches, boasts a huge outdoor terrace that's perfect for the summer months, as well as cosy interiors complete with rustic wooden tables. And if you swing by on the weekend? Expect fantastic DJ sets and live music.

Looking for somewhere to drink beer in London that's on the sophisticated side? Venture to Shoreditch for 26 Curtain Road, a bar spanning two levels of gorgeous, dark interior and vinyl-only music. The menu is extensive with international and locally sourced craft beers changing on rotation.

Wondering where to drink local beer in London? Three Colts Tavern is run by Walthamstow's Exale Brewing, so you can guarantee there aren't many miles on these fresh pints. Sip craft beer, munch pizzas, play shuffleboard and take part in Wednesday quizzes here.

Head to the Kings Arms if you're looking for a fantastic place to drink beer in London. There's a tasty selection of real ale, as well as lagers, and they are wonderful to enjoy with their updated pub classics menu.

Drenched in mahogany colours and boasting a Victorian cocktail lounge on the ground floor, the Lillie Langtry pub in Earls Court that can't help but make you smile. The venue's kitchen plates up a selection of grilled dishes - the pub is famous for it's chicken - while the bar serves all the best craft beers, local ales and fine wines available in West London. Sink into a cosy booth, relax with your favourite pint and watch the hours drift by at this friendly pub in West London. 

If you're looking to drink London beer in a modern pub, look no further than The Lock Inn. This Hackney Wick spot has all kinds on offer from local breweries, which can be enjoyed in the canalside garden or used to wash down some hearty grub.

You can't get more local than drinking beer at the very place it's made, with the weekly Gipsy Hill Brewery Tours. You'll be guided through the history and process of brewing in these 40-minute sessions, before enjoying six different blends in the taproom. 

One of the best beer spots in London, Hackney Church Brew Co is an excellent brewery with a cracking garden and fun quiz nights. They feature a list of 6 signature brews, alongside delicious Indian food - think goat curry, tikka masala and onion bhajis.

3 Locks Brewery is a canal-side watering hole located in the heart of Camden. It features cool, quirky decor in the form of checkerboard flooring and pops of orange, and is home to ten taps fronting fresh draught beer brewed on-site, as well as a selection of wines, spritzes and spirits. You can look forward to sipping on the likes of a West Coast IPA, with notes of pine and grapefruit, or the banana-flavoured Hefeweizen. 

Searching for London watering holes? The Star by Hackney Downs is a brilliant place to head to if you're looking for pints of lagers, ales and Guinness. Relax in its chilled ambience and chow down on delicious street food.

Fronting an on-site brewery in their taproom, which is tucked away near the famous power station, Battersea Brewery is one hot spot for drinking local beer. From cask to keg, including guest pours from around the world, this cool venue has you covered.

The Mall Tavern boasts over 28 taps filled with the best beer and cider from local brewers and around the world. The interiors are modern and comfortable, the food is a strictly British affair, serving classic, seasonal dishes and the environment is more than friendly.

The Newman Arms is a 17th Century haunt that inspired iconic Londoners such as George Orwell and Michael Powell. Head on over to the Soho haunt and you'll get to sip on great British brews both old and new, in historical surroundings.