September 15, 2009
A modern restaurant whose best asset is the late fall acquisition of Milas, a Czech with a passion for beer, as General manager. Right in the heart of downtown, pay your parking, with with several comfortable tables moulded onto a large deck. Attractive medium sized bar. Friendly staff and customers. Food I am told was above average. Attractive laid out draught beer menu, and pretty good bottles list even for a big city, with lots of special orders and Belgians. A definate stop if you are in London.

July 29, 2009
If you’re in london and need a place to grab a pint of real beer, this is the place. Friendly, proffesional servers, food not bad for a steak house. But its all about the beers. Best selection in london.

July 9, 2009
Great selection of imported beers, especially Belgians, which were pricey. Decent service. Feels upscale. I didn’t sample the food, since there is a good selection of lunch food at Covent Garden Market.

May 30, 2009
Solid spot for beer in London. Nice looking spot with a nice bar area and decent patio. Tap selection isn’t too special (although I do like to see Grand River on draught), but bottle selection is quite impressive, especially outside Toronto. Definitely worth a visit when one is in London.

December 29, 2008 [ Updated September 26, 2009 ]
London’s newest beer bar with a great starting beer list. The list featured Lindemans Cuvee Rene, Scaldis Prestige, Rohchefort 10, 8, Southern Tier Cherry Saison, Chimay Blue, Saison Dupont, St Bernardus 12, Unibroue Chambly Noire, Unibroue Don de Dieu, and some tough to get OCB stuff such as bottled Nickel Brook Uniek Kriek, Scottish Ale, and others. And this was just the beginning. A nice atmosphere, modern, classy, with large bar, and really large dining room. Wine list is excellent as well. Lots of nice reds to match their famous steaks. Youd pay more to dine at the Keg, and you’re getting better quality here. Who says fine dining cannot be matched with fine beer?