May 5, 2012
Very nice place in the heart of London. Ambiance is good thanks to the cheerish crowd. Forniture seems pretty standard pub’s, with wooden tables and chairs. Quite many seats. Personnel was not exactly the friendliest, but it was a super busy Saturday night, so that’s comprehensible. Selection is really good, with Northern Europe, Mikkeller, Cantillon, Americans (a lot) and British crafts represented. 20 taps/casks and very nice bottle selection. Can’t really comment on the taps selection since I got there during a tap takeover for a "meet the brewer" event. Food was good and choice is quite deep, almost very deep is compared to other craft beer establishments in London. Value, though, is the weak point. I drank 3 half pints and eat a burger, for a total of £25. I can drink/eat the same in other craft beer bars in London for almost half the cost. Overall, I’d say a positive experience, and I’ll definitely try to check out this place again during more quiet hours.

May 5, 2012
the ONLY place in London worth a dam, Craft sister bar is supposedly good as well. Had 12 micro casks, all that I tried we’re excellent. Huge cellar with tons of mikkeller and harder to find American beers like Anchorage and Cigar City.

April 27, 2012 [ Updated May 7, 2012 ]
This place has an outstanding selection of beer! The bottle fridges are epic and although stocking regular favorites (particularly Mikkeller) they do tend to rotate the selction somewhat. However in my opinion this pub is all about the tap selection. It’s not just about the number of taps but also the frequency at which the selection rotates. Cask is also a great promoter of British craft beer, which is always nice! Of note are the "Meet the Brewer" evenings they put on once a month on a Monday evening. A great opportunity to meet the guy (or girl) who has provided you with your beverage and also try (what is usually) an extensive selection of their beer. One negative is the prices are still up there, but this is common for craft beer in Central London. Also, it would benefit from larger premises (especially due to its popularity). Don’t let that put you off though, this place is well worth a visit and will surely have something on offer that you haven’t tried before...

April 22, 2012
A fantastic pub with an excellent range of cask and keg beer, both from the UK and abroad, is complemented by a wide range of bottled beers. The menu is not so big in terms of choice, but seems to be quality if the sticky toffee pudding I had is anything to go by.

April 20, 2012
Went here to meet up with some Ratebeerians. Looks like a mix between classic English pub and modern (craft beer) bar, which works well. Very nice tap selection with (to me) unknown UK micros and some Scandanavians + a De Molen beer. Bottles selection was crazily good and everything’s still quite affordable. Food isn’t very inspiring but taste. Burger was decent; fried squid was excellent, as were the fries. Place as super busy, which is a bit of a downside but the bar was super speedy so not really a problem. Really enjoyed my stay here. Rightfully so one of the highest rated craft pubs.

April 19, 2012
When I was visiting, this place had much more interesting tap and cask selection than Craft Beer Co, and the bottle selection was much more diverse. A massive amount of good stuff available (their beer menu had 5 pages dedicated to Mikkeller alone!), although some larger bottles are very expensive. Beers on tap/cask were quite cheap, though. Be sure to check out their "bargain bin" for some cheap bottles to go. Overall a great place and friendly service.

April 10, 2012
Weird location, in the middle of a residential street. Great place for lunch. Had some sandwiches with fries that really filled us up. Tried some cask and some tap beers. The bottle list was a bit expensive for me though, but then again, everything is expensive in London. Service was friendly but I didn’t have the feeling our waitress was very knowledgeable or interested in beer. Stayed about an hour longer than anticipated, just reading a bit, as it was shitty weather outside. Even when not ordering, was no problem (the place wasn’t exactly packed I must say). Will visit again.

April 6, 2012
Nice pub with a good selection of beers. Special prices for beer to go. Many local casks and taps. Good food, but prices for food is slightly above average, but still worth it. Lots of non British beers.

April 3, 2012
This place was recommended to me by a lot of London based drinkers I know and they were correct. It is a great pub. A bit out of the regular tourist areas, but Pimlico is now becoming a bit more fashionable and with places like this you can see why. On the junction of Charlwood St and Tachbrook St, just north of Pimlico tube station, on the way to Victoria (tube and bus terminal). 10 Cask beers always available, with beers from Thornbridge, Dark Star, Ilkley and Red Squirrel when I visited. They also had on six Munich O’fest beers on tap, Rothaus Pilsner and a Kriek. Not sure what the selection is once the O’fest is over. The place is a corner bar, modern, airy and clean. Light green upper walls, plenty of chairs, windows and tables. The whole one room bar was decked out in Bavarian Blue and White diamonds for the O’fest beers and it looked cool. Three young men manned the bar, the owner wandering around checking all was well. A birthday party of a thirty something year old was in full swing on the Saturday afternoon we visited, they were quiet but made the pub busy. The food looked good and interesting, we just had a packet of crisps with our beers. The bottle list was the biggest I’ve ever seen in the UK, over 200. American brewers were well represented, smaller guys as well as better known ones: Big Sky, Captain Lawrence, Dog Fish, Founders, Green Flash and Jolly Pumpkin taking my eye. There were also a lot of Belgian bottles to get stuck into. Like my friends, I highly recommend this London pub and will be re-visiting whenever I can.

March 20, 2012 [ Updated May 23, 2012 ]
Spent a couple of evening here in March 2012. Nice bar, looks a bit like a modern suburban pub of the inside. Staff are alright by London standards but a bit hit and miss. Super selection, 10 casks that change regularly, some draught and loads of bottles. Some of the bottles area bit pricey and they had no menu so it became a bit expensive when picking random bottles. Excellent place overall, well worth a trip and very accessible from Victoria station