Latest reviews from Tottenham

“A rather small taproom located about 15 minutes walk from the train and tube station (and Mother Kelly's N17) at Tottenham Hale. Six of their own beers on tap, a few more on bottles and cans in the fridge. £15 for a flight of six beers. More seating upstairs overlooking the brewery plant. Local feel with family social meeting on a Friday afternoon. Friendly and informative service from a staff with Italian background. (visited with Finn, 15.03.2024).“

Rune 32 days ago

“Small taproom with a local feeling. 6 x 1/3th tasters handy.“

Finn 44 days ago

“Hypermodern place. Ok selection on kegs. No casks.“

Finn 44 days ago

“Новое заведение. Пока что без холодильника с банками но с большим выбором пива с крановю Иногда можно встретить весьма редкие сорта по хорошим ценам. Близко к станции что плюс. Можно посидеть на улице.“

biilz 82 days ago

“Mother Kelly's Tottenham, close to the tube and train station at Tottenham Hale, opened its doors in July 2023. A fairly large, modern taproom with high ceiling, benches, stools and tables. 22 taps including two ciders, focus on Wild and Sour beer, seven of them at our stay. Their beers are served in different sizes starting at 1/3 measure. Mostly beers from craft breweries in London. The place gave a clean and slightly sterile impression with friendly and informative service. We had a really good drinking session here. (Visited with Magne and Leif, 07.12.2023).“

Rune 137 days ago

“For a long time I was the only guest when visiting the taproom late on a Sunday afternoon early in November. Quite large taproom with long benches and tables in the middle of the brewery tanks. Large outdoor seating as well. The serving bar is located close to the entrance offering ten Beavertown beers on tap and a few more on cans. Their beers are available in thirds with four in each flight. On this Sunday Tottenham was playing against Liverpool at White Hard Lane, but they did not show the match at the taproom. No Led Zeppelin music in the back. Otherwise a decent, quite typical taproom, with friendly service. Should be easy to find taking the Victoria tube to Tottenham Hale, walk straight through Tottenham Hale Village, and to the Lockwood Industrial Park, where Pressure Drop also is located, but not opened on Sundays. (Visited 06.11.2022).“

Rune 502 days ago

“On our way to White Hard Lane we stopped for a few beers at this corner place, not far from the Seven Sisters underground station. Ten craft beers on the taps suppoted by canned beers in the fridge. Sour dough pizza place popular by families and young adults early on a Sunday afternoon. Friendly, informative service telling us about their popular house beer Tottenham Lager. (Visited with Leif and Magne, 06.11.2022).“

Rune 504 days ago

“Good beer but very crowded when I visited, long queues for the bar (pre Covid)“

kwik-lime 1195 days ago

“Liked the atmosphere, the beer is amazing here. Could go back any time.“

vastervikman 1557 days ago

“Visited July 2019. Modern style craft beer pub and making nice pizzas. Friendly staff . Good range of beers on tap, and on can / bottles as well. Beers served in good condition. Lots of seatings.. really nice and welcoming atmosphere.. free WiFi.. Being in the area for sure worth a visit .“

Brugmansia 1733 days ago

“Czynne tylko w soboty, browar niezgorszy, ale taproom to klitka, piwa raczej niespecjalne (chyba ze trafi sie na cos ciekawego "browarów-gosci"), kolejki kilometrowe, dwóch pyszalkowatych ochroniarzy przed wejsciem, troche lipa ogólnie... Fajniej 100m dalej, na tym samym terenie, w Pressure Drop ;)“

alteregoo 1745 days ago

“Visited 4/6/2019. Something of a craft beer oasis, very different to the other businesses in the area (as were the customers on this visit, early on a Tuesday evening). Quite busy, most tables occupied, giving the place a nice buzz (although one welltodo chap was mildly annoying laughing long and loud at his own jokes). 10 taps on offer plus a couple of full fridges. London craft focused with a smattering of others (had a decent Verdant on offer). Very friendly chap behind the bar. Furnishings are pretty basic but do the job. Certainly worth a visit if you happen to be wandering the area looking for exotic global products (on that note, recommend popping into Sam’s off licence over the road if you want expensive beers from Dem Rep of Congo).“

Grumbo 1790 days ago

“Visited on Monday, 25th Feb 2019. Corner plot, old pub converted into a single roomed bar with two counters, one for the keg beers, shelve and fridges brews and one for Sourdough Pizza. No cask ales, but a good selection of North London stuff, keg, bottled and canned (plus one or two Belgians, etc). Sound baffles in the ceiling as the hieght and minimalistic furnishings had produced an echo chamber of the place and it became very noisy with just conversation, it's worked. Pleasant chap behind the bar on my visit, beers and pizza's in fine order.“

BlackHaddock 1886 days ago

“I am literally a neighbor with these guys so I have visited the taproom many Saturdays. The ambiance is great if you are a beer lover ( Kegs, pumps etc inside, industrial scenery outside), the beers are fantastic (obviously, beavertown is a great craft beer maker) and the prices are cheap. The only problem is that it gets always too crowdy. Too many people, too little seats, so you must be armed with patience for everything (service, seating, toilets etc).“

greatgodpan 1928 days ago

“This was at their new location in the same industrial estate. Tap room is under construction, so nothing is being served. They were nice enough to show me around though, and you can purchase bottles there.“

stevoj 1975 days ago

“This isn't a beer place really. They only had two cask beers on and a few keg (One Mile End, Five Points, Lagunitas) when I came in. Even giving them the benefit of the doubt (Spurs v Liverpool had just finished and was on the telly) it was a pretty pared-down selection. A couple of bottles from BrewHeadz saved the day selection-wise. Food is cheap, beer is not. And the music is way too loud. Not my kind of place.“

jjsint 2052 days ago

“(Visited May 2018) Brewery tap room located in and industrial estate a five minute walk from Tottenham Hale tube station. A lot bigger than the brewery taps in the Bermondsey area, still with a fairly long queue to the bar, but with lots of seating outside and toilets easily available. 10 taps of quality beers, some Beavertown standards, some more rare stuff from the brewery and some guest beers (from Three Floyds on my visit). Cans available for take away sale. This was a sunny Saturday afternoon in May, so lots of people around, but there's plenty of seating and service was quite swift. A bit off the beaten track, but well worth a visit.“

Svesse 2116 days ago

“Great place for beers in the summer. A huge parking inbetween some industrial buildings. Can get quite crowded but I love it.“

jooilakon 2404 days ago

“The taproom open most Saturday's, a 10 minute walk from Tottenham Hale tube station on the Victoria line. They offer a selection of up to 12 taps of (mostly) Beavertown beers. Expect the standard range and a decent amount of seasonals/specials available in 1/3 pints and above. The taproom can get very busy and it's quite a small space ina working brewery so grabbing a table isn't always possible. Pop up food trucks usually on site to keep folk fed. Events held here have had some bad press, usually down to not ticketing the event or being over ambitious with numbers but hopefully they will learn. Most definitely worth visiting if in London“

Cheeseboard 2421 days ago

“Popped by in June. Placed was packed. Service was a bit slow, but then it was exceptionally busy.“

Doodliciousness 2465 days ago

“Awesome tap room with large outside space and ability to buy cans and bottles on site, to drink there or to go. Really good value versus stores. Great for a summer day, not sure how it works out in bad weather...“

Ktwse 2514 days ago

“Frequent visitor on a Saturday. Great choice of taps - staple range plus regular new releases and collaborations. Take-away, growlers and souvenirs. Rotating guest kitchens. Only downside is that you need to get there early to secure a table.“

R4N5H 2586 days ago

“Very popular on the single day open. Seems to be the place to be so crowded and long lines for taps/sales. Limited selection taps and cans, though appears fresh. Definitely a Beavertown experience“

Gerbeer 2632 days ago

“Decent taproom. Five beers on draft, four cask (gravity) and one keg. All core beers, alas - doesn’t seem like they do many taproom exclusives. Fair prices, friendly service. Lots of seating indoors and out. Nice viewing deck from which to see the brew kit. Overall, not a must-visit, but would make for a nice local hangout.“

Leighton 2640 days ago

“Such a great experience every time! Don;t forget this place is essentially a big working brewery on an industrial estate, but the great atmosphere and constantly great fresh beer makes this experience worth it every single time!“

Jimmythespoon 2786 days ago

“Visited multiple times - nice brewery on an industrial area. Quiet easy to find at 10 min from underground station. Really nice building, good terrace. Nice place inside, very large but very noisy too. Good beer selection from the brewery. Good price and friendly staff. Good shop and good price. Maybe one bad point, the toilet are really small and it can be really crowned. High recommended if you are visiting London breweries. One of the best place !“

sir__v 2820 days ago

“If you haven’t figured out Beavertown are one of the best breweries in the UK by now, there is little hope for you….. They open up their brewery on Saturdays 2pm – 8pm for the masses. It is located in Tottenham, but a short walk from Tottenham Hale tube station on the Victoria line, so is easier to get to than you might expect. The tap room part is in the main brewery building and offers a selection of up to 12 taps of (mostly) Beavertown beers. Expect the standard range and a decent amount of seasonals/specials available in 1/3 pints and above. Please note there is a deposit to be paid on glasses. The tap-room area is actually pretty small and can get cramped easily as this is where you also buy beer to go (can, occasional bottles and growler fill) as well as merchandise. The majority of seating is out front in the patio area where they have also more recently started a small can-only bar. Additional seating is in the brewery itself, which is kind of cool. There is always at least one food truck/stall outside to provide sustenance. Overall it is a really nice place to drink Beavertown beers, but I have to admit this place gets crazy busy due its popularity. I will continue to frequent, I just hope it doesn’t become a victim of its own success…“

Scopey 2866 days ago

“We did not get tickets for the match between Tottenham vs Manchester United, but our Spurs supporter was eager to watch the match near White Hart Lane, so we picked this one. A decent pub with three rooms; a lounge, the main room and a room with a big screen for watching football. Nice patio outside with BBQ options. Eight cask ales on hand pumps from regional breweries like Sambrooks, Five Points, Southwark and Redemption. 12 on keg, mostly the usual fizzy stuff, and a few interesting bottled beers. Polite service. Good and friendly vibe even for a Hammers supporter (Visited with Internklubben, 10.04.2016).“

Rune 2926 days ago

“Good place to visit when you are in London“

DrunkenSailor80 2991 days ago

“Worth a looong ride - but we had a blast and loads of good beers! Thanks a lot Logan!“

ThomasRohde 3065 days ago

“Much much better than any other microbrewery in London. Lots of space and facilities, plus the beers are really good. A bit out of your way, but for sure its worth visiting it.“

greenclansman 3076 days ago

“Visited here for the Rainbow Project Festival and had a blast. Prime location in an industrial area between a park and the rail station. Easy to walk to and well stocked with their beers as well as guest taps. The festival itself was incredible and really showcased what they’re cable of putting together. Clearly expanding the scale of their operation, but focused on maintaining quality. Definitely a fan.“

nbutler11 3103 days ago

“Surprisingly easy to get to via the reliably quick Victoria Line. The huge brewery space reveals just how ambitious these guys are. There’s plenty of outdoor seating and areas for groups to congregate. The availability of games like cornhole and foosball lend this place the feel of a large American destination brewery. There were roughly 10 beers on tap including a couple of brewery-exclusive sours. The lineup was rounded out by their excellently dialed-in core beers (Gamma Ray etc.). Service and prices were solid. Like Brew By Numbers, all beers consumed on site require a glass deposit. Normally, I don’t like glass deposits, but I do understand the policy. No food’s available. However, food trucks seem to be a permanent fixture on brewery open days. Overall, Beavertown are probably now one of the top 3 breweries in the country. I would absolutely recommended a visit to anyone interested in trying their beers.“

jackl 3204 days ago

“The place to taste Beaver town and their collaboration beers...I had a great evening there, tasting excellent special beers....a good place to visit if there is an event.“

Zizaya 3238 days ago

“Visited a few weeks ago. A bit far out when looking at the map but easily and speedily accessible through the Victoria line and a five minute walk from the tube. The prices, for London, are fantastic and you can stock up on cans to take with you. More spacious than Bermondsey breweries with outdoor seating and there was some kind of BBQ stand outside as well. Worth the trip“

davidtjm 3270 days ago

“Visited here for the first time, for the launch of Skull King. Despite being in a state of transition, there was a good feel to the place, with efficient, friendly staff. Great prices for the beer. The food concession (Deeney’s I think they were called), was spot on. Nothing to dislike. Definitely one I’d go out of my way to revisit.“

Garrold 3284 days ago

“Visited during RBESG ’14

We got a great reception, and the place to ourselves, it being rather early morning. Factory building, quite spacious, wooden benches and good atmosphere. Really felt welcome. Nice selection of their own beers, which are top notch.
Food was catered for by a truck outside and a woman sellin Caribbean delicacies at the entrance. Nice visit.“

Martinus 3287 days ago

“We visited the The Beavertown Brewery Tap on Saturday 4th April 2015 (Easter weekend). I was quite surprised at the size of the set up here. There are two distinct areas, as you enter there is a large area for drinking, however on usual day to day operations this is where all of the beer appears to be stored with pallets and pallets of cans, along with Key Kegs. But clearly on a Saturday it is set out with simple wooden bench tables, and a couple of large wooden barrels as leaners along with a table tennis table for entertainment, this was constantly in use whilst we were here. The other area houses the brewery, so rows of fermenting vessels and canning machine here. The Saturday tap bar is tucked away in this room along with a fridge with cans and a couple of rarer bottled offerings. It is like a much larger version of the Four Pure set up. I think that there were about eight beers on tap, these were mostly the core range but with a couple of others such as Moose Fang. I thought that the prices were very, very good with all beers between £2.00 - 2.50 a half, it never mentioned/listed third pint measures but I was asked if I wanted a third when I ordered. Just a note of caution, to be prepared when coming here as this is a cash only bar. Despite being a bit out of the way, getting here isn’t actually so very difficult, it’s just 7-8 minutes stroll from Tottenham Hale which in turn is connected via the Victoria line or alternatively national rail option to Liverpool Street Station which is just 10 minutes away. I understand that they have a different food option each week, this week someone was doing Colombian food. With all of the new apartments going up around here, I think that Beavertown have hit on a good thing, I know it was Easter Saturday but there were well over a hundred folks here today. We really liked it and if we time it just right (like we did today) we can catch the train back to Ponders End 4-5 minutes away and then a fifteen minute walk to the campsite.“

Fin 3311 days ago

“functional brewery tap in a rather bland and characterless industrial park. Easy walk from the Tube (Victoria line) felt safe although was deserted on a chilly Saturday afternoon around 14:30! cannot fault the staff, friendly, informative and welcoming. Beer is stunning!“

Bammers54 3360 days ago

“Way out from the main part of London and about a 10 minute walk from the station on the Victoria line. The tap room is alright - could use a bit more seating or standing room but works fine. It’s cash only which can be an issue sometimes. A lot of taps and beers to buy so the selection isn’t bad. There are food trucks and stands but it’s often expensive and portions are somewhat small. Great to go if you’re looking for some good beer but don’t expect much else.“

jc1762 3361 days ago

“went with the wife for the spanish tap take over. a really good tap room loads of room to move about and have a look good tap and bottle/can selection and they had a Colombian food stall outside a good day out“

pricey290483 3367 days ago