Nice stall, although smaller than I expected. Initially it was quite crowded (which is a good thing I guess) So I went back a little later when it was quieter and easier to browse. It’s nicely laid out and separated by country starting at UK, Belgium, Germany, US then a small section of other countries such as Australia, NZ and Scandinavian countries etc... On this, my first visit, the selection was pretty good although I found the US selection fairly underwhelming (perhaps they hadn’t had a shipment in a little while) With Brooklyn, Rogue, Bear Republic and Flying Dog being dominant. Belgian selection was good with a nice amount of Lambics available. The rest of the world selection was also pretty good too. The full (standard) range of Little Creatures was there also Moa, Nogone O was strongly represented, Mikkeller was there but limited. UK selection I thought was pretty good... Partizan, Beavertown, Brewdog. Kernal selection was tiny (although I recommend the Odbins round the corner for that) Staff were there to help and advise if needed and seemed very friendly. One of them allowed me to put my selections on the counter as I browsed for more. Value wise I thought they were pretty good. 330ml bottles £3 upwards, 500ml and bombers £5 and upwards Definitely worth going out of your way to check it out and I will definitely be returning every time I’m in London.

A greate wee stall with plenty of selection, particularly from the US and Belgian but I found that a lot of the beers were from larger breweries as opposed to harder to find offerings. For example there was about 6 different version of Leffe in the Belgian section and the US section had a lot form Anchor as well as a limited edition Blue Moon. Still some very good beers available from the likes of Meantime, Nogne and Brooklyn as well as a bottle of Racer 5 IPA from Bear Republic that I hadn’t seen in the UK before. I will go back the next time I’m in London though. Well worth a visit.

Good selection and well kept its always cold in there, even in summer. I’ve found the prices quite reasonable for the location over the years. USA beer is quite acceptable many under £3 and a lot of the Belgians are ok. Mikkeller, brewdog, nogne, they’re all expensive (like everywhere else ) kernel is cheaper at brewery or oddbins London bridge. Always worth a trip if on south side. Every time I go here I hear ’wow amazing beer selection’ from customers who then proceed to buy a beer that is available in every supermarket at 1/3 of the price of utobeer. You need to know what you want. Staff know a bit but little about cellaring.

Good for a browse, nice selection, some beers are well over priced, which is either a mistake or a deliberate attempt to captitalise on the borough market tourist trap, I saw the LBA collab stout, priced at £5.40 a bottle, I had just picked a bottle up down the road, for £2.75, when you bare in mind this is brewed 2 miles away at kernel, that is some mark up. This place offers a one stop shop, with good choice and the staff know their beer, but you also need to know what you are buying

took awhile to find, even walked past it once- but i was eating a bacon sandwich so i might have been preoccupied .. . good selection.. some odd bottles .. prices were good .. if i hadn’t already filled all 3 suitcases with beer, i would have taken this place down!

Utobeer or Utobeer Market Stall? I am a little bit confused... But I found this little bottle shop in Borough Market "tucked" between meat, fish, vegetables, sweets and all kind of handicrafts products. Friendly service and an awesome selection from England, USA, Belgium, Norway and more. (Visited November 15th 2012)

Stopped in on a late Sunday afternoon when strolling through the vibrant neighborhood. Already hopped up on samples from throughout the market, it seemed like a perfect time to check out this stall. Not much space but very well arranged, and not the kind of place where I’m worried about knocking bottles over constantly. Friendly but not intrusive service, knowledgeable in response to questions. Terrific selection too, including tons of U.S. beers I hadn’t expected to see and a fine, varied assortment of British craft.

Though it is a bit expensive this place has a great selection of beer from not only around the UK but the world as well. The people who work there know their stuff and it will always change and keep me coming back for more.

Great selection (british, american and belgian beers mostly), amazing location with tons of good food nearby. Staff was friendly as well, no complaints. Little pricey, though.