Lambeth Beer Guide: Your Lambeth guide to beer, beer bars, breweries and brewpubs

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68 /100 2 KENNINGTON ROAD
“One of Fuller's Pub Co's craft venues, albeit set in a impressive large old building as opposed to yer industrial craft chic. I only spotted the two Asahi Fuller's beers, alongside 3 other cask options. Then noticed the decent (~20) keg taps. Helpful barman who offered me tasters and offered to talk me through the beers. Not particularly busy on what was admittedly a January Friday lunchtime. One family and a couple of other people. Decent enough range just not a direction I am likely to head in again, although it's not too far from Waterloo.“
BeardedAvenger 454 days ago
64 /100 2 KENNINGTON ROAD
“Fullers pub opposite Lambeth North station. Said to have a craft beer angle. Was hoping they would have some good Fullers cask beers but only had London Pride and a seasonal which was red fox. Red Fox was decent condition. Pub itself seems to be more geared to eating. Come 6pm people arrive for food and you end up moving outside of you’re only drinking. Not really likely to come back. Better Fullers pubs serving more of the Fullers range.“
EdKing 524 days ago
90 /100 2 KENNINGTON ROAD
“This pub looks At leat 120 years old, which it is. Sort of. Until recently it was an old pub which had been converted to a Chinese restaurant. It has now been converted back to a pub, and is now a Fuller’s house, and a welcome addition to the area. They have a huge selection of beers, all of which are superbly cellared and served. Twenty-four beers on tap (!) and a huge selection of craft beer in cans and bottles.There is a good, reasonably priced menu, catering for the many European and American tourists staying at the newly-built nearby hotels and visitors to the Imperial War Museum. A really excellent pub with a very good range of well-kept beers and excellent food.“
Cimbasso 1574 days ago
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