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BrewDog London

BrewDog, London EC3 and SE1

BrewDog Outpost Tower Hill

Brewpub
21 Great Tower Street EC3R 5AR (City of London)
brewdog.com
First sold beer: 12 May 2018

Brewdog Waterloo

Brewpub
Unit G Waterloo Station, 1 The Sidings SE1 7BH (Lambeth)
brewdog.com
First sold beer: November 2022

When it opened, Tower Hill was London’s biggest BrewDog bar and the chain’s only brewpub in the capital. It occupies a whole block on the ground floor of the neo-Gothic Minster building, with the brewhouse at one end.

Beers are sold from keg in the pub and occasionally at other brewdog sites.

Brewhouse at BrewDog Waterloo.

In August 2022 Tower Hill was beaten to the title of the UK’s biggest BrewDog bar by an even bigger venue in the Sidings, a new mall in the former international terminal below Platforms 20-24 at London Waterloo station.

A 5 hl brewhouse and four 10 hl fermenting vessels were online three months later, located alongside the main bar on the lower level. Ex-Gipsy Hill brewer A J Robieson is given a free hand to innovate with specials alongside a regular exclusive house pale ale.

The pale ale and at least one special are usually on sale, sold on keg and highlighted with a fermenting vessel icon in the lists displayed above the bars: note that both upstairs and downstairs bars often have slightly different beers on offer. Some beers also venture to other venues in the chain, in London and elsewhere.

Updated 18 December 2023.

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