The latest feather in the BrewDog cap is this craft beer bar just around the corner from Camden Tube Station. Not known for it's independents or craft beers, Camden has lapped up Brewdog and it's incredible array of international craft brews. The bar is spread over two rustic floors which provide the perfect edgy backdrop to its unique offerings!
Brewdog
Pub in Camden
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Opening Summary
Monday - Thursday: Midday - 23.30
Friday/Saturday: Midday - Midnight
Sunday: Midday - 22.30
Monday - Thursday: Midday - 23.30
Friday/Saturday: Midday - Midnight
Sunday: Midday - 22.30
Make sure you leaf through the brochures on the tables to understand what this punk brewery is all about
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All In London Review
Brew Dog
Located a short walk from Camden Tube, the Bayham Street outpost of Brew Dog is a simple affair. Kitted out in unremarkable wooden boards, polished bar and blackboards across two floors, it reeks of a kind of hip, accessibility. Tables are at a premium and standing space is limited but a visit is well worth your time – if only to be educated by some of the most accommodating bar people in London.
Don’t know what you’re talking about when it comes to the craft? Just say so, and sure enough after a brief tutorial you’ll be sipping on something you may not have ever known you’d like. That’s progress.
From the super-popular Punk IPA to the 18% Tokyo, there is a world of beer to get into. Brew Dog also stocks international beers from Scandinavia, the USA and Europe both by the bottle and from the keg.
No beer bar would be quite complete without some food to anchor you down and the Brew Dog menu is a charmer. Burgers and pizzas are the main appeal - created by former Masterchef winner Tim Anderson, no less.
The Brew Dog experience all depends on your tastes. The beer is undoubtedly the star attraction but the venue allows it to shine with its understated charm.
Reviewed by T.A.O
Published on Feb 6, 2013
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