Brixton Brewery Reliance Pale Ale 12 x 330 ml Can

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After a few pints here, continue past the railway arches to the famous and long-standing Brixton Brewery, where you can stop for a thirst-quenching Coldharbour lager or two. End up at both Clarkshaw’s and Friendship Adventures breweries – situated on the way to Loughborough Junction – and see where the night takes you. We’ll cheers to that! Say what you will about flat-roofed pubs, they know how to throw a party. Nary a day goes by when this Brixton Hill establishment doesn't pull out the stops for a shindig — whether a set from an au courant band you just heard on 6Music or a folksy gathering around a candlelit table at the weekly No Frills Folk Club. Perhaps it feels more like a boho community centre than an average boozer, but Windmill Brixton couldn't not be on this list. Windmill Brixton, 22 Blenheim Gardens Dogstar First on the dancefloor. Image: Dogstar Discover 5 amazing London Breweries in one of London’s most talked-about neighbourhoods. The Brixton Beer Mile is home to a fantastic range of craft beer with local breweries such as; Brixton Brewery, London Beer Lab, Friendship Adventure, Dogs Grandad and others. If you’ve ever found yourself near White Hart Lane for a Spurs match, chances are you may well have seen Redemption Brewing Co. Pulling pints on match days, this award-winning urban craft brewery was one of the pioneering founders of London’s craft beer scene.

Gipsy Hill Brewery have had a bumper year, and as of just a few months ago are the only brewery in this guide to be totally employee owned. As those employees are the people who brought this brewery success with beers like Hepcat IPA and Hunter helles lager over the last few years, we have no doubt they’ll continue to go from strength to strength. Towards the rear of the pub is our hidden gem, our stunning beer garden, complete with a warm large fire-pit. If you’re looking for a space to reserve for an upcoming celebration then look no further.It’s unlikely that you’ll need to book tables at a taproom but if it’s a special occasion or generally busy time (public holidays, sunny days) you might want to call ahead and see if you can reserve a spot for when you arrive. It’s easy to see why – s loping floors offer superb views of Europe’s largest fixed stage, all sheltered by a cavernous 140-foot-tall dome echoing the beats and sounds of the musicians playing. No wonder then that the Maccabees billed this as being “ the best venue in the world ”. We concur.Sadly it’s closed for the time being, but we really hope this one opens its doors again soon.

You’ll find Redemption Brewing Co. at Unit 16, Compass West Industrial Estate, West Road, London, N17 0XL. The taproom is well positioned by Brixton market, which means it’s within easy tipsy-walking distance of all the delights of food, drink and music this corner of South London has to offer. CronxYou will have the chance to taste many different beer styles on the route and hear about the history of brewing in the area, and at individual breweries in modern times. As well as great beer it also has tasty food with weekly rotating vendors rustling up some pretty great grub – from homemade pizza to bangin’ burgers and loaded fries. What more could you want to line your stomach!

Brand new independent brewery just down from the Brixton Brewery. Open Fri 5pm to 7pm, Sat noon – 5pm, Sun 1pm-4pm. Anspach & Hobday are a Bermondsey company making beer in Croydon. Their main taproom is on the iconic beer mile in Bermondsey, and they have another bar at their brewery in Croydon. Essentially, wherever you are in South London, you’re not far from Anspach & Hobday. BBNo At Pop, there’s everything from hot yoga to vintage clothes sales and DJ sets to open-mic nights to support mental health. On the other hand, ‘POW’ – as it’s affectionately called – is more about 4am raves, pub quizzes, comedy nights and live music events such as Sofar Sounds. Whatever you’re looking for in Brixton, you’re bound to find it at one of these spots at various times of the year.With Brixton Village slowly transforming from a traditional market to a boozy foodie tourist destination, there’s plenty of places to bag some grog. We’re not entirely sure how it qualifies as an outdoor space, but it’s a lot warmer inside than your average pub garden. The market also hosts Lost in Brixton, a large drinking indoor/outdoor space on the first floor. Our penultimate addition to this list of the best things to do in Brixton is exploring its pop-up events, w hich tend to take place on the rooftop of the rowdy Prince of Wales and in *ahem* Pop Brixton.