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Restaurants
London
Southwark
Brew Wharf

Brew Wharf

British, European

Dishes priced around£18

4.7/6

3 reviews

Photo of restaurant Brew Wharf in Southwark, London
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About Brew Wharf

Family-friendly ✨
Good for groups 🎉
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Open today
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Opens at 12:00 pm
Friday
12:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Saturday
12:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Sunday
12:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Monday
12:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Tuesday
12:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Wednesday
12:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Thursday
12:00 pm - 11:00 pm

More about the restaurant: Brew Wharf

When you embark on a Vinopolis experience, you know you are about to be treated to an expertly guided voyage through the wonderful world of wine, beer, and spirits, in partnership with with great food, too. Vinopolis’ Beer Wharf, in the Brew Wharf Yard along Southwark’s Stoney Street (close to Vinopolis’ HQ), is London’s preeminent shrine to the history, art and craft of brewing. This place is a beer and ale encyclopaedia, with hundreds of handpicked brews to choose from, all with tasting notes and helpful food-pairing suggestions.

Frequently asked questions

Does Brew Wharf serve British food?

Yes, the restaurant Brew Wharf serves British food and also serves European food.

Does the restaurant Brew Wharf have parking?

No, the restaurant Brew Wharf has no parking.

Thinking about making a Brew Wharf booking?

As Brew Wharf assures us, all of our brews are aimed to please both the experienced and the novice ale drinker. If you are relatively uninitiated into the fascinating, complex world of beer brewing – and appreciative, knowledgeable drinking – then you’ll certainly come away from this Southwark beer emporium far wiser. Taking a look at Beer Wharf’s beer and ale menu is like finding a scholarly tract on that mysterious amber liquor that results when water, barley, hops and yeast are combined in judicious alchemy. It begins with an intriguing micro-essay about micro-brewing from Brew Wharf’s head brewer (yes, London’s Brew Wharf Yard down Stoney Street doubles as an active brewery, too), and dives in with extensive tasting notes covering their huge range of beers and ciders, draught and bottled, that hark from all four corners of the globe.

True to Vinopolis’ ethos of total coverage when it comes to their infectious enthusiasm for fine tippling, Brew Wharf also offer refined cocktails and a properly curated wine list, complete (again) with tasting notes. This Stoney Street tasting room’s drinks menu is really a pamphlet that maps the contemporary beer and wine scene. It’ll probably become collectible and end up in some London museum. And did we mention there’s a restaurant at Brew Wharf’s Stoney Street location, too? Indeed. Brew Wharf Yard also houses one of Southwark’s finest eateries, created by award-winning, Michelin-honoured restaurateur Claudio Pulze. The menu changes daily, but you can expect modern interpretations of classic British cuisine – burgers, beer-battered fish and chips, sausage and mash – that will go down perfectly with a nicely matched ale. Cheers!