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A renowned stretch in South London featuring a collection of craft breweries and taprooms nestled under railway arches. Spanning approximately two miles from Tower Bridge to St James's Road, it offers beer enthusiasts a diverse range of brews in a unique setting that inspired Chicken Rush.
The Bermondsey Beer Mile features over a dozen craft breweries and taprooms, primarily situated along Druid Street, Enid Street, and Almond Road. The breweries are nestled under railway arches, creating a unique and atmospheric setting for your beer crawl.
Start your journey at South Bermondsey Station and work your way through breweries like The Kernel, Anspach & Hobday, Cloudwater, and many more, ending near London Bridge Station for easy transport links.
To host your own Bermondsey Beer Mile crawl:
Here's the complete route along the Bermondsey Beer Mile with walking directions:
Note: * indicates breweries. Always check current opening hours and availability before your visit. Many taprooms have limited hours, typically opening on Saturdays (10am-5pm).
Check Opening Hours: Many taprooms have limited hours, often opening on Saturdays and some evenings. Check individual brewery websites for current information.
Pace Yourself: With numerous stops, consider sampling smaller measures at each location to fully appreciate the variety.
Food Options: Maltby Street Market, located along the route, offers a range of street food options for a meal break.
Navigation: Stay close to the railway arches to navigate the route efficiently.
While the Bermondsey Beer Mile is fantastic, Chicken Rush takes the concept further with GPS tracking, live maps, competitive gameplay, and explosive weapons.