Stratford to Bethnal Green
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Stratford to Bethnal Green
Barnet, Totteridge & Whetstone
Stoke Newington
Winter Crawl - Kentish Town
The Constitution - A dog friendly pub, with plenty of friendly dogs! If you walk along the canal to get here, you can’t miss the giant mural hinting at the live music in their cellar bar.
There are good beers on tap, including Sambrook’s Wandle and Junction on our visit. The beer garden tops it off nicely, looking over the canal with plenty of sun on a sunny day.
The Colonel Fawcett - The only pub in the list that I’ve been to before. Despite some conflicting reviews on the Time Out website, I found it had a good selection of beers on tap, including a couple from London Fields Brewery, of which I enjoyed Love Not War. I also enjoyed their food. The beer garden is more enclosed, but well suited to eating in, when the weather permits.
The Old Eagle - Beyond the quirky decorations, there is a limited beer selection, although we found a friend in Butcombe's Matthew Pale Ale.
As well as some comfy seating at the back of the pub, there's a pleasant, well looked after beer garden.
The Abbey Tavern - A welcoming pub, this guy was keen to get us to try Hop Gun, which he had a hand in creating himself in collaboration with Late Knights Brewery. Smoky in flavour, I liked it!
The beer garden is amazing - the stairs at the back lead up to a roof terrace/shack, and here is the view back down. Also an outdoor telly for sports.
The Grafton - A very spacious pub with an excellent range of beers, including a selection from Camden Town Brewery, just down the road.
Camden Town Brewery Bar - You'll find this little bar right underneath the arches of the train line. They were promoting their new collaboration with Adnams - South Town - from an outdoor bar. It's a good beer, darker and richer than their usual offerings.
Tapping the Admiral - Charming pub, good beer, and a cat called Nelson.
The Oxford - At this point in the crawl, our thoughts turned more to food. Most of us went for the ribs, a very tasty slab of meat off the bone, washed down with a pint of "The Oxford" of course.
The Pineapple - Clearly a local favourite. Near the station though tucked away on a quiet street corner, it was rather busy, but certainly had it's charm.
Spring Zing, Sambrook's Brewery
On Saturday, Sambrook’s launched a new beer, Archer Mild, named after John Richard Archer, elected over 100 years ago as Mayor of Battersea, and London’s first black mayor.
To celebrate, they held a party at the brewery, with live music, jerk chicken on the barbecue and plenty of good beer on tap. We enjoyed the Archer Mild, Junction and Pumphouse Pale Ale.
Sambrook’s is a small but inviting brewery, with a nice snug bar upstairs, and I stopped by the shop after to pick up some Powerhouse Porter.
It seems more parties are to come as seasonal ales are launched (or relaunched), so worth keeping an eye out for these.
Prepare yourself...
For the Winter Crawl. Coming soon to Kentish Town.
The Warwick Castle. Lovely pub tucked away by Warwick Avenue and Regent's Canal. Great burgers!
Autumn Crawl, Soho
Summer Crawl, Highgate to Hampstead
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