Bermondsey Beer Mile: Breweries & Taprooms

The source guide listing every stop in walking order, with distances, addresses and closed venues.

Map and route of the Beer Mile from London Bridge to South Bermondsey, with walking times between stops. Use it to navigate the walk.

Pre-Mile street food stop on the Ropewalk. Open Fri 5:30-9pm, Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4.

Traditional cask and keg taproom in a railway arch, 170m from Maltby Street.

London's craft sake brewery next to Southwark Brewing, with 10 sake taps, Japanese small plates and Saturday 12:30pm tastings.

Home of the honey beer at the foot of Maltby Street Market, with a sunny beer garden and dog friendly Sundays.

Bermondsey-born craft brewery, known for London Black nitro porter. Taproom in the original arch.

Railway arch bar with 30+ Dutch beers on tap, plus Dutch snacks and events.

Big Hug Brewing's taproom, taken over from Gosnell's Meadery in 2026. Around 10 taps. Card links to the guide's review page, not an official site.

Manchester brewery's London arch taproom with about 20 fresh, seasonal and barrel-aged taps and cans to take away.

The only cidery on the Mile, making cider on site. Board games and a relaxed taproom. Usually no Saturday table bookings.

Incubator for startup brewers with a taproom. Book a brew-your-own-beer class or just drink craft beer.

Pioneering Bermondsey brewery. Taproom with Japanese-inspired kitchen, open Wed-Sun.

Battersea Brewery's tiny taproom, billed as the smallest bar on the Mile. Open Saturdays from noon, sometimes Fridays.

Low ABV session beers at the far south end of the Mile, with a taproom inside the brewery. Open Fri 4-8pm, Sat 12-6pm.

London Beer Factory's taproom in a rail arch lined with nearly 200 oak wine barrels. Open Wed-Sun, Sat 11am-11pm.

Hiver's sister venue and the Mile's first all-lager bar, pouring English craft lagers. Open Thu-Sun, Sat 1-11pm.