BrewDog Clerkenwell

As per the previous review, I visited during Covid-19 times so it may well have been less busy than usual. I#d say about 1/3 capacity at 13:00 on a Friday afternoon. Bar staff came over and asked me to use the App to check in. I explained that my phone my phoe is on the way out in terms of memory so she just checked me in using her own phone. I then got escorted to a table and had to wait a bit for her to tale my order but if it had been busy would I have waited just as long as the bar during old normal times? But they seemed to have one person covering all the tables which did slow things down. Quite a small venue and this reminded me of Brixton, because it's more like a traditional bar bar in terms of decor, rather than Mad Max post-industrial in style like a lot of their bars. The thing with BD bars is that I tend to go for the guest beers, but the range here was limited (I don't know if that's normal) so I had a flight of 4 and then was not worried about choosing any more. I grabbed some lunch here but I am never that impressed by their burgers - the spicy chicken burger was actually quite bland and soggy. Not a BD that i would particularly head back to unless I was in the area.

Visit during Covid19 restrictions. Meet and greet at entrance, directed to table, beer list at each table. This is a smaller Brewdog than many but nicely done. More relaxed than many of them. Not quite as stripped out as many of them either. Smallish beer list and hefty prices.

Very small and about more expensive than other BrewDogs I’ve been too. Prices are just over 5% higher than Dlaston as an example, for the same beer. I guess that’s to do with the location. Very small, very busy, very little seating and only a small fridge for guest and BD beers. Small selection even of their own beer. I think small is the word. Card Only.

Nice small brewdog. No cash payment, only card. Had some great guest beers on.

Busy pub in the BrewDog empire. I remeber this place when it was the unpopular and ill-frequented Fourteenth Colonie, and it was too small then. It's far too small now for the interest it attracts. The beer list isn't the best I've seen, but the 3-4 taps dedicated to London craft give it that local feel that so many BrewDogs are missing. Still, it isn't one of their stronger pubs, although it's certainly worth a look-in if you're in the area.

Nice brewdog bar with brewdog beers and some guests. Nothing unexpected, but a solid bar with nice specials like console night were they installed old consoles so you can play Mario Cart while drinking.

A couple of points not mentioned elsewhere. Now card only payment. Tuesday evening is Quiz Night - every week I believe. Decent choice as with all Brewdog bars which I have visited. Some outside seating also, though Clerkenwell Road is busy, so this will not be to everyone's liking. Worth a visit i.m.o.

Two level bar near to Farringdon station. It’s downstair to the subterranean bar area. Plenty of seating on both levels. Friendly, chatty staff. Beers on offer split Brewdog / guests. Nice bar that’s worth a visit, it’s not an area I visit too often.

I have been here a number of times and it is certainly worth visiting. Well placed with plenty of airy space and a good level of light. Lots of seats and tables and some good spots to prop and savour the beer. Excellent beer selection (but some Brewdog venues have more) and friendly, polite and knowledgeable service. The prices are steep, but the food is good. They have a selection of bottles and cans (not all Brewdog) and I have been in here before just for take-outs. A very good venue.

Visited November 2016. Easy to find. Deco is a kind of rough style, cosy in its own way. Lots of seatings. We were there on a Tuesday, so rather quiet, staff busy with other things than serving, Good selection of beers, served in fine condition. They do burgers and so. Free Wifi. For sure worth a visit, and I would love to revisit being in the area.