The Tipsy Toad

Visited August 2019 – will find this place just up the same street as Christian Firtal so makes sense to combine both the places. Nice looking building from the outside, and the steps take you up to an English themed pub (and English barman on our visit) with lots of British paraphernalia everywhere, flags/beer mats across the walls, dart board etc - abit overkill for a Brit like myself but maybe appeals to the local/foreign visitor. Beer selection was just “ok to basic” with some taps of Danish pils taps, Irish stouts, Brewdog punk ipa and some UK macro cider. They did though have some interesting cans from the likes of Tiny Rebel, Vibrant Forest from the UK. Staff friendly enough, prices ok – stayed for a beer and then moved on, not a ticker destination by any means, but you might as well pop your head in anyway being so close to the great Christian Firtal.

Really cozy place although the furniture is really old and worn out. The acoustics is unfortunately really bad, so when there's two middle aged women a couple of tables away, you're not able to hear what your friends are saying. 12 taps but only four of them are interesting. They rotate a lot and at my visit three of them were great brews from Tiny Rebel in really good condition. Some bottles as well but I don't think there was anything exiting among them. The guy behind the bar is really nice and friendly and he knows about beers. Prices are decent

Lovely place to hang out and have a good time with some good beers. Not a Ratebeer focused place though

British pub next door to C4tal. Tiny rebel, fullers and Brewdog. Atmosphere is cool. Not a place to seek out unless you need a place rating.

Cozy! Small selection with a very clear focus on British beer. Friendly, British neighbourhood pub.

Only ever been on afternoons - but it’s a great bar. Seems to be aimed at a younger weekend clientele but don’t let that fool you. Friendly proprietor and very English atmosphere. Only thing it’s missing is afternoon sunshine on the outdoor benches. But there’s always space to sit. I’m 48 and I go there with my 18 and 19 year old sons... Recommend.