Hammerton Brewery - London

Karin D. P.

First time coming here and I was pleasantly surprised. It’s a small unit and the only entrance is via a back road filled with other units. Very private area, however it’s a lovely hidden spot in the north of London. I’m not familiar with the area, but it is close to the station of Caledonian Road & Barnsbury.

We ordered the Bella chicken pizza (x2) and 1 Quattro queso pizza. The Bella chicken came with chicken, jalapeños and caramelised onions? If I’m not mistaken. (Apologies I can’t seem to remember the menu). The Quattro queso pizza is what it seemed, 4 different types of cheese (which, again, I can’t remember) however I do remember the menu saying goats cheese topped with rocket (if I’m not mistaken).

Roughly £15/16 per pizza. Decent sized pizzas, we had to ask for a box to take out leftovers home. Lovely staff, very nice and we went on Sunday so it was fairly empty as we went around 12:30-13 ish. I was told though that during the week and especially at night it’s an extremely popular place. Good for a night out as it’s originally a pub and recently added in the pizzeria about a year ago?

I would recommend, I had a lovely time there and it’s small and private but you can tell it’s just a really nice space overall.

Emma H.

Fantastic brewery. I visited whilst in London on Friday for a gig, and it was probably the best brewery space I've been in. I sampled 4 different beers and they were all really interesting and tasty, it's obvious the care and creativity that go into the craft here. They had a really wide selection of brews on tap and it was hard to decide what to go for (in a good way!). I had an extremely delicious pizza and the atmosphere inside was awesome. They also have outdoor seating which was nice to soak up a bit of sun. Will definitely return next time I'm in the city!

Mav1969

Great hidden bar with a great variety of beer on tap and absolute superb pizzas, will try and visit next time down from Suffolk

Hannah D.

One of my favourite places for a drink and some down time in London.

I love this place. Firstly the music selection is just Dad Rock FM with banger after banger belting through the space.

The people that work here are super down to earth and friendly. The beer selection is fantastic and the vegan pizzas are genuinely the best I've ever had. Please give me all the garlic oil.

10/10, all my favourite vibes.

Fabio N.

A truly gem. If you love local Taprooms, you can't miss Hammerton Brewery. A lovely space, with amazing beers. There's also pizza available which is a great plus. Go local, live the real vibrant taproom life and discover this wonderful place! You will love it.

Harry M.

We went to Hammerton Brewery for their first comedy night and had a great time. Hilarious stand up and delicious pizza and beer. We will definitely be back for the next

Alastair J.

There was very little not to like about Hammerton Brewery. The beer was outstanding with a superb selection of everything from Pilsners to Stouts via sours.

They have an on site pizza oven and decent food went down really well with the beer too.

Lots of very nice little touches from tap water without having to ask for it to a modern unisex loo that is inclusive and sensitively managed.

Andrew L.

Always wanted to visit this brewery after discovering they brewed Crunch! Getting to and from brewery is really straightforward by public transport. I took the London Overground from Highbury and Islington to Caledonian Road and Bronsbury. Right by exit is a sign to brewery so it couldn't be easier. It's a typical working brewery. Seating outside with brewery casks. Plenty of seating inside on two levels with a kitchen serving pizza. Range of beers is really good with something for everyone. A number of stouts too. Tap room also sells tins though I bought a stout which leaked on my way back to Reading. There is also a water dispenser which is a good touch. Music is not too loud and from 70/80/90s. Staff were knowledgeable, Beer was fantastic, great mix of people and toilets were ample. Great place. I took the 91 bus to King's Cross and changed to the 205. About a 5 minute walk to the 91.