A South Bank beerhall – occupying an impressively “light and airy” series of railway arches – where “simple well-cooked food” is “matched by great beer”.
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Children's facilities: high or special chairs; •No-smoking areas: yes •Outside tables: yes •Private rooms (capacities): 80 •Last orders: 9.30 pm •Closed: closed Sun D •
08 Dec 2005 Read Richard & Peter’s Review of Brew Wharf -- Borough was once the home of the famous ‘stews’, or brothels, of medieval London. It is now rapidly becoming a pleasure garden of a very different kind – a sort of mecca for food-conscious urban ...
08 Dec 2005 Read Richard & Peter’s Review of Brew Wharf -- Borough was once the home of the famous ‘stews’, or brothels, of medieval London. It is now rapidly becoming a pleasure garden of a very different kind – a sort of mecca for food-conscious urban ...
