6 Accessible Craft Beer Spots in London

If you love good beer, London has plenty of taprooms, breweries and craft beer bars to explore. But if you have access needs, knowing what to expect before you arrive can make choosing where to go much easier.

This list has been handpicked by Robyn, Sociability’s resident taproom explorer, and includes six London craft beer spots with accessibility information available on Sociability.

From laid-back neighbourhood breweries to buzzing East London taprooms, here are six of the best places to enjoy a craft beer with accessibility in mind.

All six places are mapped on Sociability, where you can check detailed accessibility information such as entrance access, accessible toilets and other venue features before you visit.

6 Accessible Craft Beer Spots in London

Mother Kellys - Bethnal Green

An East London favourite tucked under the railway arches on Paradise Row, Mother Kelly’s is all about variety. Expect a rotating list of craft beers on tap and fridges packed with bottles and cans from around the world.

Accessibility summary of Mother Kellys: Step-free access via wide main entrance with manual heavy glass doors and small raised edge. Wide internal paths; accessible gender-neutral toilet has wide door, grab rails, right transfer, and lowered sink.

Seven Seasons - Hoxton

Small but mighty, Seven Seasons is a stylish craft beer bar with a relaxed atmosphere and carefully curated beer list. It’s a great spot for an easy-going evening in Hoxton.

Accessibility summary of Seven Seasons: Wide main entrance has manual sliding double glass doors and a very small step. Step-free bathroom has wide door, left-hand transfer toilet and lowered sink. Outdoor seating is step-free, with uneven paths.

The Craft Beer Co - Covent Garden

With one of the largest selections of beers in London, The Craft Beer Co is a must-visit for any hop head. Expect a buzzing atmosphere in the heart of the West End.

Accessibility summary of The Craft Beer Co: Entrance has 2 uneven dim steps; ramp on request; wide manual door. Main bar has wide paths. Downstairs bar and bathroom require 3+ steps; bathroom is small, gender-specific and not wheelchair accessible.

3 Locks Brewing Company - Camden

Located right on the water at Hawley Wharf, 3 Locks Brewing Company combines riverside vibes with excellent house brews. Grab a pint and soak up the buzz of Camden.

Accessibility summary of 3 Locks Brewing Company: Wide manual double doors with a small bump. Main space has wide paths, counter service and mixed seating. Upstairs area requires a full flight of stairs with handrails. Step-free outdoor seating and accessible gender-neutral bathroom.

Brick Brewery Taproom - Peckham

Nestled under the arches in Peckham, Brick Brewery’s taproom is a lively, colourful space to sample their core range and seasonal specials. It’s a community hub with plenty of character.

Accessibility summary of Brick Brewery Taproom: Step-free access via alternative wide manual double door with ramp; main entrance has large step. Wide indoor paths, some accessible tables. Outdoor back/side seating is step-free. Accessible toilet has grab rails but obstructed transfer space..

Waterloo Tap - Waterloo

Close to Waterloo station, Waterloo Tap is the perfect central London pit stop for craft beer fans on the move. Expect a rotating line-up of kegs and a laid-back, pub-meets-taproom atmosphere.

Accessibility summary of Waterloo Tap: Main entrance has one step and wide heavy manual double doors. Step-free alternative has wide manual sliding doors with small bump. Outdoor area has wide step-free paths. Accessible gender-neutral toilet has step-free wide access and grab rails.

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