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Burke's Warehouse, E8

37 Kingsland High Street
E8
E8 2JS

Phone: 02072540999

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Hackney, Dalston

Reviews of Burke's Warehouse (Average Rating: 4½ of 10) Add Review see review guidelines

Steve of N21 left this review about Burke's Warehouse

Proudly proclaiming its lineage dating back to 2022 this large one room keg only sports pub has been well described by previous reviewers and nothing has changed. May be a lively spot when the Arse* or Spurs are on the multiple teles, otherwise I didn’t see much point.

On 3^rd July 2025 - rating: 4
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Bucking Fastard left this review about Burke's Warehouse

Modern bar ,L shaped with industrial ducting on the ceiling and lots of sports flatscreens,all on mute on my Friday evening visit.It's situated in the multi ethnic Kingsland area of Dalson but inside it's a mono culture.Mostly high tables some more regular dining style tables in the middle and quite a loud soundtrack.
Rear bar but no real ale and a mainstream keg selection of which Brixton Coldharbour lager seemed the best bet.Clean,tidy and modern but not anything to warrant a revisit.

On 10^th March 2024 - rating: 4
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Pub SignMan left this review about Burke's Warehouse

Converted from the perpetually uninviting Kingsland pub, this place is now a modern, rather boxy bar set in a roughly square-shaped room next to Dalston Kingsland station. The room has been completely refitted, with modern floorboards, exposed brick walls and large plain front windows now the order of the day. The vast majority of the room is filled with mid-height metal framed tables and stools, with a few regular chairs lined up along the front windows. The servery dominates the rear wall and has a timber fronted counter, copper top and metal cage bar back and gantry, which fits in well with the general semi-industrial feel the place seems to be going for. A largely undressed ceiling crossed by Brewdog-style utilities adds to this feel, whilst a skylight above the bar ensures a bit of daylight in the rear part of the room. There’s not too much décor to write home about – one or two brewery adverts, a collection of home nations rugby badges and very little else. The main distraction comes from multiple TV screens, which were all showing a live rugby union fixture with the commentary very much audible and a large number of Kiwi’s avidly watching their team. The room extends a little way to the left at the front, partitioned from the rest of the room by a metal cage storage space, and offering additional seating.
Unsurprisingly, there’s no cask ale available here, but the keg taps did include a couple of craft options from Beavertown and another from Brixton, as well as Inch’s Cider. I ordered a pint of the Brixton Reliance (£5.60), which was so cold on a freezing Winter’s night, that I could barely hold it at first, but turned out to be a decent drop once it had warmed up a touch. The staff seemed really nice and there was a boisterous atmosphere thanks to a good mix of supporters for each of the teams playing rugby on the TV.
This is a pretty run of the mill craft beer bar which has admittedly been fitted out quite well but doesn’t really offer anything you can’t find in countless other bars in this part of town. The USP seems to be its sports coverage, and it also gets a plus point for the friendly service, but if it’s good beer you want, then there are several better pubs, brewery taps and craft beer bars within a relatively short distance from here.

On 9^th January 2023 - rating: 5
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