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Pilgrim Brewery Tap Room, Reigate

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11 West Street
Reigate
RH2 9BL

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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Pilgrim Brewery Tap Room

Small brewery tap in a small side alley in the centre of town with just four rustic tables, with the brewing kit in a separate part of the building to the rear. There are 15 taps on the bar-back, some of which can dispense cask beer. I went for the Saracen stout (£4.00 as a 'seasonal cask offer') in preference to the nitro-keg version at a rather higher price no doubt.

On 30^th January 2026 - rating: 7
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Quinno _ left this review about Pilgrim Brewery Tap Room

Came here years ago when it was just the brewery so a technical tick for me - brewery has been in situ since 1984. Located in a courtyard down a not-too-lovely alleyway. Inside, they've used the leftover paint from the Hatch but luckily in moderation, in the main it retains a rustic barn feel, with quarry tiled floor and chunky wood furniture. Tight in the main bar, uncomfortably so at times. Two cask (that all??) and 11 keg. Having done both cask offerings in the Redhill sister pub I went keg, Saxon and Saracen, coming in at a touch over 6 quid for two halves which I suppose in this area is about average. GBG listed and very busy on a warm Saturday evening, clearly a hit with the locals. But a brewery tap with only two cask on at the busiest time of the week seems a bit half-arsed to me. 6.5

On 20^th September 2024 - rating: 6
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about Pilgrim Brewery Tap Room

The Pilgrim Brewery and is Tap Room are approached from a non-too inspiring passageway lined with bins on the left-hand side. The building looks a little ramshackle on approach, but things start to look up when you pass into the canopy-covered outdoor seating area to the right-hand side of the building.

The Tap Room itself is located to the front of the building. With only 2 or 3 tables, it is quite cramped inside. But there is an impressive range of both cask and keg beers. Cask ales were all from Pilgrim - Surrey, Quench, Session IPA, 40 Years of Progress & BC-S103-1. Keg beers from Pilgrim were Liberty IPA, Pioneer, Saxon & Saracen, along with their lager. Cloak & Dagger Big IPA & Gigantic Antics were also on, along with Garden Cider Original.

The covered outdoor area is the real highlight here. Despite the tap room not long having opened, there was quite a lively atmosphere amongst its customers. The brewery itself, which is behind the tap room, can be admired from this area, whilst the back wall also has views of the cricket pitch, making it almost as rewarding as the Blue Anchor along the street.

This place certainly has one of the best beer selections in Reigate. Whilst my stout (keg) was a little too cold for my liking, as I wasn't sure what was cask and what was keg when ordering, I still enjoyed my brief visit here.

On 16^th June 2022 - rating: 6
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