Kraft Brixton, Brixton, SW9

Seem to be randomly following PSM reviews at the moment which life easy in terms of reviewing as just have to state the bleeding obvious that he has perfectly described the venue! It is a pretty decent bar of its type and I think I have now been to all of their outlets. Checking my notes, I can’t locate that I had been to the previous incarnation of this place. There were four taps offering Heidi (a blond lager), Lotte (a Hefeweizen), Maike (a Cali Pale) and Peter (a Pilsner). I had the latter and it was a nice pint, something I wouldn’t ordinarily choose as a style of beer in the UK. Pretty pleasant sitting on the ledge that runs along the long side of the inside of the front of the venue looking out into the covered area that is Brixton Village. I do prefer a greater variety of beers though to choose from so hard to rate the place higher from my point of view.

A smallish but quite vibrant craft bar in Brixton Village, selling their own German styled/inspired Kraft beers. I quiet enjoyed my briefest of visits here and wouldn't mind a longer return visit to check out their offerings.

Official site of Kraft Brixton - www.kraftbrixton.com

Official site of Kraft Brixton - www.kraftbrixton.com

Small craft beer bar in the Brixton Village market. There are only three or four tables in the market passage. We were probably lucky to grab one, especially as our next intended stop (Lost In Brixton) was supposedly fully booked. This place did exceed our expectations though. Whilst there's no real ale, there was a reasonable craft selection - Brick Helles Lager & Pale, Pillars Brew, Signature Polyphonic Peach & Roadie, Good Vibrations NEPA, Crate Cider, London Beer Factory Breaker & Brixton Low Voltage. I opted for the sour beer (Polyphonic Peach), which as with all sour beers was very much an acquired taste. The market is quite a lively place. We went back later in the evening to eat and it was busier still. As such, it's quite a decent atmosphere and is a good spot for some people watching!