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The Brewers Inn, Wandsworth, SW18
SW18
SW18 2QB
Served areas
Brewers Inn
We’ve been so happy to welcome you back responsibly to your much loved local since reopening our doors in July. In… https://t.co/dc6WmxsZ9S
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Reviews of The Brewers Inn (Average Rating: 6 of 10) see review guidelines
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Malden man left this review about The Brewers Inn
This is a prominent street corner pub, high moulded ceilings, panelled walls plus some patterned wallpaper. The front two rooms are divided by a large chimney with an elaborate fireplace but unfortunately a replica gas fire. Another room beyond and to the rear serves as a formal dining room with laid tables. Outside seating with cover to the side plus another hidden away stand alone room called "The Moroccan Room" presumably due to the North African inspired décor.
The pub has had a bit of the makeover treatment, boarded floors with rugs, all sorts of seating and with scatter cushions along the banquettes. There are a few arty prints here and there and the side room has a rather curious large ceiling mounted clock. Part of the patterned moulded ceiling had been replastered smooth, which looked a bit naff, I assume some sort of water damage to blame. A cheap and shoddy repair though.
Live football was showing during my visit, several TVs dotted around, there were a noticeable number of wives and girlfriends who appeared to have been offered a Sunday lunch out without the football being mentioned, a fair few were flicking through their phones and gazing blankly while the blokes watched the match, it amused me in any case.
It's a Youngs pub, Ordinary and Special on plus new to me, Hummingbird (£3.79) which I took a chance on despite the clip advising it contains passion fruit, it was ok a hoppy floral light beer.
A pub quiz was advertised and I saw signs for accommodation. A fairly routine middle of the road sort of pub I thought but it's a big one so probably a decent chance of getting a seat when the football is on.
On 6th September 2013
- rating: 6
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Rex Rattus left this review about The Brewers Inn
This is still a Young’s house, with Bitter, Special and Waggledance on. Food is clearly a big deal here, as a large room at the rear of the building is clearly intended for diners as all tables in there came already laid with cutlery, wine glasses, etc. Most of the tables in there were occupied during my Thursday lunchtime visit. This is a large imposing corner site pub, which also had two sizeable rooms for those who just wanted to drink – however you could eat in these rooms if you wished, as a group of young ladies were doing just that. As I wasn’t eating I didn’t bother to look for a menu.
The polished granite columns on the exterior indicate that this is a pub of longstanding, as nobody these days is likely to go to the expense of erecting such iconic symbols of a pub. But inside it’s been given the Young’s makeover treatment. Leather sofas and armchairs abound; there are a few tall tables/stools, some solid chunky tables, and some normal tables and chairs make up the furniture inventory. The floors are bare-boarded with some large rugs breaking up the space. However, the dark wood-panelled walls and at least one (I only saw one) fireplace are attractive features. The service was very cheery, and I guess that this is a very comfortable pub in a hotel lounge sort of way. It’s no longer a traditional pub, but worth dropping in for a swift one if you’re passing.
On 22nd August 2011
- rating: 5
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Nick Johnstone left this review about The Brewers Inn
Large and impersonal. Cider was an eyewatering £3.95 a pint. Staff were friendly but not much else going for this place. More a hotel lobby than a pub.
On 22nd August 2011
- rating: 5
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Clapham Junction, 1.14 miles, 22 min walk (show)
Clapham Junction, 1.14 miles, 22 min walk (show)
Pub Details
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- Accommodation : Yes last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Bar Billiards : No last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Beer Garden : Yes last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- CAMRA Discount : No last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Car Park : No last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Darts : No last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Function Room : Yes - From review - last updated 10 February 2009 by Dave McNally
- Hot Food : Yes last updated 29 July 2013 by Dave McNally
- Live TV Sports : Yes last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Pinball : No last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Pool Table : No last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Quiz Night : Yes last updated 07 September 2013 by Malden man
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 04 January 2008 by Will Larter
