Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 6 and Version 5 of Waterloo Tap, SE1 8RL

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This small pub opened in early 2016 in a railway arch on Sutton Walk, close to [[Waterloo Station]]. It is run byt the same people who run the Euston Tap. The 26 taps serve a changing range of mostly British "craft" ales, with usually a real cider, a few imports, and the occasional real lager. There is also a limited range of craft beer in cans. Seating is mostly on high stools at a few tables. There is also some seating outside the arch for smokers.	This small pub opened in early 2016 in a railway arch on Sutton Walk, close to [[Waterloo Station]]. The 26 taps serve a changing range of mostly British "craft" ales, with usually a real cider, a few imports, and the occasional real lager. There is also a limited range of craft beer in cans. Seating is mostly on high stools at a few tables. There is also some seating outside the arch for smokers.

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This small pub opened in early 2016 in a railway arch on Sutton Walk, close to [[Waterloo Station]]. It is run byt the same people who run the Euston Tap. The 26 taps serve a changing range of mostly British "craft" ales, with usually a real cider, a few imports, and the occasional real lager. There is also a limited range of craft beer in cans. Seating is mostly on high stools at a few tables. There is also some seating outside the arch for smokers.

This small pub opened in early 2016 in a railway arch on Sutton Walk, close to [[Waterloo Station]]. The 26 taps serve a changing range of mostly British "craft" ales, with usually a real cider, a few imports, and the occasional real lager. There is also a limited range of craft beer in cans. Seating is mostly on high stools at a few tables. There is also some seating outside the arch for smokers.

This small pub opened in early 2016 in a railway arch on Sutton Walk, close to Waterloo Station. The 26 taps serve a changing range of mostly British "craft" ales, with usually a real cider, a few imports, and the occasional real lager. There is also a limited range of craft beer in cans. Seating is mostly on high stools at a few tables. There is also some seating outside the arch for smokers.

There are 26 draught beers - 6 on cask and 20 on keg. The beers and prices are displayed on two screens either side of the bar and on secretlondon's visit ranged from £3.60 to £6.20 a pint.There is background music, on secretlondon's visit it was pop rock and metal (Guns n Roses etc).

They do crisps and scotch eggs.

Accessibility: There is step-free access throughout, and the one toilet is disabled-friendly with ample room for wheelchair users.

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Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 6 and Version 5 of Waterloo Tap, SE1 8RL