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Pub/bar in [[Locale Camberwell|Camberwell]]. |
While the Stormbird claims to be a pub, the feel, at least on a Friday evening when [[DrHyde]] visited, was more that of a bar, although unlike most bars it has a huge range of beers both on founts and on four hand pumps, a range which apparently constantly changes. On DrHyde's visit he and his cronies had a Brooklyn Lager (which appears to be a fixture, given that they have a neon sign advertising it in the window), Thornbridge Jaipur IPA, Brouwerij Boon Kriek, a coffee stout, and London-brewed Brodie's IPA. Other local beers on at the time were from the Kernel brewery and, from Brighton, a few different brews from Dark Star. There are also bottled beers. |
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While the Stormbird claims to be a pub, the feel, at least on the Friday evening when [[DrHyde]] visited, was more that of a bar, although unlike most bars it has a huge range of beers both on founts and on four hand pumps, a range which apparently constantly changes. |
While it is more of a bar than a pub, this should not be taken as a criticism. Bars can be great places. They're just different. You wouldn't go here for a whole evening, but it makes a great place to meet up for a drink before heading to one of the good restaurants in the area. |
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DrHyde and cronies had a Brooklyn Lager (which appears to be a fixture, given that they have a neon sign advertising it in the window), Thornbridge Jaipur IPA, Brouwerij Boon Kriek, a coffee stout, and London-brewed Brodie's IPA. Other local beers on at the time were from the Kernel brewery and, from Brighton, a few different brews from Dark Star. There were also bottled beers. DrHyde's verdict: While it is more of a bar than a pub, this should not be taken as a criticism. Bars can be great places. They're just different. You wouldn't go here for a whole evening, but it makes a great place to meet up for a drink before heading to one of the good restaurants in the area. See also: * [http://ukbrewhaha.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/pub-review-stormbird-camberwell.html Brewhaha review] * [http://desdemoor.co.uk/stormbird-se5/ Des De Moor's review] * [http://keithbarker-main-bars.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/stormbird-camberwell.html Keith Barker-Main's review] <div class="last_verified">Last visited by [[DrHyde]], June 2013.</div> |
Last visited by DrHyde, June 2013 |
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category='American Beer,Bars,Belgian Beer,Czech Beer,Good Beer Guide,Good Beer Guide 2015,Good Beer Guide 2016,Good Beer Guide 2017,Good Beer Guide 2018,Good Beer Guide 2019,Good Beer Guide 2020,Pubs,Real Ale' edit_type='Minor tidying' |
category='American Beer,Bars,Belgian Beer,Czech Beer,Real Ale' edit_type='Normal edit' |
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formatted_website_text='thestormbirdpub.co.uk' host='195.149.50.61' hours_text='4pm-12am Sun-Thu, 2pm-1am Fri-Sat' locale='Camberwell' major_change='1' map_link='http://goo.gl/maps/TbMBU' opening_hours_text='4pm-12am Sun-Thu, 2pm-1am Fri-Sat' |
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summary='Beer bar in Camberwell.' |
summary='Beer bar in Camberwell' |
While the Stormbird claims to be a pub, the feel, at least on a Friday evening when DrHyde visited, was more that of a bar, although unlike most bars it has a huge range of beers both on founts and on four hand pumps, a range which apparently constantly changes. On DrHyde's visit he and his cronies had a Brooklyn Lager (which appears to be a fixture, given that they have a neon sign advertising it in the window), Thornbridge Jaipur IPA, Brouwerij Boon Kriek, a coffee stout, and London-brewed Brodie's IPA. Other local beers on at the time were from the Kernel brewery and, from Brighton, a few different brews from Dark Star. There are also bottled beers.
While it is more of a bar than a pub, this should not be taken as a criticism. Bars can be great places. They're just different. You wouldn't go here for a whole evening, but it makes a great place to meet up for a drink before heading to one of the good restaurants in the area.
Last visited by DrHyde, June 2013
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