Sam Smith, Graham O'Brien and Brian Vinall's Pressure Drop Brewing brewery taproom on Bohemia Place in Hackney London, founded 2013, runs hazy IPA and a wood-floored arch space.
Tip: Friday-Sunday opening only. Their Pale Fire IPA is the signature pour; food trucks rotate at the taproom on weekends.
Address: 19 Bohemia Place, London E8 1DU
Logan Plant's Beavertown Brewery taproom in Tottenham London, founded 2011, runs Gamma Ray and Neck Oil and an industrial-park brewery tap open Friday and Saturday only.
Tip: Closed Mon-Thu and Sundays. The new Powerhouse facility in Enfield opens 12:00 on Saturdays. Children welcome until 18:00.
Andy Smith's Partizan Brewing on Almond Road in Bermondsey London, founded 2012 from The Kernel's old kit, runs a Saturday-only retail arch on the Bermondsey Beer Mile.
Tip: Open Saturday only as part of the Bermondsey Beer Mile crawl (Anspach + Hobday, Kernel, Spartan, Partizan and Brew By Numbers).
Logan Plant's Beavertown Brewery taproom in Tottenham London, founded 2011, runs Gamma Ray and Neck Oil and an industrial-park brewery tap open Friday and Saturday only.
Tip: Closed Mon-Thu and Sundays. The new Powerhouse facility in Enfield opens 12:00 on Saturdays. Children welcome until 18:00.
Evin O'Riordain's railway-arch brewery in Bermondsey London, founded 2009, the city's most-influential modern craft brewery, runs a Saturday-only retail and tasting arch.
Tip: Saturday market hours only (09:00-14:00). The bottle shop runs at the arch alongside Mons cheese and Maltby Street market.
Edward Mason and Greg Hobbs's Five Points Brewing brewery taproom on Mare Street in Hackney London, founded 2013, runs a railway-arch tap with Five Points Pale and Railway Porter.
Tip: The arch has outdoor seats. Friday evening fills with the Hackney Central commuter crowd; Saturday afternoon walks in any time.
