Camden Town Brewery to open new Bavarian-style beer hall this June

Drink up: An artist’s impression of what the new venue will look like

(Camden Town Brewery)

A brand new, Bavarian-inspired beer hall is coming to north London this June.

The Camden Beer Hall, the latest venture from Camden Town Brewery, will feature both indoor and outdoor seating, with 24 taps on the bar and a rotating selection of small-batch beers that “can’t be found anywhere else in London”.

Located a stone’s throw from Kentish Town West Overground station, next door to the same site on which Camden Town Brewery started making beers in 2010, the venue will also feature a beer-paired menu courtesy of chef Theo Randall.

The indoor space at Camden Beer HallCamden Town Brewery

The site will be three times larger than the original brewery bar, and will be taking bookings for tables and brewery tours from June 7.

Jasper Cuppaidge, founder of Camden Town Brewery, said: “We’ve been making beer under the arches in Camden for 11 years now, and serving beer on-site has always been an important part of what we do, so we couldn’t be more excited to welcome our regulars, beers fans and local community back in to see what we’ve done with the place.”

With outdoor bars now open again after months of lockdown, indoor hospitality is gearing up to relaunch from May 17 at the earliest, according to the Government’s roadmap.

Camden Beer Hall, Wilkin Street Mews, NW5 3NN, camdentownbrewery.com