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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged Beer selection.
7 venues
Flight Club Shoreditch, at 2a Worship Street, is the original Flight Club: a social darts bar that blends a classic British pub with vintage Victorian fairground carousel pieces and 13 semi-private oches. Tacos, sliders, sharing pizzas and cocktails are brought to your oche while you play, and groups of 37 or more can book exclusive event areas or hire the...
Greenwood is a sports pub and kitchen near Victoria Station, designed for watching football, rugby, NFL, tennis, basketball, golf, boxing and F1 alongside other major tournaments. The venue offers multiple private and semi-private spaces across its contemporary pub design, with timber finishes and flexible layouts suited to receptions, sit-down meals, meetings and celebrations.
MNM is a hidden cocktail bar in the City of London, tucked away beneath a barber shop on Fenchurch Street near Bank. The low-lit, 1920s-style speakeasy offers cocktails, late-night drinks and canapés, and can be hired for birthdays and other private celebrations, with your own playlist or a booked DJ.
Near Waterloo station and the London Eye, this two-floor venue splits between a ground-floor cocktail bar and a basement area. The interior is contemporary in tone, finished in plush floral textures. It serves traditional British pub food alongside cocktails, beer, wines and spirits, with regular food and drink deals throughout the week.
The Dickens Inn is a picturesque restyled and reconstructed 18th century pub and restaurant, providing an outstanding place to go and enjoy food and drink in the heart of St Katharine Docks in London. With gorgeous pizzas, speciality steaks, burgers and Sunday roasts as well as balcony dining, large beer garden and views of Tower Bridge and the Shard, we're...
The Regent is a pub on Chestnut Grove in Balham with indoor event areas, an elevated gallery and outdoor gardens and terrace. Its food includes burgers, sharing plates, brunch and Sunday roasts. Screens, microphones and a heated garden support social celebrations and work events.
The Social opened in the summer of 1999. A two floor bar right at the heart of London evolved out of the legendary Heavenly Sunday Social club nights that ran in various venues between ’94 and ’99. Rather than act as a bricks and mortar extension of those nights, the Social quickly developed a reputation as a free-thinking, boundary pushing...