The taproom has a certain rustic charm with wooden tables, barrels and benches, wood covered interior walls, artwork covered external walls and a dark taproom interior that perfectly matches the vibe of the place. The inside is snug but surprisingly spacious, and there is lots of extra covered seating in a courtyard area plus additional uncovered seating elsewhere.
Street food is available from ‘Scoundrels’, a permanent unit in the courtyard serving delicious Mexican food.
The bar has 12 keg taps serving mostly Old Street Brewery beers with the odd guest tap. A large TV screen has the beer listings with full descriptions, so choosing your tipple is an easy pleasure. A well-stocked beer fridge offers additional choices and the bar also stocks wines and spirits.
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Opening times are 5pm until late Monday to Thursday and from noon until late Friday, Saturday and Sunday. There was a satisfying buzz about the place, even early on a Friday afternoon when we visited, and we imagine their evening events are quite an experience. If you fancy a taproom with plenty of life, then The Old Street Brewery & Taproom is certainly worth a visit.
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