Brew London Clapham

Interesting food. Good friendly service. Fixed price deal was excellent value for the same items (and size) as on the a la carter menu.

The menu here is amazing, it was a tough choice choosing between the corn fritters and the granola but I ended up going with the granola. It was delicious with plums and Greek yoghurt, amazing!

Brew is a great place in the daytime but going for dinner indoors on a cold night is not a great experience. It's far too cold due to a draft from the back and their overhead heaters are not ideal. Voir le carte

this place is always busy and justified, as it does a solid brachky and lunch. they start the day when they want an inside place in front of the brunch flush, but also outdoors is cozy with cover and heating.

on Wednesday a quick breakfast was taken, ordered a thin capp and avocado, chorizo and feta in sourdough. in a word joy ' full taste, fresh and fabulous with the best chorizo I tasted in Britain. such a simple breakfast with a great result could no longer recommend it. great service, cozy little place.

I was really looking forward to brewing, but it didn't come. the soft crab burger was oily and over fried simply tasted like a teig and ruined the crab. the riders also done and my instructions on how to ignore the burger. the service was slow to ask everything, and overcrowded I had more or less a woman sitting on me, I will not come back. Voir le carte

On my visit to London town, came here for a late brunch with the ladies. I ordered the burger, pickle and chips it was delish cooked medium rare and juicy, though I wasn't feeling the best so it was a struggle. The ladies got the salmon hash which looked lovely and was a nice brunch addition rather than your typical eggs Benedict. Nice quirky spot in Clapham

The service was very nice, friendly and helpful. The food wasn't good. Quite fat and the lamb was super dry. Nice things on the menu but the dishes could have been better cooked. Too much money for the quality. I would not recommend this place, the ambiance wasn't cozy and relaxed. It's more a place to have a quick meal but not a place to have dinner and stay for some dessert or coffee afterwards.

the hipster people of london seems to maintain all the areas of their own and it becomes almost impossible to go anywhere without crashing over a series of people waiting for brunch, the fashionable calculus of the choice. they know that I wait in the line, but happy scouts are in advance looking for a brunch spot of a waking and they happen to have us a table in brew cafe, a flowering place on northcote rd in wandsworth. Voir le carte