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WELCOME TO THE BERMONDSEY BEER MILE

The Bermondsey Beer Mile is one of London's best-loved craft beer trails - a stretch of railway arches between London Bridge and Bermondsey packed with independent breweries, bottle shops and taprooms. It typically starts from London Bridge/Bermondsey station and runs roughly a mile west, with around 13 stops along the way (the exact number changes as venues open and close).

Hiver and Fabal are two of the Mile's venues, both about halfway along the route:

Hiver Taproom — right next to Maltby Street Market, our original home since 2013. Drop in for our honey beers, ciders, and food from the market next door.

Fabal Beerhall — on Druid Street, our speciality lager venue since 2024. Being halfway along the Mile makes us a natural pit-stop — whether you're working your way from one end to the other, or just starting here and exploring outwards.

Bermondsey Beer Mile FAQ

Where does the Bermondsey Beer Mile start?

The Mile generally starts near Southwark Brewing, close to London Bridge and Bermondsey stations, and runs roughly a mile west through the railway arches. Hiver Taproom and Fabal Beerhall are both about halfway along the route.

How many pubs/venues are on the Bermondsey Beer Mile?

Around 13 at last count, though the exact number changes as venues open and close — it's always worth checking what's currently open before you set off.

How do I get to the Bermondsey Beer Mile?

Nearest stations are London Bridge and Bermondsey. Hiver Taproom (next to Maltby Street Market) and Fabal Beerhall (on Druid Street) are both about halfway along the Mile and less than 10 minutes from either station.

Is there food nearby?

Yes — Hiver Taproom sits right next to Maltby Street Market, one of London's best-known street food markets. Or you are welcome to order food in!

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