Reviews Long Arm Sports Pub & Brewery

Beers were great especially the lager that was so much better than any known brands. Atmosphere was great and the super tall bartender was super Cool and welcoming, think he might be Greek. Will definitely be back

A game changer. Delicious food. The croquettes are a must order. Really impressive concept. Can't wait to return.

Oh man what a place. What people, what beer, what an atmosphere. Definitely coming back.

Bars adjoining hotels in my experience are usually over priced and mediocre. I was staying at the Montcalm and popped in here to have a couple of pints and really enjoyed myself. It had a real old school pub vibe, brewery and pub games available including shuffleboard. Despite this rustic environment it had the benefit of being able to use the WC in the hotel and was in my opinion reasonably priced. I would drink here even if not staying in the hotel

Decent sports bar, service would be a 1* if not for shad, honestly feels like the guys is doing everything but needs help. Took 75mins to get a hotdog but he sorted us out with the with a free round without blinking an eye once we told him we were waiting, and got the dog. Great atmosphere and great place to got after the nfl game at spurs

Cool and rustic location with big unfinished wooden table tops and heavy adjustable stools and then right there are the pub brewery tanks to see and some delicious live ales produced for immediate consumption. One gets a little feel for what pubs used to be like hundreds of years ago with their own beers. Carefully helpful staff offered tastes of beers. Virtually empty mid afternoon but imagine has a thronging trendy crowd as the offices empty out.

We didn’t have food but some beer after walking around the city. Nice place with some good beer selection. The bartender is very friendly and helpful

Following a delightfully boozy dinner party with friends on Friday night, Mrs. Flavour and I awoke with more than a hint of a hangover each. Fortunately, there’s a hot new venue just down the road and I can’t think of a better pick me up than several pints of tank fresh beer and a dirty great burger. The Long Arm Pub and Brewery on Worship street has got it nailed! We entered this snazzy saloon-like bar and swaggered past the reclaimed wooden tables like thirsty outlaws. Our eyes were drawn to the massive shiny beer tanks that dominate the far-right corner of the space. Long Arm pride themselves on having a zero-carbon footprint, as the beer is brewed and drunk on the same spot. I for one couldn’t wait to sample that freshness and the charming bar staff were very obliging. We were offered some tasters of their intriguingly titled brews. The zesty Lucky Penny had a refreshingly light and fruity taste, an instant favourite with the Mrs. I however consider any beer with less than 5% alcohol content to be as welcome as an Ed Sheeran cameo. As delicious as Lucky Penny was, I needed something manlier that’ll put hairs on your chest (Mrs. Flavour’s note: – Why are you writing like it’s the 1970’s?). The bartender directed me to an intriguing black lager with a malty tang. I then sampled a bold dark beer flavoured with cookies and chocolate, which was every bit as delicious as it sounds. Plus, the 6% of alcohol was a winner in my book. We took our tankards of fresh brew towards the pool table, for a couple of frames and a peek at the menu. Mrs Flavour and I are big fans of a pub game and the lure of the red baized American size pool table was too much to resist. I racked them up as my good lady ordered up a couple of small plates to fuel the competition. I think the highlight of my weekend was the point at which the braised short rib croquette landed on my palette. This hot, crispy coated morsel of deliciousness is crammed with the softest, juiciest strands of prime beef. I was so overwhelmed by its meaty majesty that I completely miscued my next shot (Mrs Flavour’s note: – Nothing to do with that beer then?). The crispy squid rings were worth sitting back down for and the comforting richness of the mac and cheese croquettes were more than enough to console the fact that I was clearly losing the game at this point. Time for more beer! The Long Arm pub has a pleasingly varied selection of 5 burgers and one dog, catering for vegetarians, pescatarians and greedy buggers like me who crave tons of meat. Unsurprisingly, Mrs Flavour opted for the suitably titled Dirty Bird (Mrs. Flavour’s note: – You’re this close to getting a slap). Her crunchy coated chicken burger came with an IPA OK Honey mustard sauce, which certainly stacked it above anything the Colonel churns out. I selected the cheekily named Build That Wall Burger, a meaty covfefe of juicy beef patty and chipotle jalapeno and red bean chilli which was fit for a President. If the burgers in Mexico taste this good, I know which side of the wall I’d like to be on. A few more beers and a side of crisp onion rings meant I really didn’t care that my wife was clearly whuppin’ my ass on the pool table. As we nestled into the comfy leather furniture and sipped some of the finest craft beers we’d tasted in a while, our hangovers became but a distant memory. The welcoming atmosphere and mouth-watering food at Long Arm filled us with a new lease of life and we were once again craving the excitement of a warm London evening.

Visited here for a work event and very impressed with the selection of beers and ales. Friendly and helpful staff also.

Really nice staff, fresh beer from tank-tap and a really good burger - we had the Shorthorn Double Cheese. They do a 6 x taster craft beer flight, my favourite was the ‘LAB LAGER’.

Great large venue with a wide selection of beers and live football games. I reserved a table for a birthday celebration and was very well treated and the manager went out of his way to ensure things were all good. Beef burger was 👌🏽👌🏽