About Temple Brew House, Temple
Temple Brew House, located at 46 Essex Street in London’s Temple district, is renowned as the city’s most central microbrewery. Situated just a stone’s throw from the Thames, it offers a relaxed and friendly basement pub atmosphere. Established in 2014, the venue has garnered acclaim, including the Best Beer Pub or Bar award at the 2017 Great British Pub Awards.
Food Overview
The food menu at Temple Brew House features a selection of pub classics crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Diners can enjoy dishes such as grilled beef burgers, quality pies and mash, and daily specials. The kitchen team emphasizes simplicity and quality, ensuring each meal complements the pub’s casual ambiance. While there isn’t a private dining room, tables and areas are available for booking seven days a week.
Drinks Overview
Temple Brew House offers a diverse range of beers, including their own signature brews crafted on-site. The selection features hoppy IPAs, rich stouts, and other styles, all brewed with 100% English ingredients. The venue also hosts a rotating selection of regular and guest ales, providing a dynamic beer experience. For enthusiasts, the Brew Society offers exclusive deals on brews, tours, merchandise, and free pints on launch days.
Getting There
To reach Temple Brew House from the nearest train station, Temple Station is the most convenient. Upon exiting the station, head east on Essex Street. The pub is located at number 46, just a short walk from the station. This proximity makes it easily accessible for visitors arriving by train.
