Hackney Church Brew Co.

Went here for the Sunday roast, I had the pork belly. Flavours were really great and the fat on the pork belly was nicely rendered, almost creamy. Good amount of gravy which was also flavoursome. The sauce in the picture is apple sauce with mustard which was an interesting mix, it went well with the pork. The only let down was that the skin on the pork wasn't crispy at all. Quite pricey at £24 but I would probably still go again. The beer selection was healthy!

Every Thursday they have selected tap beer for 3.5 which is quite good. We came here randomly walking around, and seeing cheap beer we decided to stay which is one of the best decision of our London trip. We like a lot gazpachio beer and fish and chip. Is enough for two of us. And it was really delicious not regular fish but still good and juicy

Great brewery tap, good selection of own brewed beers both on tap and in cans to takeaway. Friendly staff, only downside no non alcoholic versions of brews, but did have a selection of non alcoholic beverages ie coke, lemonade etc

My partner and I went here for their £3.5 pint Thursdays. It’s a very lovely place with lots of seating. Staff were nice and service was relatively quick for how busy it was. It’s a great place to grab a pint if you’re gluten free! I’m not a huge cider person, so it’s nice to have a beer on offer. Typically, gluten free beers aren’t included in promotional prices, but it was great to be able to get a £3.5 pint along with my partner! We both got the gluten free Ascension. It was very refreshing and I would definitely get it again. Beware of the pub dog, though. He’s not very nice.

So this review is purely for the Eurovision Party that this venue hosted on 17 May 2025. They advertised this as “The ultimate Eurovision celebration” with • Live screening of the Eurovision performances – cheer for your favourite acts! 🎤 • Special prizes for the best dressed – think sparkles, sequins, and outrageous outfits! 💎 • Eurovision bingo to make things even more fun – can you spot the classic Eurovision moments? Their listing got taken up by the official Eurovision Fan Club, so lots of people turned up and the venue was packed. Good for them! And good for me as I live only one street away, and had booked our table a week in advance, and people had travelled from all over London to join me here. Except… If you’re going to host a Eurovision party, then maybe plan for it before the event actually starts? Like, check the TV works and that the sound does too. Eurovision started at 8pm and it took them until 830pm to get the speakers working and in sync with the TV. Until then, there was about a 60 second lag between the pictures and the audio. Which makes for a very weird experience!! Even then, the TV was small and low down and at one end of the viewing garden, so only people nearby could see it. Which luckily we were, but it was a real shame for most of the other people who had booked. But even that didn’t really matter since the sound was so quiet that you couldn’t really make out the words from any of the singers, or from Graham Norton. Think of it more of an ambient quiet background noise Eurovision party, not really something you could say you were watching. We dressed up and a few other people on other tables did. There was however no sign of anyone offering prizes for costumes or, indeed, really caring what you wore. As for Eurovision Bingo, yes, you’ve guessed it, that never happened either. I think the beer at this venue looked good but they hadn’t really staffed up for all the guests, and at one point the queue for the bar stretched outside of the venue. So when our first drinks ran out, we just got up and walked home to have a house party instead. Where we could actually see and hear the show! Overall, terrible organisation and mis-selling. I’ll be letting the Eurovision Fan Club know so that they don’t list this venue again. What a shame, it could have been so good.

Went last week with my boyfriend and what a treat! The food was delicious, got to sit right near the kitchen. We had the asparagus, pork belly bites, salad, and a burger! The Halo Helles & Renaissance Pale Ale were my favorites but they had a great selection of brews. The garden was adorable and the whole place just had a cozy chill vibe. Will definitely go again :)

If you’re looking for a top notch Sunday roast then look no further! This is an absolute must for anyone who is passionate about their meat and finding a place that cooks with great pride, care and professionalism. Located in a railway arch they have combined a top class kitchen with a microbrewery to deliver arguably one of London’s best Sunday lunches. The beef was cooked to perfection with crunchy roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding. Two slight negatives - a very limited wine list with no option for corkage and a single very rich and quite sugary pudding. Other than that, an outstanding trip across London for an absolute feast. We will definitely be back!

I went yesterday for a stag do. Great setting, the beers were varied and a lot were really good. Most surprised by the food, the standard burger was the nicest burger I have ever had. Really shocked, and really confused by some of the other reviews, most of us there said it was the best burger they'd had, too.

Cute little place tucked away. Food was delish. We tried the steak with green sauce. And by the picture you can see that it was gone! Come for a pint and leave with a full belly!

Awesome blend of brew and food on church premises. What an idea! A community gathering place in a really out-of-the-way London location that tourists need to spend some time finding. Besides interesting micro-brews, there's Elliot Cunningham, the chef from Lagom, a street-grill guy turned master chef who feeds you with roasted foods for a reasonable price. Elliot won't be here long because sooner or later a first-class emporium will grab him up at a high salary that will boost your tarif. Go now so you can say, "I knew him when...."

Very nice brewery: the place itself is cool, beers are quite good and service is friendly and attentive. I had a Pilsner and a Session IPA that I both enjoyed.

Couple great food with some of the best micro brewed beer in London, and this has become s must stop! The lighting and decor of this restaurant is fantastic, and coupling with St. John at Hackney Church is a great idea. Beer for all sorts indeed! Hope for Hackney!