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🚇 Limehouse 🍺 £5.95 Bohem Martina Pils ❤️ A stylish E14 Craft Beer house. . This Craft Beer Co pub sits on busy Commercial Road on the edge of Limehouse. The nearest Tube is Limehouse DLR which is just across the road. . This former Charrington’s pub was built in 1871 and started life as The Railway Tavern. In 2016 the Craft Beer Co acquired the pub and lovingly refurbished it. . This contemporary pub is set out over two floors and has a roof terrace plus benches at the front. The main bar on the ground floor is flooded with light through the beautiful leaded stained windows. The seating is an eclectic mix of traditional tables and chairs, stools around poser tables plus some comfy winged chairs. Around the walls are some beautiful Bass mirrors and rustic signs hanging from exposed brickwork walls. The servery is a good size and is illuminated by funky pendants. . The Beer chice was excelent, there were over twenty five beers, ales, stouts and ciders to choose from. After lots of help and guidance from the team here, I decided on a pint of Bohem Martina Pils by London based Czech Brewery @bohembrewery . This was my first try of this beer, it was thoroughly enjoyable and cost just under six quid. There is no food served here at present. . We arrived just before 5pm on a Bank Holiday Sunday afternoon and the pub was quiet with just a couple of other punters sitting outside. We managed have a good look around the pub and spent a bit of time up on the roof terrace. This pub opens up at 5pm during the week and really gets going in the evenings. Throughout the month there is Live Music, Open Mic, Karaoke and Quiz nights on a Sunday. As mentioned earlier, the team here were excellent, they gave us a warm welcome, were efficient, helpful and courteous. . I am pretty impressed with the offering at the @craftbeercoe14 ,this is a craft beer pub without any gimmicks. The team here were welcoming, knew there stuff and all round nice people, this pub is a pleasant place to spend time in. This pub offers something different in Limehouse, well worth a look. . ℹ️ Info correct on...

My son who is neurodiverse and a member of his support staff of Afro Caribbean heritage were stopped from entering the Craft Beer Co public house Limehouse, by the manager; Nick, (wouldn’t provide a surname). Let me be clear; neither had done anything to warrant being physically barred from entering the pub. My son has been using this pub for over twenty years, long before it was craft beer. He enjoys going there especially on Sunday for the quiz. He and his staff were told; he wasn’t to enter the pub ever again because; if he requires a person to facilitate his access he is at risk to himself and the business. As he is always accompanied by his support staff team it made no logical sense. The decision was apparently made by the operations director; Peter Slezak after he saw my son in the pub last week. My son and his staff were very shaken and extremely upset. The reason given is nonsense masking extreme prejudice towards a disabled person and his ethnically diverse staff.

Re: your response. You have been called out on prejudicial behaviour, your response is to lie and add further insult by making libelous statements. Mr Lewiston REFUTES ever swearing at anyone in your establishment. He doesn’t drink alcohol but ALWAYS purchases a drink. Noted your post is not accredited to any one person.

I stand by exactly what I have said. Your behaviour is disgusting, you were called out on your prejudice, your response was to lie about both Mr Lewiston and a member of his staff whose line manager spoke to the co-owner. You have made slanderous and libelous statements concerning both. I however have...

Literally popped in to the The Craft Beer Company, Limehouse on a Monday afternoon, to kill time on my way to a local fine dining restaurant and could not help wishing I did not have to leave. Next door to the Tube, so many craft beers from independents that I lost count, a very chilled relaxed atmosphere with no rush or hurry, very welcoming staff especially Jasmine (and her young colleague Lauren) who surprised me by her knowledge of what beer she was selling, a huge non-beer menu, clean toilets... I could go on. Jasmine was happy to chat and just be herself with us, answering all the questions and making recommendations about the beer. Rather than have my beer at the "fancy restaurant" I had mine here and asked my hosts to join me, which they would have done, except that we ran out of time. I did not eat but there were a range of quality bar snacks. The pub filled up quickly....all regulars who feel completely at home. Jasmine and Lauren knew everyone by name and were perfect hosts. Several people walked in needing the toilets and Jasmine and Lauren were ready to help.Recommend a visit 1001%. A must do if you are in...