Pubs in Homerton
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Howling Hops Tap Room
Queens Yard, White Post Lane, Homerton E9 5EN
Spacious brewery tap on the ground floor of an old warehouse building. Ten draught beers, described as being served straight from the tank. Meat baps and veggie options.
Rehab
271 Well Street, Homerton E9 6RG
Converted launderette. No cask beer. Changed to Rehab in 2017 as a vegan bar and cafe. In September 2018 became a private hire and event space only. Sells Beavertown's Gamma Ray and Neck Oil, Camden Hells Lager.
Hackney Pearl
11 Prince Edward Road, Homerton E9 5LX
Cafe/bar on ground floor of converted former commercial premises, opened December 2009. Was closed for a period in 2016 whilst there was a change of ownership.
Prince Edward
97 Wick Road, Homerton E9 5AB
Very friendly Victorian two-bar locals' pub with original etched glass and excellent collection of mirrors. Very active charity fund raiser. Pool teams. Weekend entertainment. Home of the Hackney Irish Social Club. Only keg and bottled beer. An unspoilt, genuine locals boozer.
Eagle
103 Wick Road, Homerton E9 5AE
Traditional pub that appears to be thriving. Two bars entered through separate doors connect around the back of the central servery. Vestiges of interwar decor. The left side is carpeted, the right side has a lino floor. Sky TV, pool, darts, and a rear courtyard for smokers.
Habbot Bar & Lounge
331 Wick Road, Homerton E9 5DH
Former Truman pub closed and was for sale by auction Nov. 94. Renamed in 2002 as Genevas selling keg. Reopened and renamed SILVAR LINK in 2007 on the banner over old Genevas signage still present. Closed again in 2010. 2015 - Changed to Babylon Garden - a shisha bar. Closed by end of 2019. Reopened May 2021. Bar/Restaurant with Keg Beer & African food.
Lord Napier & Star
25 White Post Lane, Homerton E9 5EN
Renovation started in January 2020 and the pub opened in August 2021 after being closed for 26 years. A large open plan space takes up the ground floor, with a central bar accessible by customers from three sides, a DJ booth and seated booths. On the second floor there is a second bar and DJ booth as well as a bookable room open for private parties, and on the third there is a roof terrace.
Spread Eagle
224 Homerton High Street, Homerton E9 6AS
Became the Jackdaw and Star in August 2014. This pub has a island bar with a distressed feel. Some tables have a glass top with memorabilia underneath ranging from pipes to mobile phones. Re-positioned January 2018 selling vegan food.
Adam & Eve
155 Homerton High Street, Homerton E9 6AS
A pub dating back to the mid-18th century, with impressive frontage added early in the 20th. Two doors lead into the large main drinking area extending both sides of the long circular bar. Facilities include an unusual L-shaped pool table and a dartboard. There is a garden at the rear. An interesting selection of food is available weekdays from 4pm and at weekends (including Friday) from 12pm.
Chesham Arms
15 Mehetabel Road, Homerton E9 6DU
Closed in October 2012 by property developer but following a high-profile campaign to save it, led by the local community with support from Hackney Council, the pub reopened in June 2015 as a 'Traditional East End Boozer' after a very tasteful and sympathetic refurbishment. The pub is on a quiet turn very close to Hackney Central. Although very much a neighbourhood local it is popular with visitors to Hackney and local workers from schools, hospital and Hackney Council. Excellent choice of local and regional beers. Five hand pumps dispense a constantly changing range of cask ales sourced from all over Britain. Several premium keg beers are available e.g. Pressure Drop Pale Fire and Paulaner. Also has a house pilsner by Bavo (Belgian) and a wide selection of Belgian, American and English speciality bottled and canned beers. Any takeaway food can be brought in and consumed on the premises but local pizza from Yard Sale is particularly popular and can be delivered to your table. In addition to its Asset of Community Value status, the pub was awarded CAMRA East London & City Branch Pub of the Year 2016. SPBW London Pub of the Year 2017.
Plough
23 Homerton High Street, Homerton E9 6JP
Reopened March 2019 by Tiny Dancer Group, their first pub. Pub given a very modern refurb during winter 2016 and some original features sadly lost. Tiled scene remains in main bar depicting Ploughman and ox with plough. All original partitions removed during 1980s. Brewdog ran the [ub untilMay 2017. Previous Whatpub entry below: Grade II-listed ex-Truman's pub from 1898. Converted to a wine bar, then BBQ house, and rescued in 2013 by a forward thinking consortium of Alan Day, James Steel, David Beech and Lawrence Webster, backed by Pete Hills of Hackney Brewery. Stripped back interior with polished wooden floors, new marble bar top but some surviving original features e.g. bar back and some Victorian cut glass panels. Splendid original tiled scene in entrance lobby depicting ploughman and ox in a field. Simple furniture and cafe style tables. Real fire in winter. Some major sporting events shown on big screen. 3 varying hand-pulled beers from local breweries including at least one from Hackney Brewery. Redemption, One Mile End and Five Points are regular guests. DJs on weekends playing vinyl. Simple food menu. Sister pub to the Plough at Swan Wharf.
Globe
20 Morning Lane, Homerton E9 6NA
One bar locals' estate pub with video screen for satellite TV and numerous boxing photographs.They also have superb free live music, usually RnB (Monday nights Billy Chong and his group and lots of contributions from other people too.).