Pubs in Homerton
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Gun
235 Well Street, Homerton E9 6RG
Following a "bidding war" for the lease of this tiny ex-Whitbread market pub, the Gun was relaunched on 13th June 2014 by a new company - Locals Club. Their ambition is to build a small chain of 5-10 pubs in East London. The Gun is their first project although licensee Nick Stephens has 15 years' experience at the popular Lock Tavern in Camden. Despite its size, the Gun already attracts a vibrant and varied crowd. One handpump rotating mainly local beers. A range of keg taps dispense a chilled "craft" from Beavertown, Siren, Weird Beard, Pressure Drop and other contemporary favourites. The fridges are well stocked with London bottled beers.
Kenton
38 Kenton Road, Homerton E9 7AB
Now a great example of a thriving contemporary pub attuned to the newer residents of its area. Built in 1858 by Sir Benjamin Kenton. Ex-Bass Charrington, Enterprise then Admiral before becoming a free house in October 2015. Medium-sized, with a beige colour scheme and a separate little room at the back. Eclectic menu including pies and street food. Walled yard at rear.
People's Park Tavern
360 Victoria Park Road, Homerton E9 7BT
A large open plan pub with subdued lighting and chilled vibe near Victoria Park .Having been a Firkin brewpub (Falcon and Firkin) from 1986-1998, brewing has now restarted in late 2013. The Brewery is a sister to Brighton's North Laine brewery and is visible through a screen from the bar. Other London Beers are available e.g from nearby Hackney and Truman's breweries.
Hector & Noble
233-235 Victoria Park Road, Homerton E9 7HD
Relaunched in February 2015 as Hector & Noble. Previously Village Tap. Modern feel one room pub with quiet enclosed yard to rear. Cocktails and craft beers also served. Sunday roasts.
Royal Inn On The Park
Lauriston Road, Homerton E9 7HJ
Prominent pub located by Victoria Park, one of a dozen run by a long-established pubco called Remarkable Restaurants. Period features including bar-back and fireplaces, small side room adjoining the main bar, and a spacious dining room at the back with views over the Park. Apart from a handful of real ales, with two guests from smaller breweries, the pub is notable for a relaxed atmosphere and its substantial rear patio.
Tiger
245 Wick Road, Homerton E9 5DG
Three-storey Victorian public house on prominent corner site. White plaster to upper floors with stone quoins and pained ground floor with original wooden window openings. Very nicely proportion grouped casement windows to first floor. A very well preserved Victorian local pub. New operator, Ginger Jones, commenced trading in December 2016. This small pub chain operates the Duke E17, the Lion N16, Lord Morpeth E3 and Black Horse SE8. There are 12 keg taps. Draught products remain tied. . Keg is contemporary craft including Meantime, Fullers, Guinness, Adnams Craft. The interior is Anticesque in appearance with some cosy sofas and bench seating. Recorded music is normally playing but not obtrusively loud. Various Tiger and beer themed memorabilia adornes the walls. After several years with no cask, this refurbishment and relaunch is a very welcome addition to the E9 pub scene. Closed for around 12 months when Enterprise Inns took posession after rumoured rental dispute. External refurbishment took place 2015 and 2016.
Hemingway
84 Victoria Park Road, Homerton E9 7JL
Victorian pub. Ex-Courage, now Punch Taverns. Traditionally the Royal Standard, it went became more food-oriented in 2009 as the Pennethorne, renamed again the following year. Grade 2 Listed building with a columned front porch. Medium-sized interior, with front-facing bar, kitchen at the front (gives out a lot of heat!), a small back extension. Little period decor apart from a column and fireplace. Not just for diners, including a group of settees and armchairs.
Lauriston
162 Victoria Park Road, Homerton E9 7JN
Renamed BRB@The Alex and now renamed again to LAURISTON. Specialises in pizza. Now independent free house, ex-Bass. Serves 3 Ales, Luppolo Pale Ale and a house beer by Forepure and a changing ale from a London Microbrewery
Empress
130 Lauriston Road, Homerton E9 7LH
An 1880s pub called the Empress of India, transformed into a gastropub by ETM group in 2006 and changing hands again in 2011 to the operator who also runs the Dundee Arms E2 and Crooked Billet E5. Mostly modern decor, with a white ceiling, bare brick walls, clear windows, bare floorboards in the bar on the right, white tessellated floor in the dining area on the left. Popular with locals, including couples and families. Short menu of gastro food.