Meantime Brewing Co. has made something of a name for itself
over the last few years and is one of the big players in the London beer scene.
Located in Greenwich, which inspired the name, it is apparently the Capital’s
second largest brewery (behind Fullers) following its change of premises in
2010. On the weekend I made my first visit to the much-hyped Frank’s Café, a seasonal
open-air bar located on the top of a multi-story car park in Peckham. Whilst it
might not sound like much, what really sells this place is the incredible of
view of London (so much so that it’s persuaded me to break with convention and
post TWO pictures with this entry). I was also encouraged by the fact that it
exclusively sells beer from Meantime with an impressive array of taps at the
bar. It’s not cheap at £4.50 a pint but it’s definitely worth going to once.
The Pacific Pale Ale was a great accompaniment to a sunny Saturday afternoon, light
but with lots of flavour despite the relatively low ABV.
Country: United Kingdom
ABV: 4.0%
The view from Frank's Cafe
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