The Bricklayer's Arms
Overview
The Bricklayer's Arms was the CAMRA Greater London regional pub of the year for 2007.
Practical Information
32 Waterman Street, Putney, London, SW15 1DD
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+44 (0)20 8789 0222
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The Bricklayer's Arms
- Address
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32 Waterman StreetPutneyLondonSW15 1DD
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 8789 0222
- Public transport:
- Putney, National Railway
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Latest 4 reviews of The Bricklayer's Arms
I used to work here about...oh...28 years ago. Back then, they were trying to clean up the place as it had a Reputation (think syringes in the ladies' room and spliffs) so I got pretty good at throwing people out of bars (yeah, I know, karma's a bitch).
Now, though, it's a lovely, friendly little pub tucked away down the end of the street that feels like a proper local should feel. Big G and...more
'The only pub in London to serve the full range of Timothy Taylor Championship beers'. Fact.
This little place just a couple of roads back from the river in Putney is a real gem. The owners are very nice and friendly and it really feels like you're in a village pub as opposed to London. Everyone seems to know everyone at first glance - it has a local feel. But spend a little time here and you...more
More than just Timothy Taylor beers, though that would be reason enough to stop in.
Has a local country pub feel, but it's right in the heart of Putney. Proprietor and staff are incredibly friendly. Just ask the fellow next to you at the bar, chances are he's a regular.
They won an award for "Greater London Pub of the Year 2009", but do not specify who bestowed the honour. Even if it's a...more
The Bricklayer's Arms is a CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) award-winning pub in Putney. It's quite typical for a CAMRA-orientated pub: a freehouse, meaning unusual ales on tap (a welcome contrast to the Youngs-affiliated pubs found across Putney and Wandsworth), quirky wooden interior and a loyal crowd of regulars.
The relatively limited choice of ale means it doesn't compare to the likes of...more