Pelt Trader

Not quite sure what the attraction is? Beer and pizza u can’t really get it wrong, nor have they. The issue is if u really want to drink in what is basically a windowless shed.

This place is a good option for the area, especially midweek week when it’s not completely rammed… as another reviewer has said, it’s good, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to get here — I think that sums it up nicely.
They have a good selection of craft beers, some gin, wine, etc., but the beer is definitely the focus here. The inside is intentionally barren, but also a bit open with a bar that goes all the way around in a square from the back wall which makes it decent to get to and be served if there’s enough staff on.
There’s really nothing wrong with this place, it’s just that it doesn’t fully excel in any one category… everything it does, somewhere else ultimately does better. Still, I admit to suggesting it if meeting someone in the area so I suppose that counts for something!

Interesting cellar-​type bar under Cannon Street station. The bar had a range of different ales on tap at prices lower than most bars in the City. Busy on a Friday after work but enough staff so didn’t have to wait long.

Fantastic beers, good staff but… It’s a place looking for an identity I counted about 3 pelts, mostly it feels like a bar hastily assembled inside a concrete warehouse. Still they have a selection of IPAs and the prices are fine for this part of town.

A great option for the CIty but I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit here. You will certainly find great beers available, but as far as craft beer-​focused pubs in town go this one is not in the top tier. Aesthetically the place is novel; it’s like a big cave kind of thing. Last time I visited the mobile reception was non-​existent. Good value for money. If you are in the City and want a good beer, this place is your best bet.