Where to try our beers?HOP-KETTLE SWINDON
& PARTNER LOCATIONS

All our locations are temporarily closed during the Coronavirus crisis.

Check out our social media and shop page for how to get hold of our beer during this time.

All our locations are temporarily closed during the Coronavirus crisis.

Check out our social media and shop page for how to get hold of our beer during this time.

A buzzing riverside espresso bar, cocktail bar and restaurant, housed in a former bank at 2 London Bridge, above Borough Market.

Award-winning Spanish architect Lázaro Rosa Violán has designed a stunning interior, featuring beautiful Andalusian tiles and giant glass hanging lanterns. During the day, floor to ceiling windows flood the restaurant with gorgeous natural light. In the evening, a special warm and intimate vibe takes over. Enjoy a casual drink at the bar accompanied by tapas. Join us for a delicious lunch or dinner, or gather with friends or colleagues in one of our characterful private dining spaces.

Situated in the smart Cabot Square, a five-minute walk from Canary Wharf underground station, this member of the Ibérica family was the first to have an interior designed by the acclaimed Lázaro Rosa Violán.

Ibérica Victoria makes its home on the ground floor of the iconic Zig Zag building, just moments from Victoria tube and railway station.

Set in a beautifully converted building, built in 1874, Ibérica Farringdon is located in the heart of Clerkenwell, a mere two minutes from Farringdon tube station.

This summer, we have collaborated with Gin Mare to bring a touch of the Mediterranean to Canary Wharf. Our Med Garden is the perfect place for relaxed outdoor drinking and dining; an oasis among the hustle and bustle of the city.

One of our most beautiful restaurants, Ibérica Leeds was painstakingly built within the historic Hepper House, a Grade-Two-listed former cloth merchants.

Behind its contemporary glass façade in the high-end dining district of Spinningfields, Ibérica Manchester transports you to a world steeped in Spanish history.

Located on the corner of St Vincent Street and Hope Street, Ibérica Glasgow is set within an historic building, formerly a branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland.