Brewery Shades in Crawley

2nd time here for me, there was a live singer outside with seating which was lovely, little wait at the bar with a couple of members staff not serving anyone but one staff member apologised and said he'd be with me so he acknowledged it, no drama, nice evening

Good place for a sunny day time beer, with live music for entertainment. A fee Kebab places close by will make you super hungry as well.

Lovely little find.. Good beer, well kept, the food was excellent value and the staff a great asset to Brewery Shafes

Great pub makes you feel at home no matter where your from.

Super great..!! Lovely food, great cold beer and excellent service..!❤️ 💝🌴🎈☮️💭✨✌️😋. Thank you very much for the good time spent here 💪😇

This pub used to be different before the new management. It was an alternative to the other pubs in the High Street on a Saturday. Now it thinks it is a mini night club where you need to shout to be heard above the music just like all the rest.

Had the well-tested chicken and stuffing sandwich, with roast potatoes and gravy. Good value at £6.00. Staff were friendly enough, too. Sadly, they no longer have the similar beef and horseradish sandwich...

Great staff, lovely food, good social distancing rules, hand sanitizer and clearly marked what tables were clean and ready to use.

Brewery Shades is the perfect combination of traditional English pub and classic rock bar. On our Sunday afternoon visit we sat outside under an umbrella where we were treated to Fish & Chips and a cover band playing vintage 1980s music by The Cure.Inside is an old pub with a cozy fireplace and polished wood fixtures. All surfaces were very clean, the beer was cold and the food hot. Service quick and efficient.When in Crawley if you are looking for a fun time in an interesting environment then you should step into not Brewery Shades and enjoy.TheBillo313

Most parts of this pub looks more like a restaurant than a pub, but the bar area is mostly for drinkers. This is a good pub with quality ales. Prices are ok for this part if the country. Over two days I had four different ales, all were dead in the glass. No head, no life, no lacings. Poor beer, poor cellarmanship, or poor glasses? This place could do a lot better.