A lively, welcoming craft-beer bar with strong German-inspired food, generous vegan choices and occasional service or delivery lapses; best for relaxed drinks, casual meals and social events.
Two Thirds Beer Co. delivers solid food quality anchored by strong burgers, currywurst, and breakfast offerings, paired with genuinely attentive service that keeps regulars returning. The lively, music-filled setting and themed events create neighborhood appeal, though modest space comfort and occasional consistency dips in execution prevent a higher grade.
Two Thirds Beer Co. is a lively Abbeydale Road beer bar where the welcome is as much part of the draw as the taps. Reviews paint a quirky, sociable local with table service, quiz nights, themed events and outdoor seating; one repeat visitor essentially described it as a dependable second home, while another praised staff for making a lost arrival feel manageable. Expect conversation-friendly service most of the time, though the music can get loud and busy periods occasionally test patience. The food leans indulgent and German-inspired rather than restrained: currywurst, bratwurst, schnitzel burgers, loaded fries, pretzels and a memorable blooming onion sit alongside American-style brunch. The strongest recurring wins are currywurst, SchnitzBitz fries, pancakes, vegan options and the rotating special-event menus. Current mains and substantial plates generally sit around £11-15, making the overall meal spend moderate before drinks. It suits beer enthusiasts, casual groups and diners who enjoy bold, messy comfort food more than precision dining. Families are genuinely catered for rather than merely tolerated. Reviews describe successful visits with children and a toddler, and the current menu offers familiar pancakes, mini pancakes, fries, burgers, sausages, brownie and ice cream. Vegan and vegetarian families also have several practical choices. The lively atmosphere and occasional loud music may be less ideal for very young children at peak times, but the food accessibility is strong.
Area vibe: Leafy, residential suburb with independent shops and a relaxed, community-focused vibe.
Safety: Generally safe with pleasant evening footfall on main streets, though quieter side streets are more residential and calm after dark.
What's nearby: Near Abbeydale Road shops, parks (Graves Park nearby), tram/bus routes and local independents and pubs.
The menu is built around currywurst, schnitzel, loaded fries, and indulgent brunch, with several strong vegan choices.
Expect a sociable beer-bar atmosphere and accessible food, but plan for noise, slower peak-time service, and a potentially higher drinks bill.
The setting is friendly and event-driven, combining craft beer and comfort food with outdoor seating and occasional loud music.