The Hare
Bethnal Green · E2 0AS
PourHelles Belles · Five Points · 4.4%
PlateBeef shin pie, mash, gravy
Guv'norTom & Hanssem Hare
MON–THU 16–23 · FRI–SUN 12–24
Every great pub in town. What's on tap. Right now.
Twelve taps. Twelve breweries. One pub. Pulled fresh, written in chalk.
From Hackney's hop-heavy taps to Borough's bitter-pulled cellars. The landlords. The dishes. The hours.
Bethnal Green · E2 0AS
Notting Hill · W11 1PA
Hackney · E9 6NU
Islington · N1 1BL
Granary Square · N1C 4PA
Borough · SE1 9AB
Holborn · WC1A 2NJ
Bethnal Green · E2 6EE
Homerton · E9 6JE
Rotherhithe · SE16 4NF
Barbican · EC1Y 4SA
Tottenham Hale · N17 9JR
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Stamp ten. Get the eleventh on the house. No app-store rummaging required.
The pub loyalty card you remember from the 90s — except it lives on your phone and it works at every pub on the Pints map. Stamp at the bar. Or scan a QR. Or just tap your phone. Ten pints in, the eleventh's free.
Stamp ten. Free on the eleventh.
Two pints from a free pour, mate.
Six 440ml cans from six different UK breweries. Through your letterbox the first Friday of every month.
A different curator each month — last June it was Cloudwater's head brewer, this June it's the team at The Cock Tavern. Always six 440ml cans. Always different. Always great.
Roundels pinned in the cellar from every craft brewery whose beer's poured a pint on Pints.
…and 396 more independent breweries · see the full cellar →
The cellar-to-bar tap list, the loyalty stamp, and the punter directory — all free, forever, for indie pubs.
→ For landlords, GMs & cellarmen
Pints replaces the £80 chalkboard scrawl on Monday afternoon. Open the app, drag a new keg in, set the price, hit save. The Pelican on Westbourne Park does it from behind the bar mid-shift. Your punters see the change before the next round.
Drag a keg, set the price. Your pub appears on the Pints map within 60 seconds.
Punter scans the QR by the till. Done. No printers, no plastic cards, no monthly subscription.
See which beers your regulars chase, which nights are quiet, and which brewery deserves a cellar slot next.
Verified pubs get a sticker, a write-up slot, and pinned status in their neighbourhood feed.
Where Pints pours, by region. New cities opened first to local Cellar members.
Four drinkers. Two brewers. All on the back of beer mats.
Found a pub doing Burning Sky Plateau on cask, three minutes from my flat. I've lived here six years.
SAM, 31Bethnal Green · Drinker
The crate landed Friday morning. Six cans I'd never heard of, all worth chasing. Better than my Spotify Discover.
PRIYA, 28Walthamstow · Crate member
We sold out of Cloudwater DDH in two days after Pints listed us as a brewery feature. Pints+ does what flyers can't.
JEN, 42Co-founder, The Hare
Stamp 8, stamp 9, stamp 10 — free pint of Eternal at the Holborn Whippet. Felt like the 1990s in the best way.
MARCUS, 35Holborn · Drinker
Saw a pub stocking us, two miles up the road, never knew. Pints turned a one-off keg into a regular line.
LEX, 39Founder, Boxcar Brewery
It's the only app on my phone that's made me leave the house. Most apps do the opposite. Cheers, Pints.
ALEX, 26South London · Drinker
4.8 ★ on the App Store · 4.7 ★ on Google Play · 18,402 reviews and counting
Six questions, chalked up over the bar. Honest answers.
"So what is Pints, really — another delivery app?"
Not at all. Pints is a pub guidebook for your phone — a live tap list of what's on at every UK pub right now, a loyalty card that works across the lot of them, and a monthly crate that posts six cracking cans through your letterbox. We don't deliver pints. We get you to the pub.
"Is it free? What's the catch with The Round and The Crate?"
The Pint tier's free, forever — no card, no trial timer. The Round is £4.99/month for double-stamp Tuesdays, brewery cards and tap-takeover early access. The Crate is £24/month including UK postage for six 440ml cans from six different breweries. Both pause or cancel from the app in two taps.
"How do you know what's actually pouring tonight?"
The landlord tells us. Every pub on Pints has a Cellar Console — the landlord or cellarman drags new kegs in, kicks empties out, sets prices. The Hare on Bethnal Green updates theirs in eight seconds. Pubs without console access get crowd-sourced from logged-in punters; we cross-check three sightings before publishing.
"Does my regular get behind the bar for free?"
Pints is free for independent pubs and breweries, always. No revenue share, no listing fee, no premium-placement gaming. We charge punters (£4.99 for The Round, £24 for The Crate) and brewery partners pay a flat sponsorship for featured roundels. Your pub gets the cellar console, the loyalty stamp, and footfall data at zero cost.
"What about a quiet country pub with one cask and no Wi-Fi?"
Still works. The landlord updates from their phone over 4G. Or they text a number and we transcribe. Or a single punter snaps the chalkboard, we OCR it, and update the tap list in 30 seconds. We've onboarded pubs from the Isle of Skye to Cornish fishing villages. If it's got a beer engine, it's got a slot.
"Will my data get sold to the big lager companies?"
No. We're independent — backed by Cellar Ventures and our 94K members. We don't share individual data with any brand, brewer or chain. The breweries we work with see aggregate (e.g. "12% more pours at Bethnal Green pubs this month") never individual records. Read the small print — it's two pages, in English, no dark patterns.
Still got a question? landlord@pints.app — answered by humans, usually before last orders.
Find a pub. See what's pouring. Stamp a card. The eleventh's on the house.