NEW GENTRY BEERHOUSE, Hanoi

Wandered past and was lured in by the name. I was surprised by the extensive beer list. From fairly cheap local beers to pricier imports. You can drink for cheaper in Hanoi but you won’t be as comfortable

Date of visit: November 2019

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Michael S

27 reviews

Reviewed October 15, 2019

European-style beerhouse with wide range of craft beers

Very good range of craft beers, including local ones. Prices verging towards Western but that was OK. Fairly quiet both times we went there. We ate the second time - menu tends towards Western-style carbs, but that suited us. Would go again.

Date of visit: September 2019

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Wintermadness666

174 reviews

Reviewed July 17, 2019

great options of beers in old quarter

New Gentry has a very upmarket feel. The service was fantastic, with a great range of craft and European beers available. Unfortunately, it's easy to miss on the street. I was searching for it and nearly walked past it! The drinks are accompanied by a...fantastic gourmet snack menu with surprisingly affordable prices. Other than that, there really isn’t much more to say, New Gentry is a great little spot to escape the hustle and bustle of Old Quarter.More

Date of visit: July 2019

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Kyle G

72 reviews

Reviewed May 7, 2019

Decent beer, decent food

If you're simply looking for a place to try a variety of local Hanoi and Vietnamese beers, then New Gentry Beerhouse checks the box. If you want a fun bar atmosphere with a variety of pub food, there are other places that check those boxes....I had the cuban sandwich and it was OK but seemed hastily slapped together in the kitchen and didn't have the craft and creativity common of Western brewpubs, especially in the modern craft beer era. Still, if you're just looking for a cold beer to escape the Hanoi heat, then this isn't a bad spot.More

Date of visit: May 2019

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27jessica

255 reviews

Reviewed April 13, 2019 via mobile

Great bar for a few drinks

As you'd expect, lots of beer variety, but also a couple of ciders and ginger beer available. Staff very friendly too.

Date of visit: April 2019

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Denisa D

11 reviews

Reviewed October 15, 2018 via mobile

Craft beers - a new idea for Hanoi

We felt like trying something else and popped into New Gentry for a craft beer. The selection is great especially for locally crafted beers and ciders (they do Belgian, Dutch, Mexican etc also but that obvs wasn’t the reason we were there). Prices are higher...than your regular Bia Hoi half a pint but you get to experience a modern twist on vietnam’s Beer culture which for us was pretty cool.More

Date of visit: October 2018

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Sim_Mcs_World

133 reviews

Reviewed September 26, 2018

Great spot to try out local and international Beers and Ciders.

Really liked this place. The prices were reasonable but the atmosphere was very ambient. I liked the choice of music playing on both nights we went, and the food we chose was also tasty. I don't like the fact people can smoke inside, but this...is Vietnam so expect it. As someone who does't even like beer ( I like cider) it was a pleasantly surprised. A really good spot to visit.More

Date of visit: September 2018

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guydickson1987

17 reviews

Reviewed September 24, 2018 via mobile

A hidden gem in Hanoi!

A fantastic bar with a great selection of imported and local craft beers and ciders! Small and cosy bar with attentive staff.

Date of visit: September 2018

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VikramPai

61 reviews

Reviewed August 12, 2018

Impressive Beer Selection

Very impressive beer selection. I recommend trying the Vietnamese beers, called Dante's Inferno and from North to South, quite strong and flavorful. Only problem with this place is that they don't serve food until 5:00 PM so a lunch time beer is just that, beer...with no food on offer.More

Date of visit: August 2018

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Solesouljoy

145 reviews

Reviewed June 21, 2018 via mobile

large beer selection.

Small place but big on air conditioning which was really really awesome given the warmness of June. We tried their local brews and it was alright. Had a young working crowd vibe