Hawksmoor Wood Wharf is housed in an eco-friendly floating pavilion in a new riverside neighbourhood in Canary Wharf. Gently rising and falling with the tide, the main restaurant at dock-level is joined by a 120-seat waterside bar, The Lowback. Both include terraces with views across the water (squint your eyes and you might just see the ghosts of great ships laden with mighty lengths of timber that used to swing in and unload there).
There's also a private dining room for up to 20 people named after the local legend Queenie Watts, a singer, songwriter, actor and self-confessed bawdy landlady (think Peggy Mitchell meets Joni Mitchell).
The menu revolves around the best British produce the country has to offer with grass-fed dry-aged ethically reared beef, sustainable seafood from the South coast and some of the biggest hits from the Hawksmoor New York menu.
A warm welcome awaits you at the Greenwich Tavern, where first-class food and drink is a passion and the aim to meet your every need is a promise.Set on the corner of King William Walk overlooking the beautiful grasslands of Greenwich Park, this all-embracing venue includes a bar and quaint function room ideal for parties and celebrations. The atmosphere swings from lively and merry to relaxed and mellow, due to the distinctive character offered by each of the tavern's two floors. All dogs are welcome!
Le restaurant Smith's situé dans le quartier de Wapping, vous accueille au bord de la Tamise. Vous pourrez profiter d'une vue fantastique sur le Tower Bridge et le Shard. Cet établissement réputé pour ses plats de poissons, fondé initialement en 1958, vous propose aujourd'hui un lieu de restauration exceptionnel.
Offrant des vues panoramiques sur la Tamise, le restaurant et bar The Narrow sert une cuisine simple, mais élégante, à base des meilleurs produits artisanaux britanniques et européennes. Vous pourrez déguster des cocktails classiques, du vin et des bières au bar ou dans la véranda, idéale pour la détente avec un verre et pour les vues panoramiques sur la Tamise.
À Canary Wharf, nous sommes fiers de notre magnifique restaurant de 164 places offrant une vue sur la rivière. Les tables installées à un niveau surélevé surplombent notre accueillant salon à cocktails, qui est disponible pour une location privée.
En saison estivale, nous vous proposons 150 places supplémentaires sur notre terrasse au bord de la Tamise.
Nous assurons également un service de sommelier la plupart des soirs en semaine, service qui peut aussi être réservé sur demande.
A country side feeling mixed with a modern refurbishment. Tasty and homemade, seasonal food and friendly service, makes us pub special. Situated in the heart of Blackheath with a fantastic view outside.We welcome dogs into the bar area, please select a bar seating if you would like to bring your four legged friends with you when reserving a table and we will provide water and treats for them.
Café Britaly is a cheeky addition to Peckham's exciting food scene. Specialising in Britalian food made by ex-Bouchon Racine chef Alex Purdie, served in an informal airy mid-century café environment. Whilst the Britalian Carbonara with Cream, deep-fried Pizzetta Crunch, and 'superior-to-tiramisu' Zuppa Inglese trifle, have been shocking Italian Instagram there are many other classic dishes that focus on British-Italian provenance also. Situated on Rye Lane it is a centrally located Peckham restaurant, between the station and the Rye (Peckham Common).
WELCOME TO THE CROWNThe Crown is a majestic pub nestled in the busy borough of Bromley on the outskirts of South London.Please note we don't reserve outside tables.With distinctive, double height ceilings and a rustic charm through the interiors, there are plenty of cosy or lively spots to sit back and enjoy with great company.
High Road Social is a neighbourhood bistro in the heart of Greenwich serving ingredient-led, modern British dishes sourced from the British Isles, offering a simple, delectable menu with a thoughtfully created wine list championing independent wineries both new and old.
