Came here for a lunch as I was in the area. It was typically Harvester and we were quite happy with…read morethe food served, the portions were of a good size as well as drinks being refillable. The staff were friendly, helpful and very accommodating with a young toddler. I enjoyed myself and will come back.

Been here a few times when I have had guests down and we have always have had a good time here…read more It is located right next door to a Travelodge which means there's always a varied mix of punters in the pub whenever you go however the thing that does not change is the good prices and the friendly staff. I particularly like the homely feel of the pub none more so when we used so much glassware they came and had to wash our glasses to serve our next round of drinks! Would Recommend it especially as it has a lovely fireplace ideal for a chilly evening to keep you cosy and warm!

If you like pubs that feel homely and welcoming then this is the one for you. The 3 Jolly Wheelers…read moreboasts real wood burning fireplaces that beckon you in during the winter and a charming beer garden that provides a perfect retreat during the summer months. The pub also serves food and the menu shows good variety, though is aimed more at meat eaters, with few vegetarian options. The desserts are lovely, lots of fruit crumbles, puddings and a cheeseboard. There is a motel attached to the pub and as the location is a stone's throw from the countryside, it would make an ideal place for a short break. So if you're ever in Essex (stranger things have happened) and fancy some home comforts, you really must give The 3 Jolly Wheelers a try!

This should be in your list, if you're a traveling Anglophile as it represents the cream of a…read moregorgeous subculture that is ALL London. I am an expatriate and this is always one of the first pit stops on my sacred list of delectables. Get stuck into a pie, mash, and liquor and you'll wonder how it's been off your list so long. Fish&chips is good but it's England. Pie, mash and liquor is London. Maureen's is the best!

Awesome and cheap Pie and Mash! Definitely a must try while in London and it's not overpriced like…read moreevery where else in the city center. My wife and I got the salted beef bagel and also 2 pies and mash and both were fantastic. We got the liquor on the side since we had never tried and that was tasty as well! I think the bagel was 3.50 and the 2 pies and mash were 5.10. So very good deal!

So we had a large group and the food was decent. Service was ok (not great) but what do you expect…read morefrom a chain restaurant. I think for a Sat night could have been a little more attentive but worth the money for our visit

Came in to eat and have a few drinks I feel the staff were not worried about me as a customer I…read morelove the food but the service was poor and didn't really know anything thing about the harvester app

A solid middle-class gastro pub, this is…read more From the respectable range of ales (including some guests) to more than quaffable wines, you're sure to find something you enjoy drinking. Sierra Nevada is a mainstay. The food menu is long and varied, and the fare I've tried was respectable, albeit a bit spendy given this is zone 4. On the subject of cost, I should say I would have liked to see the prices about a pound or two cheaper for many main courses. And the 10-pound round for two pints of ale did give me a bit of sticker shock given this pub's almost-Essex location. I guess it IS located in yummy mummy Wanstead valley, though. All in all, the pub has good food, good booze and plenty of inviting seating areas and a vast beer garden. On my two weekend visits, it's always been buzzing. If you're in your 30s and living in Wanstead, it's where you're going to end up eating and drinking at the weekend. If you're visiting friends who are the aforementioned, you'll be happy here too.

Really surprised this place has 4 star reviews. Maybe we just got unlucky. The whole place feels a…read morebit run down, the seats we were sitting on we're stained and the lock on the door in the bathroom was broken. I ordered a flat white (on the menu), but was told they couldn't do that today (?) I had a cappuccino instead which came half full and appallingly presented. Then I ordered the smoked chicken and avocado salad which came without any avocado and no explanation after a longer wait than you'd expect in a pub. All in all, pretty disappointing!

I'll be the first to review this cafe. Came here for lunch today.. First ever visit ... Was seated…read moreand served instantly.. Order the all day breakfast.. It came out piping hot roughly five minutes later ... It was thoroughly enjoyable.. My only issue was how hot the coffee was... After 20 minutes it was still scolding hot... Nonetheless it was still delicious

Been to this lovely pub numerous times and it has yet to disappoint! Really delicious food. The…read moreatmosphere is great! And the little outside railway train is just a cherry on top! Highly recommend!

Its a warm and friendly family pub that has dj's and karaoke nights. They show all sporting events…read morewith a 3D tv. We take the kids every friday.

So, this was quite an adventure! I had organised a dinner…read moreand a movie Valentines day date with 18 friends to see Deadpool. As this year V-Day happened to fall on a Sunday, I was struggling to bookna large table, despite starting to call around a full month before the event. I called almost every restaurant in the O2 and received a shower of nopes. Finally, the man I talked to on the phone at the Harvester said it wouldn't be a problem, so I booked the table for 6pm. The Wednesday before our planned outing I called them again to confirm the table. The man I spoke to seemed rushed, but he confirmed my booking, so I figured all was good to go. However, when I arrived on Sunday, a little early to get organised before everyone showed up, they had no record of a large booking. The restaurant was incredibly busy and there was a long queue outside... Great! I spoke to the manager and she looked through their booking system to see if it was put on the wrong day, but couldn't find anything either. She took down the details of when I made my calls so she could inquire with her staff and asked us to wait a little so she could make enough room for our large group. Despite it being one of their busiest day, she made it happen! Within fifteen minutes we had a large table for those of us who had shown up early, ten minutes after that we had further tables nearby to accommodate the rest of our group. I was very impressed with how well the manager handled the situation, so extra stars for that! The food was unremarkable but enjoyable, regular pub-style fare. Unfortunately they were out of a few items, but seeing as it was Sunday evening on a super busy weekend, I can't fault them for that. All in all we were quite content with our meal here.

Do not come here if you are vegetarian…read more Went here for a Christmas meal with friends and ordered the vegetarian option of batterered halloumi. When it arrived it looked suspiciously similar to the cod batter so I asked if it was cooked in the same fryer (being allergic to fish I didn't want to take the risk), and found out from a very annoyed manager that all the chips and fried foods EVEN VEGETARIAN are cooked with the fish! The disgruntled manager took back the food and had the chef cook everything in the "gluten free" fryer which apparently didn't have fish in it. After leaving the restaurant pissed at the way I was treated, I was also sick because clearly this magical gluten free fryer isn't so fish free after all. This is therefor making the "vegetarian" options invalid and almost causing people with fish allergies to have a reaction. Apparently all the harvesters are the same according to the manager, so they lie to their customers about the food (is that legal?!), and they definitely aren't happy when you call them out on it.

You've been to a couple riverside pubs in the area only to find them all teeming with yuppie-types,…read moremonopolising every last bit of glorious patio space on what is perhaps the last sunny day of a summer that's done its best to cling on desperately to sunshine and mild temperatures. You just want to enjoy it, I know. I know. So when you can't even get a space INSIDE one of the aforementioned riverside pubs, and you didn't really want to eat oysters on your Sunday pub outing anyway - you rich a-holes - you head a little farther south. A little farther into the Isle of Dogs. Farther into the unknown. But then you can happen upon the Pepper Saint Ontiod, and it will be a happy day that you do. So the building appears to have been brought to life in Thatcherite Britain, like many of the buildings on the dreary Isle of Dogs, but its austere and utilitarian architecture belies the Pepper Saint's idiosyncratic personality. The mismatched furnishings and accessories from various decades and eras creates a pub pastiche that endears rather than cloys. And on sunny days, you'll find an armchair or two outside on the concourse overlooking the dock - along with some dedicated outdoor furniture of course. The food here is consistently inexpensive and invariably satisfying. Gastropub fare, this is not. But stop by for a light pub lunch or a proper Sunday roast, and you're sure to leave satiated. Add to this a better-than-average variety of drinks on tap along with a wine menu and high-quality spirits alongside neighbourly good service behind the bar, and you can't ask for much more in a pub. Oh, but /THERE'S MORE/ you also get a pool table and table football upstairs (along with more comfortable furniture sprawling the impressive floor space) and a totally hip soundtrack rocking the indie disco with tracks from the Jackson 5 to Portishead to Two Door Cinema Club. I'd say this pub belongs in a place like fashionable East London rather than the Docklands, but then - if it were - I'd never want to go. You see, I'd probably never get a chance to sit on one of the Chesterfields, filled as they'd surely be with moustachioed 20-somethings wearing low-cut vests, leering at me smugly from their ever-present positions on them. So here's to you, Pepper Saint. And stay just the way you are - malapropos in Millwall.

This place is good for a roast. The pork was thick cut slices with decent crackling on the edges…read more Roast potatoes were nice and crispy. Yorkshire pudding was good. Could have done with a pot of thicker gravy to put on all of it. It comes with plenty of gravy on the plate but it was a bit thin for me. The meat was great though so I wasn't complaining. I also tried the chicken which was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside as it should be. Don't be put off by the building from the outside. It is relaxed and friendly on the inside and has a pool table upstairs and board games. In the summer you can sit out round the side and look out over the dock. Worth trying the berry crumble with ice cream good to top off a meal. Bit of an odd place but worth going to. Staff are friendly and beer selection is good.

Kudos and kisses: Kudos to the chef for his fabulous fish…read moreand chips! (So yummy and crispy, yet light and fresh.) Kisses to Clara our amazing waitress who was attentive and funny. This place isn't busy at all, so if you're looking for a spot before a show at O2, this is your jam!