Nice spot to grab lunch when visiting the London area. Servers are friendly. Korean fried chicken…read moresandwich was delish. They use thigh meat and it's very tasty. Colleague had the beef dip which he enjoyed as well.

The food was absolutely amazing! We only had a few starters & shareable. The service was spot on…read more Our server had some great recommendations on drinks being that was the main reason we came. The ambiance of the restaurant was very relaxing and social. Each room had a different theme, so it make walking thru the venue amazing. Now the drinks...hands down the best presentation you'll ever experience. The Mad Hatter is a shareable that was amazing to watch someone drink, and I will say the next time we go we'll get. Hands down the best bar/restaurant we've been to thus far.

The hotel has fantastic customer service, and this restaurant and bar truly excels. As a solo…read moretraveler I appreciate that their staff engages with the customer in a welcoming manner, and offers their recommendations. Per their name, there's a huge selection of gin, as well as a very good selection of beer, wine and other spirits. I enjoyed the Slow Cooked Beef Sandwich and the Chicken Char Sui. And I will probably try some of the other options before I leave.

Great bar at the Marriott West India Quay near Canary Wharf. Staff is incredibly friendly and…read morewelcoming. And the drinks quite good. Outstanding selection of gins.

This is a decent bar which gets awfully crowded during the week, at which point, it gets unbearably…read morenoisy, to the point where it physically hurts if you're not wearing earplugs! The best thing about this bar is that it's open on some bank holidays. It was open last Boxing Day and it's open today as well, which is absolutely brilliant when you're suffering from cabin fever and desperately need somewhere to be after all the shops in Canary Wharf Shopping Centre close at 6 pm. The food here isn't great and the drinks are okay, but the location's really convenient.

The location is really nice and it's All Bar One - but somehow this one feels a bit dingy…read more Ok for a drink outside, spare the food and don't even think about breakfast.

A great spot with an amazing view. Clarks behind the bar was engaging and professionalread more

Absolutely a must visit when in London. The vibe is excellent & the views of the city are…read moreunmatched. Don't miss out on this experience.

Mr. Fogg's is a chain cocktail bar and I went to several ones but this one is the best. In terms of…read moreservice, creativity, and ambience, it scores the highest in my book. While drinks are relatively pricy, they are worth it.

This was one of those cool bars that you should go check out with friends or a perfect spot for a…read morecocktail with a date. It's dim, dark, and there's a lot to look at. Servers were helpful with the menu recommendations and I'd definitely be back with friends.

Located in a beautiful structure on Canary Wharf up the escalator from the Elizabeth Line tube…read morestation. This place replicates a west Texas BBQ restaurant. They even blast country music over the speakers in this decked out wooden interior. I ordered a brisket sandwich that also had sausage. I wasn't going to expect much from a BBQ restaurant in London, but they impressed me. The brisket was juicy and full of a rich smoky flavor. How did they do this way out here?? The sausage was also juicy and had a delightful flavor. If I didn't know any better, this tasted just as good as a BBQ brisket sandwich back in the US. The sandwich came with a pickle spear and some coleslaw. There was a generous amount of brisket on the sandwich, where some US restaurants only give you two slices of brisket and call it good. I was stuffed with just this sandwich, and didn't need any sides.

Came here for a late lunch and enjoyed two burgers. The surf and turf burger was tasty and unique…read moresince it had shrimp with it. We also got a regular burger with bacon and cheese and was really tasty with the sauce they used. Our server Domingo was attentive and kind without being overly aggressive. He seemed to always check on us at the right time. The restaurant setting makes me feel like I'm in Texas but with the benefits of a nice view of the river. I'd say this is a fun place to come with a group of friends and take advantage of their specials.

This is an adult playground. At the moment, it's all about winter sports: outside, along with other…read moregames, you can play curling. When you go into the bar, you find a range of delicious winter cocktails and decor from cool Running. We had an excellent time there last Saturday. As a bonus, it wasn't too busy so it didn't feel crammed and the toilets were surprisingly clean!

Roof East is a real surprise, I'd seen it advertised last year but I thought how good can an open…read moretop bar on top of a grotty Stratford shopping centre multi-story car park be? Well the answer is pretty damn good, they've got a couple of bars with beer about £5 a pint plus wine cocktails and all that, but you've also got crazy golf, a cinema, basketball and amazing views of Stratford and the city... If you want to see Stratford in a different light you can't do much better than visiting this roof top bar

Great bar to chat and play games with friends. No food available but you can order food to be…read moredelivered to you.

Based at the former Princess of Wales pub, Loading has moved into this pub to expand their brand…read morewhich mixes drinking with gaming both electronic and board based. Whilst Scenario in Dalston is focused on console gaming (Wii U, SNES and others), Secret Weapon are focusing on PC gaming similar to Meltdown and as such have several PCs for people to try out. The drinks on tap are a bit more like a typical pub fare in that there is Carling, Guinness and Budvar (Czech) and several others; but their bottle and can range is more vibrant from several breweries such as Flying Dog and Monteiths, In addition they have the same gaming cocktails that their Dalston bar are known for so it adds to the gaming vibe. The pub itself is largely intact from it's previous form in that it has kept more of the old school decor around. It has only one floor, but there is a beer garden out the back so you can get some fresh air in between gaming or watching some people play games.

I don't eat there, I don't think I met anyone who does. But Parlour Bar (spelled the wrong way, by…read morethe English copying the French all the time "Parluuur" Bar is the best, hottest, most popular bar in Canary Wharf for years and always will be. It's centrally-located in a big park square and has a huge outside terrace with multple bar stations. Sometimes there are concerts or films set up in the park so you get a free show while you get tanked after work, and everybody is there after work. I miss getting drunk with my bud Nicky Glasses at Parlor, miss you buddy. Some day we will have to go there to reminisce inside bevys.

Having enjoyed the bar at Parlour for an after-work drink, we decided to try out the restaurant…read more Upon arrival we were seated immediately in the secluded dining section, which is next to the kitchen area. We were given menus and offered a choice water - including free tap water with ice and mint leaves, were presented a complimentary salmon amuse bouche and ordered cocktails. So far, so good. Once our delicious cocktails arrived, we ordered our starters and mains, and a bottle of wine. Unfortunately the white wine arrived warm, but it did come with an ice bucket, so it cooled down whilst we ate our starters. To our surprise, the mains (a standard burger and chips) arrived stone cold, but we let the waiter know, and he seemed genuinely apologetic and brought us fresh ones, which were hot. The food wasn't bad, but neither was it anything outstanding. The whole Parlour bar and restaurant menu has a quirky "circus" theme, with the cocktails named things like "tears of a clown" and "fairground millionaire", and the chips served in mugs or flower pots! Our burgers were served on a plastic cafeteria style lunch tray. Whilst the service was good, the prices were a little on the high side given the quality. I suppose it's the central Canary Wharf location that draws in customers looking for team lunches paid for on company credit cards.

This place really surprised me. A couple months ago, my…read moreboyfriend and i found a tapas bar in the area called La Tasca in the area and on our way there, he noticed this wine bar and thought it looked interesting. It also served tapas so we thought this could be a back up plan if we couldnt find la tasca. There werent very many people in there either, which made it less exciting for me. This time around, while we were looking for a place to eat in the area, we decided to finally check this place out. When the four of us entered on a Friday night at around 9pm, there was only one table that was occupied. The place was essentially empty - which is exactly why it surpassed my expectations. It's a wonder how this place can be so empty when the beer and wine selection is fantastic, while the food tasted much much better than it's tapas serving neighbour (La tasca was only 3 stars for me). The four of us ordered: - Pintxo de Manchego (£3.75): Toasted bread topped with manchego cheese and fresh tomato. - meh - Chorizo Picante (£5.50): Spanish chorizo, marinated in red wine and onions. - good - Patatas Bravas (£4.00): Potato chunks, served with alioli and a spicy tomato sauce. - GREAT - Pollo al Limon (£5.25) Chicken breast skewers, marinated in garlic and lemon. - good but a little dry - Champiñones al Ajillo (£4.75) Grilled mushrooms, marinated in garlic and parsley. - GREAT - Tortilla (£4.50) A timeless classic, the Spanish omelette made with potato and onion. - GREAT - Calamari (£5.50): Fresh Billingsgate calamari, coated in our home prepared beer batter then deep fried to a golden brown. - GREAT - Albondigas (£5.50): Home made beef meatballs in spicy tomato sauce. - GREAT While the food was a little on the luke warm side, it tasted REALLY DELICIOUS. The service was good, the food was good, the drinks were good. This place is definitely a hidden little gem. The only thing that marred the experience was the patrons, one of whom was laughing like a hyena the entire night (think Janice from Friends).

A great spot for a tet a tet over some drinks and tapas. The food is top quality and the staff…read moreattentive and considerate. The menu is extensive so there is sure to be something everyone likes. When our food was taking longer than they thought it should to be prepared we were offered bread and olives on the house. The indoor part of the restaurant is very small but on a summers day the large outdoor area would be a fantastic place to enjoy the food, drinks and coffee on offer at Le Pont. However when inside it is very cozy and comfortable. I look forward to going back again.