The best restaurants in Millwall Tower Hamlets London

More a small takeaway branch. Very few mainly high seat stools. The energy crunch bircher was good. Very satisfying. Although high in calories, it does fill you up. Clean. Staff were pleasant and friendly.

High quality authentic Vietnamese Dishes and Fantastic dips. Especially softshell crabs, spring rolls and pho and Vietnamese desserts! Tucked in cosy corner within 10 minutes walking distance from Canary Wharf Station. Best for families and friends dining.

Mediocre at best, food looked amazing but taste was very bland and all courses were tepid at best, first course scone tasted stale, fish course over cooked but still lukewarm! When we told the waiter this at the end, he just replied oh I’m sorry to hear that but how was the service? Would definitely not go back or recommend

Es un lugar muy bonito sin embargo un poco caro. Una rebanada de pastel que es relativamente pequeña es 3. 75 una rebanada, compré uno hace unos días y no es realmente todo eso.

It is a beautiful venue with beautiful staff, it must be one of the best locations for a restaurant at Canary Wharf, I wanted to go here when it was launched, unfortunately the first time I tried it was a private function, but I have been in there twice since, the staff are a real asset and very welcoming. There was a DJ on the decks and she was very good. A big shout out to Daniel who was very approachable and talkative, a great asset to any lively team.

Amazing place, great service, delicious falafel, perfectly cooked chips. Warm even in the outdoor area. Alan was fantastic. Will be back soon

delivery was delayed for 25 minutes. kind and friendly delivery guy. received free crackers. and most importantly, really affordable prices. would order again next time.

Delicious food and good service ❤️🇩🇰❤️

They completely forgot about my order, and I was left waiting for more than 30 minutes. (When I arrived the restaurant was basically empty. I was given a glass of tap water, the glass had visible limescale.) It used to be a nice place, but I cannot recommend it anymora.

I loved it, we liked it, the girl was super nice and friendly, we would come back again. I don't know what the girl's name is, but she was the one who was there on Saturday, January 25th.(Lunch) She is very nice and friendly, I hope they give her a raise.

Pizza delivered :> The truffle, anchovies and parmigiana (plus nduja) all taste so good! Very aromatic, not greasy at all. The dough is elastic and lovely.

I went there on Sunday with my Husband and Adult Grandson, they fitted us in which was so kind as they were busy, the food was gorgeous, prawns and scallops to start, so tasty, then we had the roast pork, beef and a sea bass risotto all beautifully cooked, we really enjoyed it, the staff including the manager could not do enough for us, they were friendly and gave excellent service and attention, thank you we had a lovely afternoon at Browns and looking to book again next month when we are back in London

Canary Wharf felt like another vibe. Early evening, lively shopping mall, tub station connected. It felt everything in one place… I felt Parking charges were a bit too much as we only spent 20mins yet had to pay £5 for it.. But, otherwise a perfect place to spend your weekend evenings..

🚇 Island Gardens 🍺 £5.30 Heineken The Ferry House is located close to the banks of the Thames at the southern edge of the Isle of Dogs in East London. The nearest station is Island Gardens on the DLR. The Ferry House was established 1722 and is the oldest surviving pub on the Island. The pub’s location near to the old ferry point across to Greenwich meant it was ideally placed to cater for travellers crossing the river. This is a compact one bar pub with cosy rooms either side of the main bar. The servery is centrally located and has Courage lettering at the top of the back bar. Just off the main bar to the right is a snug room with sofas, a period fireplace and a Tv. At the back left of the pub is another cosy room with a Fives dartboard, a flat screen and a fish tank. The decor consists of white T&G wall panels, burnt orange wall paper and a boarded floor. The room at the back is carpeted and has dark wood panelling and beams. At the rear of the pub is a sunken walled beer garden. The beer line up was a selection of familiar mainstream beers and included one cask ale. I decided on a Heineken, my pint was great, price point was reasonable at just over a fiver. There is no food served here at present. We arrived around 4.30pm on an overcast Saturday afternoon in October. The pub was fairly busy with locals sat around the bar. The atmosphere was chilled and laidback with a local pub feel. The service was good, the chap who served us was pleasant and courteous. Visiting @theferryhousepub was an enjoyable experience, I loved the history that surrounds this pub. The reasonably priced beer, comfortable surroundings and a laidback local pub feel made for a relaxing stay at this watering hole. 📅 12th October 2024 More London Pub info @londonpubmap 🍻