At ground floor level on Fisherman’s Walk at Canary Wharf, tables, chairs and merry-makers spill out of doors on to the riverside during the summer months. It’s a lovely spot to ponder the murky waters of the Thames.
Not just reserved for those days when we’re blessed by a precious warm front, inside the bar has a good stab at producing an old-fashioned but up-to-date feel: sawdust covers the floors and chunky candles cast a warm glow about. Pick up a glass of vino and find a perch while the usual Canary Wharf set hobnob around you.
The wine list is decent with some up-to-scratch own-label house wines as well as some delectable vintage ports. The Grill Dining Room offers food until 3pm, and bar snacks are available all day.
Rooms available for hire.
Nearby attractions: Canary Wharf, Museum in Docklands
Museum in Docklands,
No. 1 Warehouse,Hertsmere Road,Tower Hamlets,
London,
E14Map
4 minutes walk from Davy's Wine Bar
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At ground floor level on Fisherman’s Walk at Canary Wharf, tables, chairs and merry-makers spill out of doors on to the riverside during the summer months. It’s a lovely spot to ponder the murky waters of the Thames.
