Yet another conversion of a grimy and atmospheric East end boozer into a gastropub, but in this case it's been done so well that it's hard to feel too resentful, even though there's nothing here that moves far from the indentikit gastropub template. It's a bright open space, with lots of wood, contemporary art on the walls and Czech beers on tap, while the menu features such New British staples as belly pork with lentils, fish stew, and steak and kidney pie. They've obviously got somebody good in the kitchen, because the food is well above par (though a couple of cheaper options wouldn't go amiss). The location and friendly staff ensure a bustling atmosphere, which strikes a good balance between restaurant and pub.
The traditional East End and the vibrant new business culture of twenty-first century London meet in Stratford. Great connections to the Docklands business parks and ...More
East London Printmakers, a non-for-profit group of contemporary artist-printmakers in Hackney, have created a fairytale world for children to explore at the V & A ...More
The Art Pavilion is an indoor base for what is in effect an outdoor gallery space. The curved glass fronted earth sheltered building provides workshop ... More
Chisenhale Gallery occupies a renovated 1930s veneer factory on Chisenhale Road in Tower Hamlets. Since 1980, the old veneer factory and Godson's brewery industrial buildings ...More
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Yet another conversion of a grimy and atmospheric East end boozer into a gastropub, but in this case it's been done so well that it's hard to feel too resentful, even though there's nothing here that moves far from the indentikit gastropub template. It's a bright open space, with lots of wood, contemporary art on the walls and Czech beers on tap, while the menu features such New British staples as belly pork with lentils, fish stew, and steak and kidney pie. They've obviously got somebody good in the kitchen, because the food is well above par (though a couple of cheaper options wouldn't go amiss). The location and friendly staff ensure a bustling atmosphere, which strikes a good balance between restaurant and pub.
