Bars & Pubs

Mr Ramsay’s first foray into gastropub territory (now joined by west London’s Warrington and Devonshire) remains well received by Limehouse’s more moneyed residents. And it’s a good ’un. For a start, there’s plenty of space for actual drinking – the spacious bar, decked out in stylish stripes and greys, makes a fine place to indulge in quality ales (Deuchars IPA, Meantime wheat beer, London Pride) and wines (a Sancerre la Vigne Blanche at £20 a bottle perhaps?). Bottled beers include St Peter’s Organic and Wells’ Banana Bread. There are quality bar snacks (pint of prawns, scotch egg with HP, traditional ploughman’s) with not a pack of Nobby’s Nuts in sight. The excellent restaurant boasts superb Thames views, as does the sunny beer terrace.

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Time Out Bars, Pubs & Clubs Guide 2008