4.1/5

(2,012 reviews)

Victorian East End pub infamous as site where 1960s gangster Ronnie Kray shot and killed a rival.

4.2/5

(2,001 reviews)

A warm welcome awaits you at Browns West India Quay. Housed in a Grade 1 listed old sugar warehouse in Canary Wharf, in an area rich with maritime heritage and modern architecture, Browns West India

4.6/5

(584 reviews)

OUR STORY We have taken an old dilapidated 1930s Public House and have refurbished it to a high standard, this venue was for many years one of the East Ends best-known music venues.

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4.4/5

(981 reviews)

Fabulous food, fine wine & real ales in a friendly environment.

4.4/5

(549 reviews)

Classic Trumans interwar pub, built in 1937. Later Grand Met, S&N Retail. Had a spell from 1984 as Good Sams, reverting in 1995. Traditional pub well used by staff from the London Hospital, standing r

3.8/5

(1,226 reviews)

Established in 1991, Cafe Brera is an Epicurean all day cafe and bar. Inspired by the style of Milan and the ambiance of classic European cafes we serve classic Italian pizzas, pastries, coffee, cocktails and more.

4.4/5

(454 reviews)

We offer a comprehensive range of beers, ciders, spirits and wine. Good value for money and a great variety, which often changes.

4.4/5

(988 reviews)

Within the pretty Victorian terraces on Coborn Road,between Mile End and Bow Road tube stations lies Young’s East London jewel.Serving a great selection of drinks and a mouth-watering menu, The Coborn is waiting to be your favourite local.